Proof that music is art. LOVE.

I predict this band will not be around as long as others, but this album shouldn't be overlooked.

Dark, moody stoner rock. I could literally listen to this for days.

It's been 10 years and I can still get completely lost in this album. Dave reworks the tones and arrangements of these songs and makes this album unlike any other he's done. Definitely best listened to from start-to-finish.

Delicious, Fiona.

My only complaint is that this cd is too short.

Oh my-- if you love Modest Mouse as much as I do, this album is going to change your life.

"Aha Shake Heartbreak" probably their best, but this album made me love KOL.

I grew up listening to The Mamas & Papas and this album perfectly mimicked that feeling for me.

Best MM, in my opinion.

This album changed my outlook on music completely. I consider this my favorite album in life, no doubt about it.

GREAT hip hop(ish) record. David Byrne, need I say more?

I may be the only person who actually prefers this screeching, unrefined album over all the others, but it's so angsty, I totally get it. "Give me back my alcohol..."

This came out when I was in 7th grade and I still think it's awesome. Very underrated. Two-string guitars, c'mon!

Everything Jack White touches turns to gold.

I've always loved his music, but something about this album - perhaps slightly different musical arrangements - makes it much more enjoyable. This is, of course, with the exception of "Crying" with KD Lang and "Ooby Dooby", of which I have no comment. Or yes I do: they suck. But the rest of the album is wonderful.

I used to dance, which may be why I like these girls' music. Different and melodic, yet they're singing about horrible things.

I mistakenly compared this with "Cookie Mountain" and was slightly disappointed at first. But after about 3 listens, was in love with this album in a completely different way. Pretty.

Reminiscent of the Bee Gees -- peppy and cute. What's not to like?

So much emotion in his voice, great album.