Sweet Baby James

At one point James Taylor says he's going to play some rocks and roll for the audience. This is a lie.

Liked Fire and Rain going into this album. Still too dul.

Some nice bits but not something I'd enjoy much

90% of this was just the same cadence and tone, so I was pretty bored for the most part. There was nothing particularly bad about the singing or guitar playing, he just needed to throw a little something extra in here or there

Now look, it's James Taylor. He's great! A classic! He's also very much "your dad's music." There's also something about this era of music that eagerly pushed for unearned Blues songs that sound great musically, but still seem flat. I can almost see the drunk middle-aged housewives poorly dancing in front of me while clapping their hands over their heads out of rhythm and shouting "woo!" throughout the whole song while I listen to these two out-of-place tracks on the album. This may be an overly harsh and undeserved criticism towards Mr. Taylor's musically capable talents, along with other artists from the same period who are guilty of the same crime, but it's hard not to recognize it for its oddly specific and nuanced framework when it has been imposed upon your formative days without consent. Overall, it's a solid production throughout, but starts to blend too seemlessly into each lull before a jarring tonal shift reminds you that there have been different songs playing this whole time. However, when Taylor hits, he knocks it out of the park. "Fire and Rain" is an undeniable classic that deserves a listen any time it comes on. 3/5

Little on the lame side - not my vibe :(

Honestly was a snooze. He was putting me to sleep at a time I wasn’t that tired so a little disappointing and boring. He was also a little country sounding so just a no for me. I do see why people would like him though, just not for me.

Sweet Fanny Adams.

Me he aburrido. Lo siento. Ya sé que es famoso para muchos pero no me ha interesado nada.

It's fine, absolutely not my type of music. A lot of the songs follow a similar structure and sound very similar.

Det var harmløst, men kan ikke huske en eneste sang.

JT's voice is angelic, yet he's got this super-phony smarmy feel to his music ... and listening to him try and sing blues is super-cringy. Despite my hatred for it, I was incredibly bored by this album. All I could think of were Sesame Street episodes where some famous singer comes on and teaches kids how to count by twos while playing guitar on the front steps ...

Was er macht, gefällt mir recht gut, das Album lahmt allerdings etwas. Steamroller Blues und Oh Baby, Don’t You Loose Your Lip On Me sind für mich Highlights. Trotzdem noch keine drei Sterne.

I found his voice lovely on the country tracks but thin on the blues.

Was expecting a classic. It’s not. But it’s short. Can’t beat short

This album and Taylor in general are the anti-gonzo - The compromise between actual rock and the easy listening take-it-safe-just-do-what-everyone-else-is-doing mentality that was used to poison the counter-culture movement of America in the last half of the 20th century. Its the lowest common denominator of music for a bunch of disillusioned hippies finally realizing in 1970 that they werent ever going to get any of that freedom and consciousness expansion shit they thought they were going to win 5 years ago. I feel like I should maybe rate it higher just because its finally not a britpop album on this awful list, but I cant bring myself to give it better than a 2. 2/5

rgenf

Two good songs and then bluuuurgh

was really enjoying this at first, but the back half is a real dud. sorry james ⭐⭐

basic folk album

zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

it's not in my favorites

He has a beautiful voice, but all songs on this country blues pop album are very slick honeyd and smoothed over. It feels empty. I didn't hate it, but also didn't really like it

It's one of my goals to understand singer/songwriter and acoustic stuff so I went into this with as open of a mind as I could. I think this was a good step. I don't fully understand the draw but I did really enjoy the drums and the more bluesy tracks. I tried to pay extra attention to the lyrics and thought almost all of them were kinda stupid. Still not my bag but I'm learning at least! A light 2.5. Maybe more like 2.3.

2.5 Really wanted to make a Simpsons reference and open my review with “Wow, former president James Taylor!”, but someone already beat me to that, so I’ll refrain. I’ve always liked Taylor’s voice, but I’ve never found any of his music overly interesting. I guess it’s fine easy listening stuff, but it doesn’t really seem to have a ton of personality to it, so I don’t usually walk away with any lasting impression. Fire and Rain is a perfectly fine acoustic track, but never something I jump to. I did enjoy Country Road a bit more than I remembered in past listenings, but then found the guitar work on Oh, Susannah immediately after really annoying, and while Steamroller Blues was a nice take on the specified genre, I found his second stab at it on Oh Baby, Don’t You Loose Your Lip on Me to be kind of cringeworthy. Had a bit more diversity of sound to it than I expected, but nothing that really changed my existing opinion. Not a ton to say beyond that - one of the most “okay” artists out there for me.

