Son of a Preacher Man was amazing. The rest were nice but not my cup of tea.

These lyrics are hilarious. And what a \"storyteller's voice!\" This is brilliant.

Not my taste but very cool.

Meh. This really wasn't for me.

OMG - I am LOVING this! It's taking me straight back to my college days.

Excellent poet and song writer but as a performer....just not for me.

I've been a fan for a while but have never listened to a whole album of his. That was a lot to take all at once.

Lots of classics. Took me back.

Not for me.

This dude desperately wants to be Johnny Cash and he's failing at it. I know this was a highly acclaimed album but....it feels self-indulgent and derivative. Meh.

What an opening! So far, I'm really digging this. The middle - very strong. Wow. What a great album. So smooth, such a mood - this is amazing.

Very cool modern jazz. Not at all what I was expecting. Great record.

Loved every song. Really really great album.

Opening track seemed promising but it all quickly got boring and repetitive. As background music, it's ok but there's nothing special here.

3 hours 14 minutes??? Good gravy. This is all lovely but that's A LOT of anyone to listen to.

Lively. Mr. Tamborine Man is a classic for the ages.

What the fuck am I listening to? Also, this is not an album by D.O.A. as I originally thought, it's by Throbbing Gristle. Weird, experimental, \"art\" I guess? I'm sure this has a place in music history but it's not what I would call \"music.\"

Like a musical version of that Throbbing Gristle noise we listened to yesterday. I can definitely see the evolution.

I prefer Please but this is also a great album.

Every single one is a classic. Great stuff.

I see its place in music history now thanks to this project. Somewhere between Throbbing Gristle and Fatboy Slim. It's Daft Punk before they came around and refind the sound.

Yawn.

I prefer Document. But this is a great album.

Easy listening is not my thing but this was benign enough.

It's a classic for a reason. The ultimate in catchy, no-skip record albums.

I didn't expect to like this but it's really great!