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9 years ago

Malik Ahmad

... Chicago cuts loose....their creativity and musicianship at full blast here....listen and let it take over u....

9 years ago

photinia99

The 2nd album is the one that does it for me...Terry Kath's playing drives the songs..and "Ballet" is their all-time masterpiece.

9 years ago

Kirill Medvedev

Totally amazing, listening with tears, missing Terry... My father considered Chicago VII as their best album, but I'm pretty sure, Chicago V is their classical and the most amazing one

10 years ago

井川圭

best album for methks for up loading

10 years ago

Ed Severance

For me this is the best singing I have ever heard by Robert Lamm. And hearing what amazing sounds TK produced makes me realize how much music as a whole misses his great guitar playing.

10 years ago

Paul Catania

This is the Chicago that I loved and was inspired by. I'm even more blown away by this music today than I was when I first bought the record in '72 when I was 15. It just keeps getting better!

10 years ago

bassmanjoe

THE REAL CHICAGO!!

11 years ago

Norm LeDonne

Forgot how good this album is! (I digitized it from vinyl)

11 years ago

Refugio Arriozola

Same think for me.

11 years ago

Gilberto Rivera

Always loved this song..... Sounds like Prog-Rock... only with horns.... well, "Progressive" comes out from Jazz, since Yes had a "Jazz Lover", Bill Bruford, and Yes was one of the first Prog-Rock bands.... Chicago was born at the same time, but the horns give this song a touch of Jazz... Anyway, too much history to talk about, but just three words: I LOVE THIS!!!!

11 years ago

Forms In Space

total groove

11 years ago

Frankincensed

Chicago at its best. Great album.

11 years ago

MrGabiMerida

BESTIALLLL

11 years ago

kenny berry berrypicker

I bought this album as soon as it hit the stores. I loved Chicago when they had the original members;Danny, Robert, Terry, Peter, Lee, Jimmy, & Walter. After Terry died, I never bought another record. His guitar work was never matched by any of their subsequent guitarists, and I think he was a huge influence on the band's overall sound. Check out 'Dialogue' from this same album.