Laying the groundwork for his cameo on The Simpsons. (I was going to leave it at that and give this a 3... but then the second half of the last song ruined it. Literally removing a star because of the last two minutes of "Suite for 20 G".)

Beh album for me, had some good stuff but not really my jam

Actually enjoyed the first half more which seemed like typical country music. If it had all been like that it would have been a 3.

So this is a first time I have listened (or heard about) James Taylor, and I have to admit, there is a small chance there will be a second time. James has a beautiful voice, which he uses accompanied by a soft guitar melodies - not quite country, not quite pop, just whatever lays down on the bottom of his heart. And truth to be told, our hearts don't have too much in common. I understand why someone might like it, and why this album is on the list, but I think others would also agree that this music is not for everyone.

Not my thing, okay for one listen but probably wouldn’t go back into it.

Eh folk. It’s okay.

The album does not seem like anything special, as it is just like any other sugar coated mum-country, which I have grown so sick of in modern country, but 50 years earlier

Meh. Found it hard to even grasp at this album.

Thanks to this album, my days of finding James Taylor aggressively uncool have come to a middle. I'm giving him two stars instead of one because someone has to make music suitably bland for elevators and lobbies, and he fills that role with aplomb.

Acolades have been thrown at this album and James too as a master songwriter. I remember my auntie had this in her collection and it's beautifully written, played and produced but for me there's a lot of artists and albums out there with more integrity. Very disappointed listening through - it's insipid and bland. Easy listening wallpaper is all i'd rate it for.

Fire and Rain guy

I can't rid myself of the association between James Taylor and being at the dentist and the inevitable pain after having my braces tightened. Which I had managed to mostly block out until I listened to this album.

Fire and Rain is a classic but I don't really like anything else here. James has a pleasant enough voice but the songs don't interest me much, especially the bluesy stuff which is quite bad.

Nope

Boring derivative rubbish

Så extremt boeing

A bit of a nothing album

Seems like the most common way to get into James Taylor is by way of your mom and you grew up listening to it. That wasn't the case for me, so I have no special reserve of nostalgia for his music, nor does it strike me as being noteworthy in any particular way.

Just completely beige. Musically has no edge, lyrically even less. And it has the Jesus element.  It's a pleasant enough sound, so it gets to a 2, but doesn't warrant anything more, there's nothing of interest there.

No thank you. No..no thanks. There's genuinely no song on this that I'd consider listening to again. But I must concede he has a good singing voice, and plays his guitar well. I just wouldn't want to experience this album ever again.

James Taylor is a 70s pop musician. You listen to his half dozen most popular songs and you move on. But this is pleasant and nice. Nothing innovative or extraordinary, but patient and short with its sweet moments. I have a few favorites, and nothing I hated. Favorites: Sunny Skies, Fire and Rain, Blossom

I'm not into hippie folk music in general, especially when all the songs sound the same. I did enjoy 1 song though. Super boring overall

The folk songs are alright - typical James Taylor stuff flowing gently in the background like a summer breeze. Nothing special, but something to entertain your ears. Sadly, there are also a couple of songs where he tries the White Man Plays THE BLUES(tm) routine, and as so often in these cases, these efforts fall completely flat. 2/5

09/25/22 Listened on the way back to SAT. Only one song I enjoyed. Thought it dragged. Beautiful Birthday weekend:)

People complain about the list having too much obscure Britpop, but to me the real issue is too much generic American country guff. Not bad, just exceptionally uninteresting.

a nice warming and comfy album, i'm just not too crazy about country music ig

The word that came to mind as I listed to it was "quaint", although I'm not sure that's quite right. By definition, quaint means "attractively unusual or old-fashioned," and this album struck me as neither unusual nor attractive. It was old-fashioned, sure, but rather staid and conventional. If Country Music and Elevator Muzak had a developmentally delayed lovechild, it might be named Sweet Baby James.

My dad once described James Taylor as “that guy who can’t wait to bring out his acoustic guitar at a party”. Not for me. Best songs: Sunny Skies, Blossom

finding his feet

sorry but snooze

Υπερβολικα βαρετο, επαλαμβανομενο με μερικες αναλαμπες οπως το blossom και το suite for 20g 2/5

Of it's time. Doesn't do much for me.

As much as the title track and Fire and Rain are undeniably classics, and considering his bitter battle with Warner's recovering decades of owed royalties...I always get the impression there's a very angry and cynical bastard singing the sweetest songs. I may be completely wrong, yet I can't shake the impression.

