Pros:

Voice leading is incredibly memorable and characterful, elevating every moment, whether it be upbeat and fun or soothing and gentle

Arrangements and instrumentation are a constant treat throughout, using wistful strings to hold down the chord progressions and building from there with bold brass inclusions, well-implemented bass parts and a host of excellent piano melodies

Boasts a variety of timeless and wonderful hooks, sporting melodies and themes that continue to impress today in both their catchiness and their emotional range

Cons:

Somewhat inconsistent, housing a couple of less inspired cuts along the way

Arrangements often disguise some disappointingly simplistic songwriting, building many tracks from a single four-chord loop

Best: You've Got To Learn

Worst: Beautiful Land

7/10 Hasn't aged a day