After the 80's ended its decade of nearly 100% trash, I thought I would have to listen to 60's & 70's music forever to get that fist clenching "pump" of true classic rock. Then this album came around in '92 -- a "classic" in its own right -- and I don't use this term lightly. While I love the Crowes, I feel that this album is their finest by far. In the context of classic rock overall, I feel that Southern Harmony is the best album (chronologically speaking) since Pink Floyd's, "The Wall" in 1979, and there has been no album since to touch it. "Sometimes Salvation" is intense -- or "heavy" (as the Crowes might describe it) and "My Morning Song"are two standouts -- but all songs on the album are fantastic. Last two Crowes albums are fair -- I hope they can duplicate the genius of Southern Harmony once again. Buy it!