Boring

Not my thing.

No se me hizo la gran cosa

Probably the most boring, vanilla shit I have ever heard. It wasn't awful, but I just can't cannot get into this stuff at all.

I've never really heard any James Taylor, but have always had a bit of second-hand respect for him after hearing his name mentioned in the same breath as Carole King, Joni Mitchell, Neil Young and more in the top tier of early 70's singer-songwriters. With "Sweet Baby James", that respect has taken a bit of a hit. From start to finish, it seems to be the definition of easy listening. The vocals remain in a comfortable range without much "oomph", the melodies are sweet and predictable, and the lyrics are earnest and plain. All of this, of course, adds up to a perfectly pleasant set of songs. None of "Sweet Baby James" is actively grating, unpleasant or challenging, so in some ways it's a little harsh to downgrade an album for not taking many risks. But there's just nothing that particularly grabs me. Even if an album prides itself on a stripped back, easy-listening approach, it's still nice to have songs that stand out. Admittedly, "Fire and Rain" is a good track, as is a lot of the closing "Suite for 20 G", bringing a much needed element of bombast. The most offensive end of the album is the purely throwaway stuff, like "Sunny Skies", "Blossom" or "Anywhere Like Heaven" which are so ephemeral they float by like dandelion seeds and vaporise completely at the end. In the middle are tracks like "Sweet Baby James" (I read on Wikipedia that Taylor was particularly proud of these lyrics... it's hard to see why), "Country Road" and "Steamroller." Hearing that the latter was intended as a parody of weedy white bluesmen redeems it slightly, but still doesn't entirely sell it as a great song. Overall, this album just didn't really leave much of an impression on me, which is particularly strange for a genre, style and era I usually really enjoy. Sorry James, this ain't it.

Milquetoast: The Album.

Luckily this was a pretty short album, so it didn't overstay its welcome. Some nice melodies but I'm just not really into this completely stripped back country sound.

Well. Sweet voice but some problematic material.

'sail on home to Jesus'

Типовой и неизобретательный альбом

one classic

I don't know how long I could be a vet before I got bored and started shagging stuff.

Sweet baby James eh? Bad peodo you lad.

Just too sugary sweet while trying too hard. It was like Splenda on the ears and not in a good way. My mother-in-law loves this tho, so there’s that 🤷🏾‍♂️

Passable. Nothing special.

Alku vaikutti ihan lupaavalle, mutta olikin klassinen tapaus: muutaman ihan ok biisi ja loput tusinakamaa.

Kevyttä ja samaistuksen puute. Kantrivivahteet luonnollisesti ärsytti, mut paikottaiset bluesbiisit toi eloa.

2.5

Saved Prior: None Off Rip: Sweet Baby James, Suite for 20 G Cutting Edge: None Overall Notes: If you played me a 5 second clip from any one of these songs I'm not sure that I could reliably tell you which one it was from and I listened to this about 5 times.

geht 2,5/5

Slow country. Mostly meh. Our Town by James is good but on a different album.

didnt listen

- not really my type agin - can see why this was popular in the 70s - giving white girl in a long white dress particularly with blonde hair and and white head band - instrumental are a plus very calming

Eh. Folky, country-y. Not my case

Not really my kind of music, but he has a nice voice and it's inoffensive. Steamroller was the best track, I could imagine a burlesque performance to that one.

James Taylor is not a churning urn of burning funk. However, this album is a hunk of steaming junk. It’s like a “lite” version of all the genres featured. His vocals and the instrumentation are very competent, but just too nice all the way through.

He can spin some pretty yarns, but doesn't span time well for me.

Fire and Rain- one great song. But the album seems to drag now.

I don’t like country

I just don’t Think James Taylor is for me.

There were loads of acoustic folk albums released in 1979 that I much prefer to Sweet Baby James. I have tried (not very hard) with this album before but it is just too sickly sweet for my taste. Nice but dim.

With all due respect, Mr. Taylor, this isn't the best time for your unique brand of bittersweet folk rock. We have a potentially critical situation here. I'm sure you'll understand.

Man first song in and I don't know if I'll be able to finish this. So fuckin cheesy. This slide guitar is just killing me. I can't finish this. I'll give it 2 stars cause the production is good but god. Ok I'll give it three stars for You've Got a Friend. Actually fuck that it's a Carole King song. Back to 2 stars.

Tja, ook daar verwachtte ik meer aan

Maar een beetje terloops geluisterd, maar wat ik hoorde was wel heel erg saai en veel te braaf voor mijn doen.

