Reasonably similar to preceding JS records yet, for some reason, it received more critical ire. Really? Wasn't there bigger fish to fry? By now Balin cribbed the hit material from friends like Jesse Barish (the hokey-folky big hit "Count On Me", for example), but the album clicks better on less serious material like "Fire" and "Feels So Good". Not blow you away great, but the 'Ship was not running on fumes, either.