Not trying to nitpick but in my circles it was very much appreciated and noticed. It’s probably one of the more revered albums of the grunge scene. It was not a huge mainstream success but you still heard wake up and river of deceit fairly often on the radio back then. The album on the whole was too dark for mainstream consumption though, if that’s what you mean. I could roll with that. I think many put it up on the mount rushmore of grunge records. “I’m above” and “I don’t know anything” were also fairly big radio hits.
Have you heard any of the Bruce Hornsby on keyboards live stuff? eta: what's the best version of Franklin's Tower you can find?
