オール・シングス・マスト・パス
In his 2001 review for "Mojo", John Harris said that "All Things Must Pass" "remains the best Beatles solo album ... oozing both the goggle-eyed joy of creative emancipation and the sense of someone pushing himself to the limit". In another 2001 review, for the "Chicago Tribune", Kot wrote: "Neither Lennon nor McCartney, let alone Ringo Starr, ever put out a solo album more accomplished than "All Things Must Pass" ... In subsequent years, Lennon and McCartney would strive mightily to scale the same heights as "All Things Must Pass" with solo works such as "Imagine" and "Band on the Run", but they would never top it." Nigel Williamson of "Uncut" said that the album includes some of Harrison's best songs in "My Sweet Lord", "All Things Must Pass" and "Beware of Darkness", and stands as "George's finest ... and arguably the best post-Beatles solo album of them all".