Classic 1974 country. Definitely a personal heartbreak album. Worth a listen

I really like it. Her voice is outstanding and her lyrical style is unlike any I’ve heard before.

Too maudlin for me. I’ve always liked Cinnamon Girl though so it’s interesting to hear the album that surrounded that gem in its entirety. I like Down By The River, seems familiar. Billy Talbot is a heck of a bass player, particularly on Cowgirl In The Sand. Might add that song into more regular rotation.

This is a really good album. I’ve always loved Yellow and Everything’s Not Lost. I haven’t listened to the whole album in 20 years so this was a nice listen. Probably not going into rotation at all, but a good little occasional reminiscing album.

Meh. She’s great at what she does. I’m just not into it.

Really didn’t like it. Sounded like a collection of Beatles songs that weren’t quite good enough to be on any Beatles albums; Waterloo Sunset being the exception. So far this album generator feels a lot like a boomer driven experience.

So good. Listened to it three times in a row and then checked out the rest of their catalog

Not my jam.

I had only ever heard the big single. I assumed the whole album would be good and it was.

It’s good, of course… it tops so many lists. It’s not my favourite style of music but I can appreciate what it was for when it was made.

I appreciate that this was groundbreaking, but won’t be listening again.

Really surprised. I liked this a lot

Heard the singles but never the whole album. Some of it I really liked, some songs I had to skip. Not expecting the album to be perfect, but probably skipped more than I liked

Too experimental for me

Classic 1974 country. Definitely a personal heartbreak album. Worth a listen

Really good

Really good. I’ve always been aware of the album of course but never sat down and listed to it before. Sitting here bopping away

Not my thing

Not my thing

So good

I liked it. Kind of reminded me of late 80s early 90s Inxs meets Beautiful South meets Simple Minds meets early U2 meets Level 42 maybe?

Love it

Epitome of easy listening 70s

It’s ok

Solid

What a great album. Especially in the context of it being his final of 67 albums and a return to popular music relevance. I skipped one super slow song but I’ll listen to this album again. It’s the kind of album that I would put on sitting by myself and listening to every little detail of his voice and his emotion

One of my all time favourite albums

Sort of typical bluesy roots 70s style stuff with super cringe lyrics. Pass

Way too experimental for me. Skipped half the songs halfway to 3/4 if the way through

I like this a lot!

It was ok. Some classics for sure. Some skips definitely

Love it

Amazing concept punk rock opera album. Love it

It was really good. Surprised how much I liked it

Some classic bangers and a generally enjoyable album overall but I didn’t find any hidden gems that I didn’t already know about. I’d rather listed to one of their greatest hits albums