![Gomez - Split The Difference [Import]](https://media.aent-m.com/graphics/items/sdimages/c/500/9/3/6/8/638639.jpg "Split The Difference [Import]")
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Formats and Editions
1. Do One
2. These 3 Sins
3. Silence
4. Me, You and Everybody
5. We Don't Know Where We're Going
6. Sweet Virginia
7. Catch Me Up
8. Where Ya Going?
9. Meet Me in the City
10. Chicken Out
11. Extra Special Guy
12. Nothing Is Wrong
13. There It Was
Reviews:
"Following their fervent critique of post-9/11 US policies on 2002's In Our Gun, Gomez make their most political statement to date: No more fiery responses to ""Let's Roll!"" We'll settle for ""Let's Rock!"" To be sure, the rock the UK group chisels out sure ain't Stonehenge. ""Me, You, and Everybody"" jangles languidly through Blues Traveler territory, ""Where Ya Going?"" treads on a tired Bush league riff, and even Ben Ottewell's sensitive tough-guy snarl (does he gargle with glass?) can't make up for the band's retired college-rock tropes. The sprightly pop shimmy of the second track ""These Three Sins"" offers to add ""maraca overload"" to the titular list of ""lust, ambition, and greed""; eleven more tracks of generic jam-band wankery add up to a trip is far too long and hardly strange enough. "
