Instruct: Classify Amazon reviews into positive or negative sentiment
Query: traffic unadulterated

This album lived on my turntable in 1972, then a couple of years ago I found an excellent YouTube version of No Time to Live and realized it was worth getting on CD. Although this is a stylistically bumpy album, it is still intelligent and fun. And despite their differences, the Crying to be Heard // No Time to Live suite show that Mason and Winwood really could work together. IMO that is among the best ten minutes of music ever written and precedes Morrissey, Stipe, and Cobain angst by decades. This is an extremely important album for anyone interested in the evolution of progressive or jazz-rock; remember that 1968 also saw the release of Bare Wires, In Search of the Lost Chord, and the formation of Led Zeppelin and Yes...