Claude says:Glyn Johns worked the board with analogue gear and a live-to-tape ethos, chasing what Ben Bridwell called a looser, more celebratory feel — though Bridwell himself later admitted the record came out stilted and insincere, and the band barely plays it anymore. You grabbed it the week it dropped in September 2012 and gave it a solid run before stepping away; "A Little Biblical" and "Dumpster World" were the keepers, even if the whole thing didn't stick around.