Poewee, wat een zijige toestand.

Steamroller Blues

Sweet baby James. Some of your lyrics really ground my gears man. Yeah you had some nice twinkly twanky riffs but, bro, I just could not get on board. And for that reason I’m out.

Good to cook to

Don't understand why this is supposed to be so good. It's all quite weak. He's got a lovely voice though, and it's very easy listening. Maybe that's enough. (The last song is fucking dreadful though.)

Nääääeee inte country. Jäkla hissmusik, 2/5

Was pleasant enough just didn't much interesting from it. Lo and behold was a good track.

Pretty dull.

not sure i'd ever be in the mood for it but it's ok

Really didn't enjoy this much. Some rancid lyrics

Really soft, as in, soft rock. The thing I dislike the most is his voice, which is bereft of soul and totally out of place on the two bluesier numbers. 2 points for Fire & rain.

Huh! Well.. He can sing, for sure. And sometimes his music was even pleasant. But it was still boring the whole time. I also didn't like his texts, so all in all he doesn't have much going for him. Two stars. Maybe he got better?

Wasn't massively into it. And ew what a weird album title. Is he a big baby or something

BUT I'M SURE YOU HIGH-TECH NASA PEOPLE COULD CARE LESS ABOUT OUR RESORT-TOWN WAYS.

A little too slow and melodramatic for my tastes.

This was so boring, I have literally nothing to say. Was it bad? No. Was it good? No. It's like we didn't even have an album today. We've had a lot of stinkers recently, so I hope tomorrow is better.

Meh

I can acknowledge that the instrumentation and vocals here are exceptional, but I didn't find anything memorable outside of that in this LP.

sweet baby

Очень скучно

Zu viel Blues. Zu viel Jesus. Zu viele Babes. Zu viel Babyface. Zu viel Langeweile. Er ist schon lange dabei und meistens selbst auf seinen Covern abgebildet. Hat im Alter richtig Charakter bekommen. Auch meine Cowboynatur konnte ihm nicht helfen. Nicht nochmal hören!

A pleasant listen but nothing more

not bad, but not really my cup of tea. Not really the biggest James Taylor fan.

Fire and Rain is a highlight I guess. Maybe, like others suggest, it's a grower. Not over the course of its runtime. Frankly boring.

1970. Key Songs: Sweet Baby James, Fire and Rain

Skön röst men det är ärligt talat bara under de sista 2 minuterna av albumet som det händer något spännande.

OK if you like depressing droning music

Zero clue about this one going into it. The title gives me the ick though. --------- Sugary sweet folk singer swoons sensitively over sedate songs. Unfortunately - more white man blues. Please kindly stop. 1*

Feels like (yet one more example of) a single hit padded by a bunch of skippable filler just so it could be promoted as a full album. I ask you: a cover of 'Oh, Susannah'? Seriously? I like 'Fire and Rain' (or at least I thought I did), but sadly, the rest is just too cringy and unconvincing for me not to fail this as an album. Sucking and calling it parody does not absolve the suckitude. I'm genuinely surprised that I feel compelled to fail JT, but I gotta keep it real (since he couldn't).

I don't know, maybe it's his voice, but there's an edge to Dylan that just isn't there in other folk rock. He did it first and he did it best. Lo and Behold has a Tracy Chapman vibe, I bet she loves this album. Steamroller Blues too. He has the least soulful voice. This album is the moment that "folk rock" became "soft rock". Steamroller Blues is like someone pretending to have the blues, I'd guess it made Muddy Waters vomit. Here's the Pete Seeger moment where he covers a real folk song. Oh, Susannah sucks. Fire and Rain is the hit, it is also the best song on the album. Sweet dreams and flying machines flying safely through the air. This is too soft. This dude is not a bluesman...so corny. I hate that The Band is what follows this on Spotify.

Overly sweet country-ish singer-songwriter Americana which makes me glad I do not live in the 1970s when I might have been forced to hear this on the radio. Steamroller Blues is stupid, and the whole album sucks. Well done for taking every sharp edge, every trace of rhythm, every hint of excitement, out of rock and roll. An album to check your watch by.

I don’t like this easy listening stuff.

Saccharine and a little too country for me

Oh, no. You are not going to make me listen to James Taylor. People liked this? This makes Gordon Lightfoot look like Bob Dylan. The 70s were wild. Taylor was good in Two-Lane Blacktop, though. He should have stuck to acting…alright, I guess “Fire and Rain” is okay. Best track: “Fire and Rain”

Oh Susannah was a low point on this list.

