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Al Green made this album and could never make secular music ever again. You can hear why. Somehow the coke, violence, political turmoil, and chaos of the early 70s all come together and refract into melodies worthy of the angels. Anyone who doesn't have this stuck in the CD player in their car merits heavy suspicion.

Was a hold out. But alas, it's true. It's true what they say.

sweet and warm. Put this on on a rainy morning or while cooking breakfast for the girl you've just realized you've fallen in love with.

what it sounds like to be stumbling toward oblivion—but suddenly their sick bass riff comes along and turns it into dancing.