Again, the entire CD is filled with happy-go-lucky yet not-so-happy tones and scales. The ever-backing drums only help to increase the feeling of almost being too good for the CDs own good.

Some songs catch the listener's ear by standing out from the typical up-beat feel. Songs like "This Is The End (For You My Friend)" definitely stands out with its repetition that creates a feeling of wanting to sing along for hours. "One Trillion Dollars" makes me feel like I'm listening to some odd f*cking country CD. I almost decided the song was bad because of its tone, too bad the lyrics make up for it five-fold.

But my favorite song on the CD by far has to be "Depleted Uranium Is A War Crime" due to its great Anti-Flag-ish punk feel and how interesting the song actually is. The audio-clips in the song left me feeling scared and leftist (yes, leftist).

Overall, the CD is good, but a bit typical for Anti-Flag even when the musical style waivers. I would say it's a great CD to have in the musical library (if you have one) and should be heard a few times whether you buy it or not.