I like listening to Kate as a balance to when I'm not listening to Slipknot or Marilyn Manson... You think that I'm kidding - I assure you that I'm not. I probably hold the distinction of the being the only person to ever temporarily house "Nobody, Too" in the case for "Antichrist Superstar". After the first few listens of this album, I have to admit that I got the feeling that Kate's best works may be behind her. However, I find myself unable to qualify that feeling... All in all, I think that this is a strong entry into the Kate Morrissey catalog - and it seems to get stronger every time I hear it. I sometimes skip 'Messy', 'Nagasaki' (although I like the remix), and the final track, but the rest are all really good. I would have to say, though, that the single best track on this album is 'Stay'. - It's worth the price of admission all by itself. If you've ever lost someone that you love, then I can't imagine that you won't be fighting back tears when Kate breaks into the chorus. - You'll know it when you hear it; gets me every time. In short, the fact that Kate Morrissey isn't a household name is a crime against humanity. Buy this CD.