It's good. I can see why it's considered a classic, but it's not something I would sit and listen to again in my own time. It's like there's something missing in the album, I can't really put my finger on it. Maybe it's the same-ness of every track, maybe it's the lack of energy I feel from a genre it's supposed to be full of it, but I grow bored with listening to it by the second half. They're great at what they do, don't misunderstand me, but it's not for me.

This album is a whole-ass vibe. I love it from beginning to end: The ambiance, the harmonies, the variation between tracks but without losing cohesion. I listened to some of their songs before, but I didn't put the time to listen to this whole album: It's going into my library asap. Extremely beautiful and powerful. If you like indie folk, this is one of its peaks.

Not really my thing, Sabotage was the best track by far for me. The rest.... Eh, I can't think of myself listening to them any time soon. I can see why it could be great if you're someone who enjoys this type of music. One thing I can say it's that this album is extremely 90's, you can feel the decade in every one of these tracks.

Extremely groovy, really chill. Wouldn't add it to my personal playlist, but it made me pass an excellent time while working.

Strong start, there were some great songs I added to my playlist such as "Housequake" and "Play in the Sunshine", I lost interest tho when it transitioned into the more mellow and slow songs. Prince has an amazing and iconic voice that carry those songs tho, so even though I got a bit bored I appreciated his voice all through the rest of the album.

Sometimes things can get a little too yeehaw for my liking. I do enjoy country music, and the tracks in this album are a full reflection of the album's art, but my problem with it is that almost every song sounds the same. There are some highlights, like The Master's Call, but most of them were as catchy as the same cords over and over again in a track can be. Enjoyable, nothing mind-blowing.