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Seriously, this is one of the better albums out there.
I don't really feel like talking about the whole album because that's hard to do. If you want a decent review of the entire thing, go to allmusic or something.
But the song "Enjoy Your Worries, You May Never Have Them Again" which opens the album is just really incredibly beautiful. In the most unexplainable way imaginable, it is just so haunting and heart-wrenchingly powerful. Not everyone will get it, and that's to be expected from an album in which each song comprises a probable average of 50 obscure random samples respectively, but if you do get it you definitely will and you might feel similar to the way I do.
It's not altogether worthwhile to read reviews of this album, you should probably just get it and listen to it. That's the best way to gain an understanding of it. And the great thing is, everyone will have their own individual understanding of it.
But when the Jewish-American woman's frantic monologue about something insanely, even eerily out of context explodes (something about her employment situation, in "Enjoy you worries"), my eyes fill with tears every time. You'll only really get what I'm trying to say when you hear it. If you don't want to buy it you shouldn't even feel bad about downloading it from somewhere, you just need to get it basically. If you like music, especially of the more weird and awesome kind, I urge you to somehow find this album (MASSIVE HINT: sound quality matters intensely).
But that's just my opinion.
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