Title: Eclectic rock that works!
Product review: Sugar Ray was obciously in great danger of becoming just another one hit wonder with "Fly", which sounded nothing like the thrash-metal of the rest of Floored. They acknowledge their allegedly nearly elapsed fifteen minutes of fame with the title. But are those fifteen minutes up? "Every Morning" already has heavy radio airplay, and there are plenty of other tunes on the album that are potential hits. "Falls Apart", my favorite track on the album, adds in distorted guitars (something seemingly lost in rock music these days) and a chorus that everybody will be singing along to. Other tracks throw in Beatles-like melodies ("Someday", "Ode to the Lonely Hearted"), and there's still time left for the band's original loud sound, as shown on the hilarious opener, a death metal spoof, and hard-hitting tracks like "Personal Space Invader" and "Glory". This is an awesome album that shows that the band's fifteen minutes aren't nearly up.
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