not the brightest bulb on the tree - Another great stride for the three goofy guys from the Twin Cities. The two opener cuts are possibly the best this band has acheived (at least in the studio) and the songwriting of drummer Scott Macdonald grows more intriguing with each outing (check out I Promise Not To Be An Asshole).Some of the rough edges are wearing away here, with stronger songwriting shining through. MacDonald s Vengeance sounds appropriately sneaky with its muffled guitar and deflected chorus (It s always good to see you/But don t use me for your vengeance). Bill Graber s anthemic riff on Turn To and serious lyrics stand in contrast to the song credits these clowns used (the members of Boston are listed).Not as consistently strong as previous efforts, but still contains their best songs to date.
this cd is super good - Go buy it because you wont regret it. It s got three part harmonies scaling whole octaves and super fantastic rock riffs. the drummer can play and sing like a champ. if you like melodic(not wimpy) guitar rock, get it.