As one of the first metal records I've really given a full listen to (I just listened to it), it's fucking amazing. Only downside is that some parts can be repetitive, but even that's hard to find. Peak!

Ooooooh!!!! Shit! This is a banger. Idgaf. The only real complaint is that there a little too much sex-talk for me, some songs kinda sound the same, and some songs are a tad bit too short. I just wish the Native Tongues remix of SWtM was on this. Then it would be perfect....

Best track: She Wants to Move
Worst track: Backseat Love

oooh, it's peak. It creates this, like, vivid world with people fighting over what they believe in (especially in TGoD) super well. The cover art also really helps with this. Ooooh, boy. It's soo good. Listen to it. please bro.

get yo funky ass in that tub, bitch

the world is a ghetto with big guns and picket signs...
but it can do what it want whenever it want, i don't mind...
he said I gotta get up, life is more than suicide!
one day at a time, the sun 'gon shine.

Its- it's pretty good, alright? Certainly not a whopping 10/100. Geez, NME.
While I mainly prefer Jamiroquai's earlier endeavors in Acid Jazz, this is still fucking slick asf!!!!! Ridin' around in my Black. Devil Car.
If it weren't for the fact that most of the songs here are mainly about sex/ladies and not insightful commentary like the earlier albums, it would be waay higher. You should totally still give this album a listen, though.

I dunno. Pretty slick. A lot of the songs (for me) kinda sound the same, which I find to be kinda boring. I wanna dance, bro. Sweet rock album, though.

If you like early Jamiroquai, listen to this shit NOW...... You won't regret it. peak asf, I love acid jazz too much.
Coming out during the peak of the Acid Jazz movement, (I'm pretty sure) this album took actual years to make, and extremely expensive to make it perfect. and BOY it shows. Great music. Slick.

Despite not being my favorite from Yes, still one of the goat albums. Kinda feels like to me that there's too much filler (3 songs out of 9, feels like a lot) for me to give it a higher rating. Amazing though, Heart of the Sunrise is what really got me into Prog Rock. Peak, your honor.

Uggghhh. I am a fucking FEIND for acid jazz. All of these songs on here are amazing (especially EoPE), though some I think do overstay their welcome (lookin' at you, Didgin' Out....), but they're still sliiiick.
Amazing album with a message still prevalent today. Actually, fuck the government. For real. Fight that fuckin' power.

One of the few albums (and pieces of media in general) that I've listened to that can actually make me cry...
This would be perfect for me if Siberian Khatru didn't fade out. 10/10.