90 Day Men: We Blame Chicago
Briefly

Nothing in the air suggests the time is right for a 90 Day Men reappraisal; you'd be hard pressed to find a contemporary band that cites them as an inspiration. Perhaps the best argument for Numero Group releasing a career box set now is that there might never be a right time.
An air of artifice hangs over the record, especially the performances of singer Brian Case, who sang mostly in either a hectoring torrent of exclamations ('This is from one primadonna to another!') or in droll spoken monologues. Even by the standards of music that never cared much about likability, he could be a gratingly confrontational frontman, either so overbearing he was barely tolerable or so checked out he was barely there.
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