I've been a GP fan since the mid 80's and have all his albums. Any GP fan will of course want to buy this album, but for anyone out there who isn't, I would advise you to invest the time and listenings required in learning to appreciate his music, which really rocks, but isn't always pretty top 40 material . If you enjoy quality music, you won't be disappointed.As for Deepcut to Nowhere, there are several quality tracks (socks n sandals, syhpilis and religion, tough on clothes, dark days, If it ever stops rainin, etc) and a few in which Graham Parker stretches too far to hit some high notes. No, this album doesn't excite me with rockers like "bubblegum cancer" or "nobody hurts you", but the songs are mostly quality ones and the album is an enjoyable one.