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Lucy swiped an advance review copy of this CD from work for me, as with The Knee Plays. Unlike The Knee Plays, I don't like it much — though I have to confess I've only given it two or three listens, none of them very attentive. Mostly it just feels busy, and with no evident purpose.
If you look closely, you can see me caught in reflection, like Bob at the end of the pilot episode of Twin Peaks.
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MusicBrainz entry for this album
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