Title: Evolving from a Two-Man Home Act Into A Full Band
Product review: Even though this album put an end to TMBG's two-man act of using synthetic drum sets and keyboard wierdness, "John Henry"-The first of TMBG's full band era- is still a very good album. Infact, the full band is the only thing that has changed, because their clever and quirky lyrics are still in abundance. Between the alt. rock music, shades of goofy pre-band keyboards and such can still be heard. Songs like "Subliminal", "Extra Savoir-Faire" snd "O, Do Not Forsake Me" are like early TMBG, so the musical sound is not completely lost. Nonetheless, the rock music is still very good and well-performed. Even if you are a bigger fan of their earlier styles like me, you can still like this album. (Hey, they do a remake of the Nyquil Driver ad music on here, and if that isn't TMBG, I don't know what is.)
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