Swagger

The only thing that changed between songs was a small difference in the timings in a tune. It made it feel repetitive. The theme of adultery, alcoholism, and general working-class poverty are also stated constantly, though that's more excusable since the consistency matches with life’s experiences. My biggest grievance is that I feel an album should have its songs cohesion be tied by something stronger than those highly general world-problems. Almost any song could be switched to ... read more