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Despite decent sing-along tunes à la "Hold On"—just by looking at the title, you can imagine the chorus —, these songs pass by like elevator music, never leaving the background to enter your musical psyche and even featuring a few embarrassing moments—particularly when they try to "rap". The CD closes on a song by a guest—one of their friends—which I actually almost liked better than The Muckrakers. Again, there's nothing shameful about liking this band, but this is the type of bland production that doesn't have enough contrast or originality to catch the attention of music-savvy urbanites.
 
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