Track Listing

1. RPM
2. Breathe
3. Anyone
4. Fly
5. Speed Home California
6. High Anxiety
7. Tap, Twist, Snap
8. American Pig
9. Stand And Deliver
10. Cash
11. Invisible
12. Right Direction
13. Fly

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #17871 in Music
• Released on: 1997-06-24
• Number of discs: 1
• Format: Explicit Lyrics

Customer Reviews

a great cd
As the owner of Floored, 14:59 and their self-titled cd, i can easily say this one is the best of those 3 (yes i am aware there are other albums by Sugar Ray). Less pop-ish, but not necessarily "hard" rock, this cd is very intense and enjoyable if one doesn't mind curses here and there.

wow! ohhh....
After listening to the previews of some of the songs on this website I have deemed this album "bad" or "not fly". I suggest you spend your money on arcade games or fountain soda at the mall. Or if you do buy it, spend your remaining change on some glue so you can at least listen to it higher than a kite.

Stud album and best Sugar Ray
First of all for the people who said this one is lame...

Just shut up and go listen to In the Pursuit of Leisure losers.

With that said this is Floored, which came out in 1997 two years removed from Lemonade and Brownies. They don't even sound the same because L&B was hard as hell to comprehend while Floored was easier to access. Also who could forget "Fly" which made the album look awkwardly 1-sided with a light song and 10 harder. Now onto the review shall we?

1. RPM: Intro is awesome and so are DJ Homicide's race car samples with the sounds to match on guitar. 5/5

2. Breathe: The song barely gives you time to breathe because it's exceptional and stiff. 5/5

3. Anyone: More upbeat on the chorus then the other two were but still very good. 4.5/5

4. Fly: The big hit song...what else to say? 4/5

5. Speed Home California: Intesnity of thrash and punk styling make this one a winenr! 5/5

6. High Anxiety: Starts off slowly but builds momentum. 4/5

7. Tap, Twist, Snap: Okay song...not as strong as the others. 3/5

8. American Pig: Guilty pleasure song of mine! Great chorus and the openining and intermitten guitars are awesome. 6/5

9. Stand and Deliver: This is like Southern meets Ska in a sense but it makes due for a good song. 4/5

10. Cash: If you can stand the F-bomb a lot then this is a good speed song with funny effects from Homicide. 4.5/5

11. Invisible: Slow down and power hitting metal song. 4.5/5

12. Right Direction: short but good for the time it had. 3.5/5

13. Fly W/out Cat: See #4. 4/5

Overall rating: 4.8/5

-This was major improvement from L&B and singaled the height of intensity for Sugar Ray. Unfortunately, the intensity died down some for 14:59 and all together on the self titled and ITPOL. But take this for what it's worth and that's a bay side trash outing which will never be forgotten by hardcore fans and old school Sugar Ray fans alike.