| 1. Call The Doctor (10/10) |
| 2. Hubcap (8/10) |
| 3. Little Mouth (9/10) |
| 4. Anonymous (8/10) |
| 5. Stay Where You Are (9/10) |
| 6. Good Things (10/10) |
| 7. I Wanna Be Your Joey Ramone (10/10) |
| 8. Taking Me Home (9/10) |
| 9. Taste Test (8/10) |
| 10. My Stuff (8/10) |
| 11. I'm Not Waiting (8/10) |
| 12. Heart Attack (9/10) |
On their sophomore LP, Sleater-Kinney do what many a band try and fail to do: make an album that not only matches the greatness of their first release, but in some ways exceeds it. Opener "Call the Doctor" is a ferocious, grungy rocker that pulls no punches in subject matter or raucous instrumentation. The 1-2 punch of "Good Things" and "I Wanna Be Your Joey Ramone" may be the trio's best songs; simple and effective indie punk that reaffirms their talents as songwriters and melody-makers. While I don't personally feel that the album surpasses their self-titled debut LP, there is a reason that the majority of S-K fans consider "Call The Doctor" to be the album that set them up for indie stardom.