Built To Spill There's Nothing Wrong with Love

Ranked #64 in Spin Magazine's "90 Greatest Albums of the '90s."
5 stars out of 5 - "One of the best American guitar records of the '90s..."
"...There's a really unsettling painting called 'Christina's World' by Andrew Wyeth, where a girl lies in a cornfield limply staring at a few wooden buildings. In all that space there's a damaging claustrophobia and no matter how bouncy BTS get, they're still tainted with this strange, arid Americana..."
Included on Neil Strauss' list of the Top 10 Albums Of '94 - "...Jagged layers of guitar, a piecemeal approach to pop music and sharp, introspective lyrics....[NOTHING WRONG WITH LOVE] shined like a sequin on the dirty shirt of indie-rock."
7 (out of 10) - "...the work of a band who've parked their guitars between Pavement and Flaming Lips, and added their own jangly bits....The feel is SGT. PEPPER warmth meets flannel rock basics....As with Guided By Voices, BTS put the essential into quintessential Yank rock..."
Paste (magazine) - "'In the Morning' makes it a minute and a half into its strummy singalong before abruptly slowing way down and expanding into a massive riff."
Pitchfork (Website) - "[I]t captures a truly original songwriting voice at the exact moment he realized what he had to offer. It's the album as snow globe, a small place where interconnected stories happen and you can get a different perspective on them depending on your vantage point."