Rock organ and horns? Sign me up! What I like is that it sounds natural/folk and experimental/progressive all at the same time.

Kinda sick of green day - it's on rotation too much on the radio and I just can't anymore

Quite nice, light pop. John starts to get the rock out on Money (that's what I want) previewing twist and shout energy. I liked it, it breezed by.

This is a favorite, looking forward to this! Trying to remember if I often got to the end of the album when it was in regular rotation. The Hitch a Ride guitar solo is an awesome example of the soaring 70s guitar sound - amazing! More than a Feeling is a favorite song of all time.

This was pretty good, an album of Steely Dan is plenty by the end. I like the funk and the horn arrangements. It's very polished and has a great sound.

Well, not my style, but I see the appeal to those who sung their praises in the 80s. Folk, predecessor to southern rock, I hear it, I like understanding the lineage through the songs.

Wow, great album! I really love Tonight - that sludgy, drippy discoesque croon. Overall I like the easy way the songs play out and feel easy, fun and just enough irreverence to feel like "who cares". Good listening for a summer day.

Can't remember ever hearing this band's name or songs, but it sure hits a vibe from the late 80s/ 90s.

Rock organ and horns? Sign me up! What I like is that it sounds natural/folk and experimental/progressive all at the same time.

Emmylou makes everything better, yeah?

5 stars for influential. 3 stars for I've heard it waaaaay too much.

Proggy

Tough to put on and listen to all the way through

Innovative, inaccessible, however a hard listen honestly.

What in the fluttery fluff

Proto-alternative album, great influence

Pretty dope for the 80s

Good alternative to the hair metal of the time