Reviews
Ranked #45 in Rolling Stone's "500 Greatest Albums Of All Time" - "...Robertson's stories truly come to life in Helm's man-of-the-soil growl, Rick Danko's high tenor and Richard Manuel's spectral croon...", "...An undeniable classic of North American roots music, exploring folk, gospel, country, rhythm & blues, soul, funk, and rock & roll...", "The Gems That Echo the Sounds of the American South Are Comforting and Familiar.", 4 Stars Out of 5-"...This Has the Authority and Radiance of Beaten Gold...", "...Their masterpiece, with its myth-creating sepia sleeve photograph and its astonishing breadth of resource and reference...", 5 stars out of 5 - "...a sound that had a strange glamour and a seductive abstraction....THE BAND was where the group filled in the map....The people were flesh and blood...and they gathered to talk and brag about what mattered to them....The songs were uproarious, full of outrageous double-entendres...", "...One of the best albums in rock history....These remasterings sound incredibly rich, and each has alternate takes....this is reissuing done right." - Rating: A, "...The hymn-like quality of the voicings, the use of counter-point and contrapuntal rhythms by the singers, the weaving of voices in and out into a pattern that grows each time you hear it, are the things that make the sound of this music so compelling...", 5 stars out of 5 - "...Even stronger than their debut, MUSIC FROM BIG PINK with Robbie Robertson's elegiac songsmithery...in full bloom..."
