- The tombstone album cover declares Ochs died in Chicago in 1968 — does the music itself convince you that something genuinely died, or does it feel like performance?No answers yet
- How does the lush orchestration change the impact of Ochs's political message compared to his earlier acoustic work?No answers yet
- The World Began in Eden and Ended in Los Angeles uses geography as symbolism — how effectively does that framework land for you?No answers yet
- Ochs sits in a strange space between protest singer and confessional artist on this album — which side does he feel closer to here?No answers yet
- Knowing Ochs took his own life in 1976, does that knowledge change how you hear Rehearsals for Retirement as a title and a document?No answers yet
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