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Originally Posted by Pobodys_Nerfect
Well it would make sense that Troubador would be his more commercial album as Dusty Foot was his debut while he was relatively unknown. He had 4 years for critics and fans to absorb Dusty Foot and begin to anticipate his new album.
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When they say 'more commercial' they mean a change in musical direction to appeal to a more mainstream audience, which shouldn't be influenced by the expectations of critics.
I've listened to a few of the songs from Troubadour, and there is a bit of merit to the suggestion, mainly because the tone seems less cynical and bitter. But the songs still sounded good after a first listen.