Title: Certainly among the best TMBG albums
Product review: This one took a while to grow on me, but once it did...This album has a little of everything. "Ana Ng" is deep and incredibly well written. "Cowtown" and "Snowball in Hell" are great fun, and I still cannot listen to "I've Got a Match" or "They'll Need a Crane" without choking up. There is a dark underlying theme throughout this album, a dislike of love relationships and the beginning of intense bitterness. Its darkness, though, is part of what makes TMBG a truly great group. They're not all about silliness ~ it's just a disguise for deeper and more uncomfortable subjects.
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