His best album

Review Score: (10/10)
It is extremely frustrating to see poor reviews of this album. I believe this is by far Phil Ochs's best album. Phil was extremely affected by the events in Chicago, and this heartfelt album demonstrates the emotions that he was feeling. He put every ounce of energy into his songs, with every bit of anger or depressed feelings that could to win over the audience and get them to take an even stronger stand against injustices and lack of freedom. In other albums, in contrast, he sang songs with a mood of passive acceptance and hoped the audience would leave having learning something positive. While in this album he consistently said at the beginning of songs "I don't remember the words [or the lyrics] to this song," it takes a closed-minded critic to mock that instead of simply enjoying the messages that he had to offer.

More Reviews:

• The real deal.
• Honest and heart-breaking
• Ignore Ignorant Bad Reviews Below
• Not quite there, at all
• A Great Performance!!!
• Of more historic than aestetic significance
• The best representation of Phil Ochs