Title: Possibly the best post-Replacements album
Product review: This could very well be the best of the post-Replacement albums by former band members. This album rocks, and rocks hard. The songs obviously owe a great influence to Tommy Stinson's time in the Replacements ( which should be of no surprise ), but he's definitely got his own thing happening here. This literally blows away nearly all of Paul Westerberg's post-Mats stuff. The album is a great slab of punk, power and rock all rolled into one. Who knew Tommy Stinson had this many great songs in him? Just get the album, and you'll find out what you've been missing.
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