It really is an album, not a collection of singles but a cohesive song cycle

Well I'm thankful to God for giving Sturgill Simpson the ability to write beautiful songs and amazing music that can help this struggling dad connect the dots a little better

This song screams David Gray but so much more

Every song is great

The horns are especially effective at punching up the last song, Call to Arms, a great song on a great album.

Great songs, great singing, and great production

I like his first 2 albums better, but there are some good songs on this one

Not a bad song on the album and his cover of Nirvana's In Bloom is worth the price of the album

Every song is gold

The first song on this album, Welcome To Earth, made me cry

this album its very good is for his son i may play too my son if i ever have one its full of wisdom breakers roar is my favorite and all around is beautiful song they are all

wonderful - especially the slow songs.

(Live A Little)" is my favorite song from the album for many reasons

Quickly the song turns funky with R&B honky tonk horns that makes the song feel like something you might have heard in the explosive 1980 film "The Blues Brothers

CD stinks 1 song on the whole thing that sounds great keep more of

Unfortunately, they'll likely be yelling catcalls during Simpson's slower songs (i.e. Sarah).From the get-go, I really like the cover of In Bloom.

Great songs

it's some great songs that were superbly written, arranged and produced.

Ironically I do like the one song I'll bet many

Quickly the song turns funky with R&B honky tonk horns that makes the song feel like something you might have heard in the explosive 1980 film "The Blues Brothers

wonderful - especially the slow songs.

And this song is all about welcoming your first child into the world and being overwhelmed with love so pure and so strong its like having your soul taken over

The first song on this album, Welcome To Earth, made me cry

Not a bad song on the album and his cover of Nirvana's In Bloom is worth the price of the album

Started listening to songs closer, Love the lyrics and sound

Horns, r&b, well written songs.

Sturgill's dark guitars and electronic synthesizer drive this song and turn it into an event in music that should not be missed."All Around You" is a great 1950s blues style country song while "Oh Sarah" is that country song filled with hurt, pain and joy

Good songs with good arrangements.

My favorite song has to be "Keep it between the Lines" which features an appearance by one of my other favorite bands, the Dap Kings

The album closes with one of it's strongest songs

There aren't a ton of songs that stand out as his greatest songs ever, but it is easily my favorite album by him.

The song that was good kept me a awake better than the rest

This artist (and I'm sure the team that surrounds him) rivals to be the brightest and most creative lyricist(s) and musicians in the industry today.