And now that I have it in my hands, it's like a Christmas present. Just wrapping it and seeing the back of the CD booklet was enough to get my excitement level to 9/10. Now that I have it in the computer playing, there is no way I will get any work done. I am going to spend the rest of this afternoon intoxicated by this beautiful piece of art. Anyone have advice for multitasking with "Drunkard's Prayer" in heavy rotation?

Same here. I wasn't planning on it, but that horse's ass drew me in.

~fff

Wow. That is all I have to say at this point. I've listened through the whole album twice now. I think it is dangerously close to knocking "Good Dog Bad Dog" off the totem pole as my favorite OtR album.

There isn't a single "bad" song on the whole album, and the only one that didn't suck me in right away was Bluer. Maybe that had something to do with the potent lyrics of "Drunkard's Prayer" sitting right before it, but then I listened to it again. This album is definitely going to be played many many times on my two upcoming road trips

It's like a black hole, really. But in a good(ish) way.

I did get my copy today, but when at the mall I checked at Border's and dang if it wasn't on the display rack right at the front door. Seems like this duo, +or- is moving up in the ranks over here in Lithonia, GA.

I love this CD.

Third time through now. Much better. I dig it.

I still think the title track is at half speed compared to live shows... but eh, there are other good songs on the album.

~fff