“Your options are kind of limited,” Howe Gelb told The Quietus in 2010 of living in Tuscon. Fishing (“hard to do out there in Arizona”), TV (“a big waste of time”), and sex (“but that is a little sticky…”) all present problems: “So the best thing you can do is make some music with somebody.” On this rollicking, homespun 1991 album, Gelb proves it with a set of songs that veer from Neil Young-gnarly (“Romance of Falling,” “Warm Storm”) to chugging guest spots from Victoria Williams (“Wonder”) and seventyish country singer Pappy Allen.