I'm doing an essay and by chance Turn The Page came on shuffle - I just had to stop what I was doing and listen to the whole thing in full

For a record that's so overtly of a time and place it stands up so well, he still sounds like a boxer limbering up for a fight across the whole thing, so sharp, quick and powerful, its incredible - pretty much a perfect album for me in the sense that for what it is, it is basically flawless