The eponymously-titled first album by Jason Torchinsky was a saccharin-sweet journey through his inner psyche. An inner psyche filled with horror and disgust and pain and maladies that man was not meant to know. One track in particular, “Monsignor Happy’s Daily Bouts with Depression”, received moderate air-time on the Doctor Demento Radio Network. Jason learned through this album’s poor sales the hard cold fact of emotions: when they see the light of day, you’re ruined. Finished. If at all possible, supress all emotions. The album’s highlight: the unlisted track at the end of the CD, which is a cover of “Stand By Your Man” by Lyle Lovett.