Ruined In Bloom
2
By Tiko$$$
To start us off, In Bloom by Nirvana is a great song. It was a a good song for listening to. Then Sturgill Simpson covered it. After that moment In Bloom was never the same for me. I know some of y’all would disagree with me when I say that STURGILL SIMPSON RUINED IN BLOOM. Now I hate In Bloom because he covered it. I know that Nirvana has also covered multiple songs. They are notorious for it. But at least they but effort into it, and didn’t make it a CONTRY SONG. Like bruh.
Masterpiece
5
By ashlynnzs1
This album is incredibly moving from stat to finish
An Important LP
5
By Sactown's Moebius
Simpson is amazing. Not country, not rock, but always sublime. I hope he doesn’t quit writing. His version in bluegrass style on Cuttin’ Grass also are super.
Not what I want to hear from Sturgill
3
By hdfxst
I appreciate his musical genius, but this isn’t my cup of tea. Perhaps it will grow on me.
Simpson needs to come to Café B-29 Ozark Mo!
5
By Cafe B-29
We have enjoyed ALL of your music! A true artist
But iTunes took it back!?
5
By Loux Butler
Love him! Purchased this album. iTunes app shows I purchased it. No “cloud” for me to click to download. Just says “purchased” without it actually being on my playlist. Not even listed under the purchased tab. Very upset by this! Give me my Album back iTunes!
Phenomenal
5
By joehogg72
I cannot say enough good things about Sturgill Simpson & his music. The man & his band are living legends, true gifts from God above. World class. His music & this album in particular have changed my life in so many good ways. Thank you, thank you, thank you for sharing your gifts with the world.
Great album...right up there with the Wall
5
By Funkmasterbeavis
Excellent album
It just keeps getting better
5
By JRE Soilder
He continues to deliver
Amazing for start to finish!
5
By Rkse
This is a fantastic album, and my favorite way to listen to it is from start to finish. The songs blend into one another, and the order of of the songs are perfect. Great album to listen to in the car while driving. You can really catch the themes of becoming a father/parent and Sturgill’s time in the military. Beautiful, fun, and interesting! Love it!
