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Dan Clemente

I understand why the press didn't like this album. I also understand why one reviewer said it wasn't 'cohesive' or like what Brian said it would be.But I think for those who listen, and find this music, they feel it and understand the entire thing. This album fits together more for me than American Slang does. Maybe they've never felt some things, or maybe you forget what it's like to listen to music, over and over, not as a job listening to new releasesevery day, hastily scribbling out notes and anecdotes so you can get paid.No, I think this music isn't for people like that,at least, not in that point in their lives. I think this is for the young and rash and unthinking children who feel the lyrics, even though they haven't really experienced the heartbreak at 16 like they would ending a 10 year marriage. But the words are for them. And the old, experienced, glory days long gone types as well, because it feels like a scar that's healed up years ago, but the music can make you feel as if you were young again and your wound is fresh and bleeding down. And it's for everybody in between, no matter where they're driving, even if they're at their peak and feel like they can't feel anything bad.I think if, given enough time, everybody could understand this music and album. Yup. Yup. I truly do. I heard one song and the first thought was, "I can already read the 'Gaslight Has Changed, Man!' comments all over the place". But if you've been a fan since they had their first pounding, bleeding heart song in Wherefore Art Though, Elvis?, to their explosion in '59 sound, the great song that was Handwritten, to now, and all the b-sides throughout... You'll understand. It's quite a journey, it's quite an experience. I myself was just 17 listening to them for the first time. 59 sound coming out and defining my life, graduation, drifting of friendships. All the way to today,where I'm older and I've moved out, up, and down around everywhere. And this record releases and reminds me of every happy or sad thing I've been through. Some songs make me want to cry, call up old long lost friends.But I'm rambling. I think if a critic says 'skip this song', and you happen to love it, those are the people I like the best. I think that shows good taste. This is a great song on a great album.

Alex White

I'm a big fan of Gaslight Anthem, but the more I listen to them the more I realise their music is made to be clapped and sung along to live

gaia 3465

Since this album came out, nothing has beat this song as my favorite yet. It is fucking epic, and I put it on repeat all the time. Gives me chills and tears. Love love love.

Senor Erico

Favorite one too

Aaron Morris

Sounds like Gaslight doing their version of country music. Love it.

CoryStite

This is the song I can't get out of head. Might be favorite right now.

CoryStite

This is the song I can't get out of head. Might be favorite right now.

Mary Grace ??

This is my favorite song in the album!

THE RZA

awesome

Edward Gibson

Read a review saying this song and selected poems were skip able. What? I guess brian was right when he said the press would hate this album. I love it. 

Jake Oltmans

This one I think might be my favorite but I can't tell because there are so many good ones. This is my favorite band ever! come to red rocks in Colorado!

jakeandgodzilla

My favorite song on the new album!

Kyle Kaulfers

Love it! Keep it up guys

Darragh Collins

My favourite so far.

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