Chicago VIII CD

 Chicago at its Best
Chicago weaves into jazz, rock, latin and never loses its identity. An excellent album.
Submitted by a reviewer (San Francisco, Ca. USA) 
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 Mediocre reputation is undeserved
This album has soft moments but is more rock oriented than other Chicago albums of the era. "Oh, Thank You Great Spirit" may be a particular surprise to people who expect soft pop from Chicago; after a slow, dreamy build-up, it rocks pretty hard. The three bonus tracks are from the appropriate time period and are pleasant, although their jazz orientation doesn't match the other tracks. Critics tend to consider this album mediocre, but it exhibits a high level of creativity and quality--especially compared to the band's later output.
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 their best
got your attention ! dare I say,yes I do guitar work,vocals,bass,brass everything in top form terry kath is awesome sure miss him chicago VII not even close the only thing previous person has right is the fact that the artwork is wrong
Submitted by robert (rockford,il.usa)
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 Superior Rock-Classic Music!!!!
This is another superior classic rock album from Chicago. The vocals are tight and the bass is excellent. An excellent set of songwriting indeed.
Submitted by jejr9 (Irvine)
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 The picture of the cover is wrong!!
The picture of the cover shown here is the cover of Cicago VII, which is a far superior album.
Submitted by AVF (Australia)
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