Started listening at 12AM This one has lyrics yay, also great soundtrack to catch the bus with. Can definitely tell how people dance to it. North American Scum stuck out to me very positively thus far. I really like the vocals and the swelling background music, very neat. While I as a filthy European don’t fully get it, there’s definitely a feel here I like. „Don’t blame the Canadians“ lmao „New York I love you but you’re bringing me down“ and the title song „Sound of Silver“ really bring the „fun party at the end of the world“ vibe around to the fall out for the people that mourn their future. Definitely my favorite songs on the album

Started listening at 2:46 PM - it’s a lyricless album so idk how much I’ll genuinely connect to it but Ykw, I’ll see. The beats seem to be cooking thus far so I’m not complaining - I still don’t get why any electronica album is a must listen but I’m genuinely not mad I spent my 51 minutes on it - Give the Po‘ man a break cooks

Started listening at 12AM This one has lyrics yay, also great soundtrack to catch the bus with. Can definitely tell how people dance to it. North American Scum stuck out to me very positively thus far. I really like the vocals and the swelling background music, very neat. While I as a filthy European don’t fully get it, there’s definitely a feel here I like. „Don’t blame the Canadians“ lmao „New York I love you but you’re bringing me down“ and the title song „Sound of Silver“ really bring the „fun party at the end of the world“ vibe around to the fall out for the people that mourn their future. Definitely my favorite songs on the album

Listened to it from around 1PM to 2PM nothing really memorable on the album tho it was interesting to find music to put to the „girls, girls , girls“ label. Decent I think but not really standing out in terms of a rock album

Listened to it once but the remastered version. Nothing particularly stuck with me but I’ll give it a second listen as it does seem up my alley It’s pretty good driving music that I can give it . Wild horses is the only one that stood out to me on my relisten tho

I really liked this one , genuinely great to listen to as a whole Fuckass coconut stuck in my brain

Genuinely amazing , I spy is a lowkey insane song. I’ve been fucking your wife , thanks dude. But I do like everything here, from the style to the lyrics. It’s very easily the album most like my usual music taste. Genuinely great, the underlying theme of hating women really stuck with me

Despite paying attention while listening everything sorta blended together and maybe that’s just a me problem but I didn’t see this one

Definitely more of an artistic installation than pleasant to listen to music. I wish i could have given this one more time to really click for me but I’m very sure there’s something really interesting here so I guess three stars for potential

Pretty great! Similarly to sound of silver there just came a point where I hit a wall of: Yeah I’m not getting this fully. Which is great! The way to that point was amazing tho, “Be” was amazing to listen to, the beats and rhythms connected beautifully, both familiar and odd. I am so unbelievably clueless about music production but there was something both extremely familiar and unknown to the music itself, it was perfect to listen to both while paying attention and listening to some songs in the background. Some songs like Testify , The Corner and Chi City really stuck with me. Yeah I guess I just talked myself into a five star rating here. Like this was awesome , definitely an album I’ll return to! Also Faithful took me out like a pile of bricks the first time I heard it. what do you mean you would date god if she was a woman??? (Great song tho it just made me spit out my water the first time)

This one is hard to rank, as I did listen to it but not with the attention a story album really needs. I thought the music itself was decent and the set up in the first few songs very good but I didn’t pay it enough mind to fully get what was being communicated. But I guess not really wanting to come back to this … very long album is a ranking in itself.

I really liked this one. I really did. Bob Dylan is one of these names you keep hearing but when you're like me: German and stuck on the same 5 bands since 2018 you never actually had a clue who he was or what music he made. Guess that I won't have to pretend anymore because this album was great. It was really fun to listen to and the lyrics were the exact kind of swaggy countryish story telling that I like. I know (due to Wikipedia) that this is sorta different from his usual style of music, but hey everyone has that experimental phase where they write songs about a very longwinded escape from America. I guess it speaks to me being uncultured that "the funny songs" on this album were the most memorable to me, "On the Road Again" and "Bob Dylan's 115th Dream" are by far my favorites. And maybe they aren't funny at all and I'm missing a meaning of critical importance but I suppose I might figure that out on relistens because these definitely went into the listen to again playlist.

I thought it was , didn’t really do much to me 18$ went up in smoke is a good line , nothing else to say. Bit boring