It is one of the most feel-good albums I’ve ever listened to. Loved it! Lyrically intriguing and musically otherworldly, he puts you in a place you’ve never quite been before but somehow feels commonplace and rather familiar. Excited to listen again. I think I had heard 3 of the songs, of course the smash hit Call Me Al, and I feel like I’ve heard Boy In the Bubble too. Homeless as well. Great record! Onto the next!

A power house of political rock, with single note progressions and hard hitting rhythms. The OG of GOOD rap metal, with a straight out of protest vibe. Love this record, glad I got a chance to listen to it again

Exceptional listen. I own it on vinyl, happy I was able to revisit. Also great driving music. Orchestral, beautiful folk.

Fantastic record that I wish I had discovered sooner. Keith Jarrett creates an atmospheric sound with just keys, and adds in little yelps when getting excited about the sounds and the feels. Part II B was my favorite. Found a groove that is unmatched by many pianists out today. Would love to own this on vinyl.

Wow. The most personal I’ve heard Johnny Cash. I guess maybe I’ve never listened to this in full, but his banter between his mumbling jokes about needing a drink or getting his dope are very unhinged. Love hearing him just go right into songs and telling stories. Not the best live record but fun to listen to in a car. Not something I’d want to put on at home often. This is a well known version of Boy Named Sue, which I had definitely heard this version before.

I feel like there were better Public Image songs on better Public Image records?

Fantastic live album from an artist I have clearly not spent enough time with!

Classic! Listened to a million times

Hadn’t heard them before. A new favorite!

I’d love this on vinyl

Guitar and male vocal driven album with a few classic hits but overall not a fan of the vocal style for everyday listening