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Soundgarden meets Freddie Mercury is what describes this guy's voice. One of the best rock bands I've seen or heard for many years!!

This album is very well done especially for the budget it was made on. Sound wise similar to older Soundgarden, but that is mainly just Adam's voice. All and all very well written lyrically and musically.

This album has a certain quality! and real talent backing! I haven't heard anything this impressive in a long time. It's a jewel in the ruff and if you can get your hands on one you're lucky! Truly a style all of their own.

Compared to "Holiday man" I didn't like this album.
But I didn't give it too much of a chance before I sold my cd collection...

I have met the band a few times and really enjoyed talking tothem and hearing them play. I felt the connection was lost when they hit label success and national noteriety. (Very selfish of me, but more power to you boys.)

I have owned this album since 1995 or 1996. I bought it from the band back in the day when they played much smaller venues than now. I like the Holiday Man release, but I am a little put out by the immense fame of the "Disturbing Behavior" release, "Got You . . ." That does not dismay me, however. I am in the process of purchasing the newest release. As will I do for the next . . .

This album kicks major booty. It posesses a first album - local sound quality that is hard to parallel. There is not one bad track on the album. Although there are only ten tracks, if you could find this album anywhere, it would be worth the money. you should pay for it. The band has a quality all it own. If you have heard "Got You . . .", then you will get a feel for this album. If one could take the greatest parts of "Got You . . .", and complile an entire album with them, then you will have $ .25.