Title: a truly genius and shamefully underappreciated gem
Product review: I stumbled across this cd by pure fluke right after it came out, after seeing a video for "It Don't Matter". Needless to say, it struck a resounding chord in me and after nearly five years and several worn-out copies, this cd remains as my favorite of all time and is always in my cd player. Sure, there's lots of swearing, but so does real everyday life, and this cd, like no other I have ever heard, captures the truth about the innate sadness of the human condition. It's a shame these guys never got the attention they deserved, because this cd is truly genius. All the answers to life's riddles can be found in the lyrics, they are truly profound if you're open-minded enough to listen. A true gem. Check out Brooks' solo album "Straight Outta Rehab" if you can find it, it's just as good!
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