Great voice, nice songs, but I wasn't blown away. Nice shirt album though!

A real rollercoaster. Some classic bangers (Sledgehammer, In Your Eyes), some nice, mellow atmospheric jams, but then some real 80s experimental wacky songs I couldn't get into. Overall not my favorite.

Bangers from front to back

Great band, great album, some classic rock anthems. Gotta love it.

Does she have a great voice? Yes. Some fun songs? For sure. My cup of tea? Not really. Rating low, not out of hate, but because it's not my style (and too long)

I mean, it's Abbey Road.

He's hard working. He's got energy, but this wasn't my favorite. Good, not great.

You know, it was better than I was expecting. Some classic hits, but also good flow and beats.

Found this album very bland. Decent elements, but they didn't come together to create anything of note.

I'd give this a zero if I could. Unlistenable.

Enjoyed listening to this the whole way through. A big long and dramatic at the end, but overall very good.

If you're in the mood for Muddy Waters, this is a great album. Classic blues, can't go wrong. My only issue is, that mood only hits sometimes. Is this an album I'd rush out to buy? No. Did I enjoy it? Yes.

You know, better than I expected! Some fun early rock, and some standards that I recognized from Derek & The Dominoes, etc. Glad I gave it a try. Not rushing out to listen again, but good background work classic rock.

Some male vocalist's voices really don't land with me. The Cure, Morrissey, heck even David Bowie. Billy Bragg falls into this category. The music sounded pretty nice, but that voice, I couldn't get over it. Only made it about 1/3 of the way through the album. Not for me.

The way I feel about Dolly Parton's voice is the exact opposite of Billy Bragg - I could listen to her all day. Nice album with some sweet songs, especially To know him is to love him and wildflower

Blahhhh overrated. Winny. I don't get it.

Mellow, pleasant, I've come to appreciate this band over time