Stevie Wonder

[Julio_Strikes_Back]

I just want to know HoR's opinion on Stevie Wonder. I got Innervisions and it's wonderful. Too High and Living for the City are my favorites. Also, what other Stevie Wonder albums should I get?

[timmay9]

Talking Book and Songs in the Key of Life are the other two essentials. All three of the albums are classics (Innervisions being the third).

I absolutely adore him btw.

[willdabeast21]

He's not bad

[gmarsh]

He's aight :D

[afterstasis]

timmay listed the same three albums i dig, though i don't think they're terribly solid albums to be honest.

[tridentgum0]

Stevie Wonder is a god amongst men. That's how awesome he is.

[ImHotterThanYou]

Never tried.

[jakesnake771]

It depends what you're looking for. As a self-proclaimed Super fan of Stevie Wonder's (have all of his albums, etc) I would suggest you give Fulfillingness' First Finale a good listen. Originally it was the least favorite of the Classic Albums for me, but it really has some good stuff.

Music of My Mind is severely underrated as well, mainly because of its follow up record Talking Book (both released in 1972).

I had been told to listen to Innervisions blind folded to get a different experience of it and it really was different. Digesting the music without having to deal with visual stimuli is really interesting.

[JukeBoxHero]

I haven't listen to a lot of Stevie Wonder but I think his stuff is awesome.

[Soror_YZBL]

I haven't listen to a lot of Stevie Wonder but I think his stuff is awesome.

seconded. He's sorta like zappa to me, in the fact that I really love his music but don't really go out of my way to get any it. :)