Good melodies, good execution, good harmonies especially in their own style, with both voices and guitars melding into each other. Short enough to avoid to be too repetitive, and actually it's pretty diverse with "high energy" tracks I wasn't expecting from them.
29 minutes long with 12 tracks - this is going to be a banging punk album, right? Well, maybe not. I haven’t listened to this album before, but a couple of the tracks are familiar from hearing them on the radio, ranging from nicely harmonised folk to bouncy pop and a Bob Dylan style rant about the government and numerous drug references. One odd surprise was a cover of the carol Silent Night overlaid with a grim news bulletin. Not as good as Bridge Over Troubled Waters.