Border Drive-In Theatre

Named after a deserted Canadian drive-in, the album was recorded in Los Angeles in early 1991. It was produced by Don Gehman. Harry Dean Stanton and Iggy Pop contributed to the album. "Let's Work Together" is a cover of the Wilbert Harrison song. ==Critical reception==

The Chicago Tribune wrote that the band "has risked throwing syncopated, almost-house beats into its rootsy attack... The experiment works beautifully, creating nifty textures that bubble underneath and shimmer on top so invitingly that you're tempted to overlook the almost complete lack of melodies." The Boston Herald concluded that "Johnny Cunningham's fiddle still provides the band's signature touch, but it's a far less forceful element than the hard-slamming drum sound." == Track listing ==

(All tracks written by Mark Cutler unless stated) • "Some Fun" (Mark Cutler, Phil Shenale) - 4:38 • "Look Out Your Window" - 4:33 • "Let's Work Together" (Wilbert Harrison) - 3:28 • "Baby Doll" - 4:49 • "Carry Your Cross" - 3:56 • "Stop Shakin' Me Down" - 4:11 • "I'll Take Care of You" (Mark Cutler, Johnny Cunningham, Phil Shenale) - 4:24 • "Dance of the Freaks" - 4:05 • "Hope You're Satisfied" - 4:13 • "I'd Call That Love" - 4:23 == Personnel ==

• Mark Cutler - lead vocals, guitar • Johnny Cunningham - electric and acoustic violin • Jim Reilly - drums • Darren Hill - bass • Emerson Torrey - guitar, vocals • Phil Shenale - keyboards • Harry Dean Stanton - speaking part on "Some Fun" • Iggy Pop - speaking part on "Dance of the Freaks" ==References==