Richmans second collection of Modern Lovers, over which he was billed (eventually, the group name would be dropped) had a lighter rock & roll sound than the first. In fact, as often as not, Richman played acoustic guitar. And his lyrical concerns had similarly lightened up, to the point of childlike whimsy on such songs as "Hey There Little Insect" and "Here Come the Martian Martians." But the focus was still Richmans unabashed vocalizing (the word "sings" is put in quotes on the back cover), giving the whole album an amateurish charm. ~ William Ruhlmann

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