Title: Sub pop should have higher standards
Product review: It has been a long time since I have been this disappointed with an album. The songwriting is very campy and silly. The arrangements remind me of Queen only less original. It's comes off as pretentious. The lyrics are as though the author really wants to inform the listener of his deep inner struggles, but that nothing that bad ever really happened to him. It's like reading Dean Koonts when your in the mood for Kurt Vonnegut. This record is just bad fiction. It's really sad that a history making label like Sub-Pop would have released this nonsense.
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