Way repetitive since the 60s... Santana did not evolute. This album looks like it was made to the radios, that is why it is so famous... nothing more than that.

This is a good guitar album, with the bass on many tracks being surprisingly good (i.e. Smooth) It flows well as an album, and all tracks are good (If not a little cheesy) with only a couple of minor exceptions.

I think this was a great album in colaboration with some good young artists and combined with Santana's experience and talent it was very good

If you havent heard this you need to !

WOW..i am a bass player but this CD i sfilled with amazing quitar playing. There is good bass in here to. This ablubum is going to be one of the bests of all time for what it has done for people and everything. -GO buy it if you want a collectors idum or a great veriety of music

This CD is a great one from Santana. It includes several guest artists like Eric Clapton, Dave Matthews, and Rob Thomas. It features several hits like my favorite, Smooth. Overall, this CD is sweet.

It isn't old Santana but Benny Rietveld's work on bass is great.

Benny Rietveld's awesome bass playing is one of the things that encouraged me to keep on playing bass. That he's working with quite possibly one of the greatest living guitarists in the world doesn't hurt, either! This CD is fun to listen to and fun to play!

Yes it completely rocks. Maria maria - wat a bassline even i can play it

It's nice to see so many artists from all different backgrounds get together on one album. That just shows you the gift that Santana has. I think that about a year from now, after all of the tracks stop getting played over, and over, and over again on the radio this is going to be a great CD to have. Right now you don't have to own it yet, just turn on your radio and hit scan until you find a station that is playing one of the songs.

Features Dave Matthews, Eric Clapton, Everlast, Lauryn Hill, Rob Thomas of Matchbox Twenty, and many others. Santana brings his usual funk and amazing guitar to a new level of greatness, complementing his guest performers perfectly. It seriously kicks some major ass.