Title: It gets good after the tenth time
Product review: This album, like most Pavement albums, takes about 10 times of play before you appreciate it or perhaps let your mind adjust to it. "Spit on a Stranger" and "Major Leagues" are clearly the best songs on the album. Overall Malkmus' lyrics are once again solid and the band's musical talent is fantastic.It seems Pavement continues to become more and more popular despite any band member's attempt to market them into mainstream. I suggest a purchase for this album and for those fans who are dissapointed in the improved production and their attempt to move slowly away from low fidelity with this album, buy a cassette and play it on a $49 portable Sony tapedeck and turn the treble up all the way. You won't know the difference from their first album.
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