On the Road is what I want to hear from Traffic. This is their classic sound, but stretched out, and here the band shows their true ability as musicians. Traffic seems to conjure up Soft Machine at times, with their jazzy prog display and reckless abandon. For my tastes, this is the best Traffic album I've heard. I realize they have another earlier live album that I should investigate, as well as giving their earlier studio albums another shot.
Thursday, August 6, 2020
Traffic - On the Road. 1973 England
On the Road is what I want to hear from Traffic. This is their classic sound, but stretched out, and here the band shows their true ability as musicians. Traffic seems to conjure up Soft Machine at times, with their jazzy prog display and reckless abandon. For my tastes, this is the best Traffic album I've heard. I realize they have another earlier live album that I should investigate, as well as giving their earlier studio albums another shot.
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