Elton John - Caribou

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"This album features one of the most brilliant vocal perfromances in pop music on "Don't Let the Sun Go Down on Me". "Pinky", "I've Seen the Saucers", and "Ticking" are also very evocative. Even with Elton on autopilot he still produced a very polished set." --phillipssp

"This is the atmosphere of the Super70s for me. The first record I bought, when I was 12. And the first song I waited anxiously to hear on the radio - the original "Don't let the sun go down on me", without George Michael (nothing against him, but a memory is a memory and it can't be changed). Along with the beautiful "I've seen the saucers", would be worth alone buying the CD, but there's still a lot more in there. Those were the good times!" --mistyavalon

"What Elton John experience in this powerful album is his own way to make all the world rock with him! Now he's a star. He knows exactly that people will listen to him, whatever he'll try to say. And he comes out with such a strange, impressive, great meltin' pot of colours and images rollin'out from this album.....that is unforgettable." --Emelia