Bellybutton the masterpiece.  Bellybutton the unclassifiable.  Most critics for lack of a better word called it power pop.  Their hipster minds couldn't see beneath the surface and hear the jazz, gospel &amp; R&amp;B influences that thread their way through this timeless release.

For example, `That Is Why' is just one step away from being a soul song. That rhythm is sick &amp; that coda...Ramsey Lewis eat your heart out.

The intro to `She Still Loves Him' will take you straight to church.  Not overdone.  Just the right amount of space &amp; colour to get you ready for the tragic story that's about to unfold.

`Bedspring Kiss' of course has that cool latin jazz vibes going.  Going against and yet totally complementing the seriousness of the lyrics.

`The Man I Used To Be' is the album's cornerstone, however and home to one of the beautiful &amp; powerful keyboard performances ever.  Vey `I Put A Spell On You' but while that was a bit cartoonish(but still awesome) `Man' tells a story of a father who realizes that he has never connected with his son.  He's trying now, but it's too late.  Surely one of pop music's most underrated songs.  It carries a weight that most can't even aspire to.  A truly breathaking 4 and half minutes.