It’d be utterly somnambulant if it weren’t for the cloying sentimentality. Fire and Rain is worth one star, but Steamroller and Oh, Baby Don’t You . . . are such cringe-inducing, deluded, ‘Nilla Wafer offenses to the musical gods that I’d give the album a zero if I could.

definitivamente um album. e dos ruins. não é odiável, acho que deve ser um daqueles albuns nostálgicos estadunidenses que os familiares ouviam perto de vc. sou brasileiro. caguei pra isso aí.

bland and boring. This list has been filled with bad stuff!!! Who made this ?

Not for me. 1/5

1/2

Every song is a skip. Garbage for me.

My dad played this album every Sunday evening for about 10 years when I was growing up. This now triggers an anxiety response where I feel like I’m going to school in the morning. 1 star for being the first album on the list to make me feel physically sick.

Oops sorry, nodded off. Oh NO, it's still going. SOMEONE MAKE IT STOP. zzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

I was aware of James Taylor but never listened to one of his albums before. Now I agree with all those 1-star reviewers. I especially liked the one who said (to paraphrase) "this is the kind of music you play to old people to keep them quiet". One-word review: Anodyne.

not for me

Really? Generic ass

Ugh, can the terror stop now? First I got Adele, then Frank Sinatra and now "Sweet Baby James", how much more of overpolished mainstream pop, plastic crooners, or semi-folk- candlelight-whining songs, can a man take? My next 'present" better be good, hopefully my last 1/5 for a while.

I'm fucking tired of country.

"Cliff, Everyone's seen fire and rain" "Oh. Well, then, i guess I got nothing to say."

I hated this so much.

Likte da ikkje

Heard one song. Hated it.

Like the childhood cocoa that once felt sweet and comforting but now tastes cloying and sticks unpleasantly to your teeth, this soft folk-rock album blankets you in gentle acoustic warmth and soothing vocals, yet its persistent sweetness feels like tooth decay.

Folk, 62 eme album => 1/5

No thank you.

Do I have to?

Im

No talent trash

Gosh, this added absolutely nothing to my life. Given it was released in 1970, I don't see how it could have contributed anything new upon release either. 2/10

There is absolutely nothing cool or interesting about this album

Ik vind het saai, en alle liedjes lijken op elkaar

51/1089 he’s got a nice voice but it’s really not my style especially with it going down the christian country route on Lo and Behold really wasn’t very enamoured by this one, as i said his voice is good and shines occasionally but just isn’t utilised in a way i love for most of this album. highlight was Oh Baby, Don’t You Loose Your Lip on Me but it was way too short and the only song of it’s style 1 star or 15/100

Get the fuck outta here. Couldn’t have started this project off on a worse foot. I’m admittedly predisposed against James Taylor but would have happily been proven wrong. I knew the treacle — but the bad white boy blues? A cover of “Oh Susannah?” Good lord. “Country Road” and “Fire & Rain” are the only remotely salvageable pieces of this poorly sequenced, slapdash piece of Boomer nonsense, and believe me that’s damning it with faint praise. Silver linings: it’s only a half hour long, and things can only go up from here [smash cut to, I dunno, Peter, Paul & Mary] 💣

I hate country music, and even at half an hour this album felt like a slog

I don't know, maybe it's his voice, but there's an edge to Dylan that just isn't there in other folk rock. He did it first and he did it best. Lo and Behold has a Tracy Chapman vibe, I bet she loves this album. Steamroller Blues too. He has the least soulful voice. This album is the moment that "folk rock" became "soft rock". Steamroller Blues is like someone pretending to have the blues, I'd guess it made Muddy Waters vomit. Here's the Pete Seeger moment where he covers a real folk song. Oh, Susannah sucks. Fire and Rain is the hit, it is also the best song on the album. Sweet dreams and flying machines flying safely through the air. This is too soft. This dude is not a bluesman...so corny. I hate that The Band is what follows this on Spotify.

Zzzzzz

That was awful. A lot of country and folk music conjures up images of a mythical world of freedom and justice and whatever. To me it sounded like stolen music listened to by white men with red necks and racist thoughts.

Honestly doesn’t feel too impactful, there are a million dudes with a guitar making simple songs with more aura than this.

Bland and boring, I really struggled to finish this album.

