Album Rating: 4.5

AND I'VE PUT MORE LAWMEN IN THE GROUND THAN ALABAMA PUT COTTONSEED

Album Rating: 4.5

MR PHILLIPS WAS THE ONLY MAN THAT JERRY LEE WOULD STILL CALL SIR

Now we’re talking

Album Rating: 4.5

Where the Devil Don't Stay is like the best song ever.

It’s how to open an album if you actually have a pair.

Album Rating: 4.5

lol I've reviewed 3 DBT albums on here, I forgot about that. I love this band. I will say that 75% of their best songs are Mike Cooley tunes. The other 25 would be Hood and Isbell, who should have been able to contribute more considering how fucking awesome his solo stuff is.

Genuine band. Thank Christ.

Album Rating: 4.5

My top 10 DBT tunes, as impossible as it is to decide (not ranked)



1. 72 (This Highways Mean

2. Where The Devil Don't Stay

3.Carl Perkins Cadillac

4. Zip City

5. Birthday Boy

6. Ghost to Most

7. When the Pin Hits the Shell

8. Outfit

9. Let There Be Rock

10. Space City

11. 3 Dimes Down

12. The Day John Henry Died

13. Marry Me



Damn, only 2 Hood songs, 2 Isbells, and 9 Cooleys

Album Rating: 4.5

Great list, I think mine would be pretty different but that’s the beauty in this band. Agreed that Cooley is king as far as DBTs material goes but I like Isbell more overall and Hood is also an amazing songwriter.

Album Rating: 4.5

Carl Perkins Cadillac is the best DBT song and one of the best rock songs ever written.



Second best is The Opening Act. Totally underrated.

Album Rating: 4.5

Agreed hard Chan on Carl Perkins

Album Rating: 4.5

An underrated favorite of mine is “Lisa’s Birthday”, the most straightahead country song they’ve written but it’s a classic.

Album Rating: 4.5

I dont think I've listened to that song in 10 years Boney.



I just love Cooley's wit. Like "I guess I'll never grow a sideburn, its a shame with all I got to go between," "savin everybody takes a man on a mission with a swagger that can set the world at ease," and "skeleton's aint got nowhere to stick their money nobody makes britches that size" all of which are from the same song (Ghost to Most).

Album Rating: 4.5

been meaning to check this for a long time

Album Rating: 4.5

Do it man.

Listening to this now. Absolute belter.

Album Rating: 4.5

Where the Devil Don't Stay is what I call a "Tarantino" song. You know, you're driving in the desert and you stop for a whisky at some roadside diner and all of this scintillating dialogue is going on, and you stroll through the front door like the cock of the earthly walk and say something badass before you kill everybody, take a shot of tequila, and leave.

Trip up on me way in. Ask to use the toilet.

Album Rating: 4.5

or the the way out as you're pissing on their cars

Album Rating: 4.5

This album loses me a bit in the third quarter (tracks 8-11) but everything else is some of their very best.