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Michiel
May-16-2016, 10:02 GMT
Netherlands

SURPRISE for me. YTO is second (from his post 2000 albums). The other ones doesn't mean very much to me.

mog
May-16-2016, 14:45 GMT
Canada

For me, it is:

SBOSW
YTO
The Capeman
Surprise

Still, it is a discussion we have among us, because not a lot of people know these albums.

Thinking about it, although PS complained about Surprise being a very lonely project for him, I think the album has aquired its importance in what we now know of his work since then (SBOSW and STS).

Pelle
May-16-2016, 17:23 GMT
Sweden

Good albums it´s not the same as good sales or wellknown. Im not fan of a lot of music today who sales and play alot

Scaaty
May-16-2016, 22:48 GMT
Portugal

For me the modern era began with the Capeman - which I love, SBOSW comes a close second, with Suprise and then YTO.
Songs from each of these albums that stand out, Quality, Rewrite, Wartime Prayers and Quiet. Looking forward to Stranger to Stranger :))

Pelle
May-17-2016, 11:51 GMT
Sweden

Surprise and Capeman for me, yto and sob is for me good album but the other two better. Maybe I underestimare YTO a littel bit that is a album whit many strong song I must listening littel more to that album I guess.

Håkan  
May-17-2016, 13:56 GMT
USA - United Staates America

My favorite modern Simon album would definitely be "Harper Simon" from (2009). Well worth listening to! And some songs co-written by Harper's father.

Jay
May-17-2016, 20:49 GMT
USA - United Staates America

I agree Songs From the Capeman is by far his most underrated album. You're The One is an album that I don't listen to as often as the others but when I do I sort of get addicted to it and it becomes all I listen to for a while. Surprise is a master piece though the songs on So Beautiful are like the best elements of Surprise mixed with the best elements of his seventies albums.

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