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I haven't listened to it in months.
Dude Ranch Nurse (great song/the best on Sonic Nurse*/intense passages throughout)
Pattern Recognition (one of their most exciting bridges/overall, it just works on many levels)
New Hampshire (it's rockin' the extended intro/chunky rather than clunky/a poetic song with an indirectly implied political message)
Paper Cup Exit (nice sensibilties in the music and lyrics, but not so much in the production which is slightly overdone and imbues further clunkiness, another poetico-politico what have ya)
Peace Attack (poetic song with political message/a very nice change-up/lovely wash and turnaround)
Unmade Bed (a great song idea lyrically with a message/passable bridge/solo still gets an A for effort)
Stones (very good intro/very good energy yet clunky in parts/not the best lyrics)
*In my view, a good case can be made for any of the above seven to be the best on the album.
Dripping Dream (great spawling expanses, yet too much of meandering mess for the most part to rank higher/a poetic song with loads of unrealized potential)
Kim Gordon and the Arthur Doyle Hand Cream (catchy and fun/a little overbearing in a sense though/slightly overdone production suits this one okay)
Beautiful Plateau (very nice instrumental)
I Love You Golden Blue (decent sonicscape/not so sure about the lyrics/great vocal phrasing from Kim yet the song sounds pretty goofy at times too)
Kim Chords (clunking instrumental with interesting parts at times)
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