Solid album. Standouts for me: Intervention, (Antichrist Television Blues), Windowsill, No Cars Go. Antichrist was by far my favorite track after the first listen.

Listened to while completing the annual photo album. I continued thinking "this is pretty good"; the songs that stood out to me were: Wheels of Confusion (the guitar at the end is so good) and Changes.

One of my favorite albums of all time! I don't know if it's because it's the last track that I never really noticed, but this time through Buckets of Rain really caught my attention.

Not a new listen for me. Remember first hearing this album and being surprised by Respect & Satisfaction being on the album. as I always thought Respect was Aretha's. Highlights - Change Gonna Come

Carry On - I know this song, never knew the name Helpless - how have I never heard this?

Definitely punk

Last track on the album, Nineteen Hundred and Eighty Five surprised me. After the first 3 tracks I was not interested, and then 1985!

Starts off with some bangers, then it feels a bit repetitious for me. Did enjoy Goin' Home - 11 minutes of 60s blues rock; although it also sounded like much of the rest of the album.

Sounds like Duran Duran, but not as fun.

Great release! Had never heard Touch Too Much.

At least my 2nd listen through of this album and the songs that stood out on previous listens still stand out; did not find a "new" track from the album after this listen.

Every song a story capturing moments of America. Brilliant!

It's like a greatest hits album!

Just a bit too 70s synth for me.

Many familiar songs; however, the "longer" songs were a great discovery!

First listen through and surprised how much I like it - not much of a Stones guy. Highlights, besides the obvious opener & closer: Country Honk, Let it Bleed, Mignight Rambler, You Got Silver, Monkey Man - seriously almost the whole album got my attention. Where's this been?!

Needs more than 1 listen....

That was different. Dug Minotaur & Cellular.

Really liked Stand! and Sex Machine

Feels like swampy, sexy, dangerous Louisiana!

This is really good! Rock meets New Wave meets Punk?? Feels contemporary at the same time. Standouts: Pretty Green, Monday, Start!, Dream Time, Music for the Last Couple

Runaway child is odd - great groove with lyrics that aged poorly. Grapevine is great - it's neat to see how the song has grown from this version.

Married with Children - last track surprised me.

Opening track got me boping. Da Funk has a great rift! Phoenix & Fresh drone on. Overall I found it too repetitive.

Synths & space... kind of dig it, not sure I'd listen too often though.

Brilliant!

Needs a relisten or two.

Love Asylum!

Solid album. Standouts for me: Intervention, (Antichrist Television Blues), Windowsill, No Cars Go. Antichrist was by far my favorite track after the first listen.

I did not know what to expect. Provides a vast soundscape that shifts from disconcerting to melodious with movements possible after every note. Not sure it's a listen I will return to.

For the first time in I don't know how many listens the album finally resonated for me. The intention of the notes is spot on, the production is clean / crisp, and the talent is top notch. With that said, it still feels like lounge music to me.

Is this just noise.....really unlistenable.

Really solid country rock psychedelia. Like Dark End of the Street.

Really digging this! Stand outs: Two Receivers, Golden Skans - seriously all solid songs.

Crunchy guitars - good stuff. Besides the classics really enjoyed I Need You Tonight & TV Dinners.

Prog rock - it's fine. Nothing stands out to me again until Twenty Four Hours.

Nice drive to the music; guitar work is great! Can feel a bit repetitive at times.

How had I never heard this band before? Really enjoyed.

Great album

Much better album than I remember.

Really digging the vibe... need another play-thru.

Was more interesting than I remembered...

Digging the vibe... dark and cyberpunk.

It's nice... not my thing, but it's nice.

Melodic and odd all at the same time!

Many of the songs felt familiar. Added a handful to my instrumental playlist; not sure I'll ever revisit the album though.

On this album, his voice just grates me....