Sturgill Simpson - The Ballad of Dood & Juanita (August 20, 2021) Album • Page 2

oh ok

 

so much great music happening in 12.5 hrs

 

Completely forgot about this, lfg

 

Yea that was a really nice review. Got me excited

 

Yep, I love this.

 

This is so great. The jam at the end of Shamrock really got me going this morning.

 

It's a fun album as a whole. I probably wouldn't listen to many of the songs individually but as a whole it's really good.

 

Not an immediate "Wow" for me like most of what he's done over the years, but also probably not designed to be. I need to give it a more focused listen and really delve into the lyrics/story.

 

I quite like this; kind of a more relaxed vibe. Good for a chill drive through the mountains

 

“Shamrock” is real charlie daniels band shit and that is high praise

 

i need a saloon to listen to this in

 

I love this. I wonder if all the Cuttin’ Grass sessions were the catalyst for this. Shamrock is so freaking good.

 

he always has kind of said bluegrass was his first love, even dating back to the metamodern days. i feel like it's just more not giving a shit anymore.

 

This is great but far too short

 

The ending of Shamrock is unbelievable

 

i for one cannot wait

 

I really love the sound on this, the storytelling is great too.

 

a billy goat with 33 inch ears

billy33siyd

 

This is so good

i love how different each of his albums have been but all equally strong IMO.

RIP sam :(

 

very excited to check this out

 

This is really great. “Shamrock” is the definite standout for me. I have loved pretty much everything he has put out, even if I haven’t returned to Sound & Fury since it came out (I’ll put it on the docket).

 

I think Sound & Fury is pretty easily my favorite but I'm excited to listen to this, bluegrass is very nostalgic for me

 

this might move up to three for me between sailors guide and metamodern

 

This is good! Short and sweet, def lends to its replay value.

 

I've been loving this but it's clearly behind Sailors Guide, Sound & Fury, and Metamodern in my book. Seems like an album I'll play regularly for a few weeks then not play again until I'm on a Sturgill kick.