Beautiful. 5.

Manly country take on regret and longing. Really enjoyed but not really my usual cup of tea.

Justified masterpiece status. Incredible piece of work.

Fantastic musicianship, particularly the drummer! I could definitely see myself revisiting this.

A classic

Catchy hooks, jangly guitars, lovely vocals and harmonies, poetic lyrics. What's not to like. Couple of overly cheesy parts in my opinion preventing the full 5.

At the time this must have been a nice contrast to the seemingly hundreds of generic messy indie pop bands in the charts. Sophisticated understated sound but a bit on the bland side for me. 3*

Bit dated but the singles still hit the spot

Funkeh

Loved it then. Love it now.

Some really pretty stuff on here. The reviews are overly harsh. Would listen again

Always thought of this one as the closest he made to Odelay. Really fun listen and some memorable tracks that still pop into my head 20 years later.

Amazing

What a band. What an album

Some fun moments, particularly the title track. Overall a tough listen and I won't be coming back.

I get its relevance but it didn't really excite me

Some great playing. Layla is an all time classic. Lots of long sections of noodling over a blues rhythm. 3/5.

Not very memorable. Enjoyed some of the tracks individually but a slog all in. 2/5

Some beautiful melodies and thought provoking lyrics in a sea of distortion. Classic

Big memorable riffs, fun listen

Love me some grunge

Beautiful. 5.

Some nice stuff, not my cup of tea

Hard listen in parts but the background story elevates it.

Beautiful, fun, profound.

Really enjoyed a few tracks. Bit corny all in

Love the obvious ones. As an album it gets a bit tired

Will listen again

One of their best. High 4

Loved this. What a great ride. 5*

I'm glad I listened to it. As someone else said I can definitely see the influence on Ween and Primus' weirder stuff. Hard work for a mainly pop listener and won't be rushing back.