Instruct: Classify the given review into positive or negative sentiment.
Query: Classic, smooth retro soul and motown

It's as if Marvin Gaye and Al Green were still pumping out new music in their prime. D'Angelo has the best male voice in popular music today. His voice has that rich horn-like quality that Marvin and Al had and he can hit the high notes at will. There's one great track after another and surprisely there's more of a breezy jazzy feel to the album than a modern hip hop groove, even with guest appearances by Redman and Method Man. D'Angelo lets the songs take their time to develop so nothing seems rushed which, you will see, is a nice change from most music which is designed for 3 minute play so as not to upset the radio commercial schedule. Given all the above, it's the rare album that gets better and better with each listen.Only criticism I have is that the first few tracks are the only weak ones on the album and lead to a slower start than I would like. Oh well, just hit "random play" on your CD to take care of this.