On the face I would have liked this - only it shudders between overly twee, uncomfortably religious, and misogyny disgusted as romance. Even if you can ignore all this the music is bland and the lyrics as simply bad writing - too many examples of unintentional hilarity and attempts at half-rhyme which leave you cringing. Left me feeling sticky and gross.

I promised my wife I'd give this album a 1 because James Taylor's voice has always creeped her out. She describes his shallow weak vocals as "singing like he doesn't have a throat" (I don't disagree). The instrumentals were passable most of the time, but otherwise found this dull with his singing being what pulled it down further. 1.4/5 - > 1/5

Listened to the entire album and only knew one song ‘fire and rain’. Not really my type of music so 2 stars

If "allegations" was a soft rock musician...

Awful. Why does this project insist on giving me folk and country when I've said I don't want folk or country? This was about to be irredeemable until its final track.

D - dad's a fan, but not for me

Never understood the appeal of James Taylor. Like everything I've heard from him, this album straddles the line between the so-called "freshness" of simple pleasures to mundanity devoid of any real stakes so fast that it's hard for me to take this artist seriously. And the same goes for his vocal performance, so saccharine that it often makes me feel queasy. My theory for the success of "Fire And Rain" is that it owes a lot to the stellar cello arrangement within its string section. But like all the other rather hackneyed tunes in this LP, the song doesn't feel particularly memorable per se. Oh, and give me a break with that dumb rendition of "Oh Susannah"! How much more cliché can you go here? Gram Parsons, this is not indeed. More adventurous closer "Suite For 20 G" has the best arrangements and some very nice moments in its middle section, though. But by that time, it's too little and too late. 1/5 for the purposes of this list of essential albums (mostly a protest vote for a slot badly used) 6/10 for more general purposes (5 + 1) Number of albums left to review: around forty, as I've gone over the 1000 line and this generator is including albums from all editions of the book Number of albums from the list I find relevant enough to be mandatory listens: 460 Albums from the list I *might* include in mine later on: 271 Albums from the list I won't include in mine: 333 (including this one)

peruskauraa...

"Cliff, Everyone's seen fire and rain" "Oh. Well, then, i guess I got nothing to say."

Not for me

Easily forgettable

Even managed to fuck up oh Susanna, what a Twat.

I could not be less bothered.

no no no

Tepid boomer BS. I've never found him compelling in the slightest, although he's great in the movie Two-Lane Blacktop. Other than that, pass.

james taylor's voice is annoying sorry not sorry

This is so bad. The whitest boy alive singing blues

Just... no. Even back int he 70s this album was music for our moms and girls with emotional issues. It traffics in banality masking as depth. James Taylor doesn't even have a sweet voice. Instead, it's like Musak - dull with no emotional quotient. The success of albums like this was not due to any inherent positive quality. It was simply that folkies had nowhere else to go after Dylan went electric and the Vietnam War was winding down, leaving everyone exhausted with the now irrelevant protest songs. Sweet Baby James is only useful if you need to get some sleep or want. So, just... no.

I've heard better Christian Rock albums than this.

What a fraud. The best parts are when he’s pretending to be a poor white kid from the country instead of a prep school kid from Boston. The worst parts are when he’s trying to sound like Robert Johnson, it’s musical black face. Fuck you James Taylor

Sweet little piss baby of an album

Really not my bag. Made it through 2 songs and completely lost the will to live. Soz

Awful. Just awful. The most white bread album I’ve heard in a long time. Makes perfect sense why my mom loves him.

dear god james

God it sucks sooo badddd

Too s0ft

Not a Taylor fan

Nah

Shit shit country bad boo hoo bad

not my cup of tea

Boring

Rolig bakgrunnsmusikk man kan ha på hyttetur. Litt religiøst. Ellers uinteressant.

No

no

Sorry James. Can’t jibe with this right now.

Awful. Anodyne, insipid shite. Worst of all are the terrible attempts at the blues.

Smooth and soft..and that is maybe the problem here. I sm lacking a certain enge or nerve. So not for me thanks

Total barrel of laughs. Straight in the bin.

nisan mogla dovršit, baš mi je monotono

Sweet baby Jesus, this is wank.

So soso. Si hubiese una hecatombe y creyese que soy el único superviviente del mundo, tras vagar durante varios años en soledad, una buena tarde me encontrase con este hombre tocando la guitarra y cantando sus canciones, me haría el sueco y pasaría de largo.

No no no

Nope nope nope

I'm not enjoying this much, it's like singer/songwriter/country but not as melodic, soothing or engaging as other artists.

Treurig plaatje, op elke mogelijke manier

quite boring

So bad and boring

didnt like