Claude says:The band's seventh studio album and first without LeRoi Moore, though he appears on it — his saxophone work captured during sessions that stretched from Virginia to Seattle to New Orleans, with Rob Cavallo producing and Tim Reynolds back for the first time in over a decade. You grabbed it right when it dropped in June 2009, after more than thirteen years away from DMB, and ran through most of the record that summer: "Funny the Way It Is" and "You & Me" led, but you also leaned into deeper cuts like "Dive In," "Lying In the Hands of God," and "Spaceman."