An album has two very distinct sides to it, those being what you actually think about the album now, and what it felt like when you were making it. On a purely sonic level, I think we underachieved on that record, because we didn’t know what we were doing. We were still trying to figure out how to work in a studio. The way that it sounded in my head is not how it came out. But if we were ranking this on the excitement level at the time we were making it, it would probably be number one, because that’s the start of everything for us, there’s no greater time than that. At that point, I should mention, I had already written most of the songs that would turn up on Midnight Organ Fight. What happened is we kept the better songs for the second record, and maybe the stragglers went on this one. We didn’t want to show our entire hand with the first record, and looking back, that was a sensible move on our part. But what you come out with is a fairly thrashy, underwhelming record as far as I’m concerned. A lot of people completely disagree with me, but that’s not up to them right now.