More of the Music of Jimi Hendrix
- With excellent Double Plus (A++) grades or close to them from start to finish, this copy is guaranteed to handily beat any other The Cry of Love you’ve heard – exceptionally quiet vinyl too
- Big, bold Hendrix sound – powerful energy and presence with the size and space of a fresh analog tape (particularly on side one)
- The first and probably best of the posthumous Hendrix albums, with top tracks including “Angel,” “Ezy Rider,” “Freedom,” “Drifting” and more
- VH1 called it “the greatest posthumous classic rock record of all time” and they just might be right
With Eddie Kramer and Robert Ludwig on the payroll, doesn’t this record have to be spectacular? Good, yes, but spectacular? Not really. Some copies just don’t rock, and those copies lose a huge number of points for that shortcoming, especially on a Monster Rock record such as this.
Some are leaned out, some have no real top end — as Murphy’s Law makes clear, if something can go wrong it will go wrong.