Thought Springsteen was a bit more country pop, but this album slowed things down. While I didn't love every song it made me feel like I was driving down a long motorway as the sun had just set (in a positive way)

First 5 songs - could hardly get through listening to them Dollar days and I can't give everything away are the only two that I would be fine to listen to if someone put them on. I wouldn't be happy but unlike the first 5 I would not jump to immediately change the tune.

This album makes me feel like a 19 year old on halloween night who is getting ready to go out to the bars and club. I really liked the opening song "A Reflection", it felt like an introduction for what was to come. I already had "A Forest" liked but I really enjoyed At Night.

IS SHE WEIRD? IS SHE WHITE? IS SHE PROMISED TO THE NIGHT

Some good ol' fashioned listening. Walking to work on a cool Saturday listening to this brings a smile to my face.

Bunster Scroggs

Decent

Never heard of John Martyn before but god damn what easy listening this was. A near perfect album

Trying (and failing) to not let VICTORIAAAA make me give a biased score

What is this groovy tune I am listening to? Not normally my jam but feel like I'm in a bunch of Ratchet and Clank (2002).

I had never listened to Cream before, I will not be making that mistake again. This shit SLAPS.

Who are these funky white men leaving a jam in my ear!!

Some songs in here I would listen to as a part of my daily playlists. Would I listen to the whole album on repeat often? No

Listen, I get it alright, Radiohead is a good band and they are influential. But this just ain't for me man.

Call me Neeman and throw a chair at my head because this album gave me whiplash. How do I rate an album that has some great chilled out beats while also having songs specifically made to trigger a panic attack?