Title: No memorable tracks
Product review: "Thinking man's record"? People only apply those three words to albums that nobody would like otherwise unless they labeled it as something "challenging". If you have to force something down your own throat, it ain't good. There's a time when people should realize when they need to give up on a record, or else they're just kidding themselves. You can't fake liking something, so I don't know why people keep saying this stuff "grows on you". There's nothing special or fresh about "New Adventures". And what's so bad about radio hits? Maybe if you think you're better than the average Joe, you could say that you hate a band's radio hits, but unless you're that egotistical, there's no reason to say it.
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