Artist: Neil Diamond
Album: Moods
Year Released: 1972
Track-By-Track
Song Sung Blue
This one is perfect for those Monday blues. “Me and you are subject to the blues now and then”. Truth. “But when you take the blues and make a song, you sing em out again.” Blues happen, but they don’t need to hang around.
Porcupine Pie
This one makes exactly zero sense, and that’s why it’s fun. Forget it’s Monday with this nonsensical track. Kids from 1-99 will love this one.
High Rolling Man
Rock ‘n roll. High-energy, and dance-ready. Perfect for chasing away those cases of the Mondays.
Canta Libre
Very chill. Great for that midday meditation. It does, eventually, go into English. In case you were worried.
Captain Sunshine
Slower tune, but still good for head-bobbing.
Play Me
Just listen. Great song.
Gitchy Goomy
Another fun one that’s partially nonsense, but wholly upbeat. It’s a happy song.
Walk On Water
A bit different, but good, nonetheless. It’s one of those “love it or hate it” songs. Even if you’re not fond of the beginning, it hypes up, quite a bit.
Theme— Instrumental
Exactly what the title says it is. Nice tune.
Prelude In E Major
30-second prelude to the final track. Still worth a listen.
Morningside
“Morningside, the old man dies” is not the best way to start a song, in my opinion. Especially followed up with “no one cried”. A perfect cry song. If you’re not needing a cry, I suggest you stay far, far away from this one. An incredible song, but it doesn’t make one feel happy.
Recommended?
Yes, yes, and more YES! Neil is much more than “Sweet Caroline *bum bum bum*” Definitely one to put on your list.
Got something you think I should hear? Drop it in the comments!
⬜️See you on the B-sides⬜️
***Music is subjective. My opinions are not the only ones out there. If you like something I don’t recommend, that’s awesome! Tell your friends about the awesome song you just heard! Artists love positive feedback!***
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