Continuing an early-'90s decent into faceless mediocrity, is yet another technically sound but artistically bland recording from . Originally released in 1991, the more common reissue (featuring three bonus tracks) hit stores in 1994. Joined by on bass, on drums, keyboard player , and vocalist , founding member does nothing to enhance the reputation of his over-ripe project. After some decrepit and knockoffs open , things deteriorate as the album descends into oblivion. Barely a shell of their former selves, there's not even a hint of the group's classic . While a few extra-large choruses might remind die-hard fans of the band's glory days, casual listeners will find it difficult to tolerate the squishy sound: an approach safe enough to make sound like early . As with a majority of 's post- attempts at relevancy, is for completists only. [In 2006, released a version of with five bonus tracks.] ~ Vincent Jeffries