To me, this album epitomizes the work of the Indigo Girls. It's rare and bare boned, and not a lot of people appreciate acoustic music, which is why I enjoy this album all the more. It's wonderful to hear these women's soaring harmonies and vocals without having to swim through all the extra instruments. It seems with every new album, they added more and more, until their lyrics and voices were awash in the background noise (this is why I'm not a fan of their newest album). If you admire clarity, then this is the album for you.

Debutalbum from Indigo Girls. The album was re-released after the success of their selftitled second album and the single "Closer to Fine".

It's a fine album featuring the well-known beautiful vocals of Emily Saliers and Amy Ray. Simple arrangemets dominated by their two fine acoustic guitars.

There are a couple of stand-out songs like Saliers' "Left Me a Fool" and the cover of Chet Powers' "Get Together".

The songwriting may not be as consistent as on their later albums, but still a nice album.