Again a fan review is most insightful:
"the true test for greatness is longevity in my humble opinion. Sure, any band worth their salt can dish out a couple good songs, maybe even a decent album, or possibly a very good one. Few can keep doing this for the course of several albums. To pull it off for a decade and to keep growing in range and depth over time, that's the mark of significant achievement, classic status and the like. With this record, in my mind, Cracker has achieved that classic status and belongs in the pantheon of greats...Musically, the album falls somewhere between the mixture of 70s-style rock and alt-rock found on "Gentleman's Blues" and the eery semi-psychedelic textures of "Forever." There are some risks taken, like a foray into reggae-tinged rock on "Better Times are Coming Our Way" and the psychedelic sounds of "Sidi Ifni," but for the most part the band does maintain their connection to roots-rock. The standout point here is the lyrics...
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