I think I will be brave AND say that I think this is BETTER than Pop Goes the World. But then again, I am one of those Hats fans that prefers Rhythm of youth to Pop Goes anyway. But it is truly fantastic. Most of the bands I listen to get worse and worse with age. The first album usually being the best one. Well, this MWH album just broke the mold, so to speak. Tom Got mine today. Now listening to it a second time. Who would've thought 20 years after Safety Dance we'd get a new MWH album (of course when I was 13 I couldn't imagine being this old). Overall I'm thrilled with it. Not as good as my favorite (PGTW, which would make my Top 10 albums of all time), but great to have. My wife, who's not a fan, will probably avoid my office for the next few days as I listen to it over and over. Glad to hear about the remastered CDs as I recently posted that my bootleg of Freeways was acting up strangely. Whoever hears about ordering availability, please post it on the list. Did anyone order the t-shirts? What did they look like? I'm confused by the description on the website for one of them. -Andrew PS Anyone from the Raleigh crowd left on this list? ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ _______________________________________________ Men-Without-Hats mailing list Men-Without-Hats@mailman.xmission.com http://mailman.xmission.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/men-without-hats