Cheap Trick graces its fanatical following with another stellar follow up to their great Cheap Trick (97) album. "Scent of a woman" is one of the best Cheap Trick singles released in years. "Too much", "Pop Drone" and "My Obsession" update Cheap Trick's classic sound. The first half of the disc is lighter and more pop oriented than the second half. Starting with "Sorry Boy" (supposedly about soldiers dying in Iraq according to bassist Tom Petersson) the album takes a dramatic turn and really gets darker. "My Best Friend" is a monster of a song. "If I could" starts off with a dance rhythm before returning to the Cheap trick we all know and love. "Low Life in High Heels" and "Hummer" are basically two different songs in one. Overall this disc is terrific for a band whose has been consistently amazing throughout all the rough years.