Not usually big on live albums but damn what a night that must've been. That man could make a guitar sing and a stone get up and groove. Casual misogyny never went down so smooth.

This rating makes me feel like such a ⬜. The intro pulled me in like we were old friends vibing in the basement. Then we just... never left the basement. His voice is pure sex, but Pyramids was the first time I noticed any changeup. Why see the world when you've got the beach? If I were high or rolling this be an easy 6. But sober? I stand by my rating

Velvet voice, gutter mouth. Smoky jazz with a hangover and story to match

The anti-Amy Winehouse: all substance, no soul. The album screams truth from a concrete bunker. Admirable, but not loveable. "One" is a banger though

I think he might want to get it on

Fantastic

Pleasant, polished, and eerily artificial. Parachutes is the sound of background music giving up

Great stuff. I wish I liked his voice better. Also, far be it from me to give notes to Neil Young, but it felt a touch overproduced at times

Not generally a country boy but I enjoyed the hell out of this album. Gorgeous vocals, rich storytelling, an almost neighborly production feel. Sublime. How have I never heard of Emmylou Harris before?

Catchy choruses and well tempered effects. I wasn't blown away by anything but an enjoyable listen overall

Generic retro pop punk. Not bad, just bland. This was a song that didn't need to be an album. They had some funky bass lines though

I may not love the trail they were blazing but can't deny were building something new. Cheesy as it is, Detroit Rock City is a fun song