context: Justin Timberlake even remixed the track.
answer_0: Ultimately, then, Oberst's first grown-up solo album is mostly indistinguishable from his recent Bright Eyes output, though it's perhaps a little more easygoing and congenial, devoid of his fussier arrangements.
answer_1: Arguably, then, Oberst's first grown-up solo album is mostly indistinguishable from his recent Bright Eyes output, though it's perhaps a little more easygoing and congenial, devoid of his fussier arrangements.
answer_2: Certainly, then, Oberst's first grown-up solo album is mostly indistinguishable from his recent Bright Eyes output, though it's perhaps a little more easygoing and congenial, devoid of his fussier arrangements.
answer_3: Personally, then, Oberst's first grown-up solo album is mostly indistinguishable from his recent Bright Eyes output, though it's perhaps a little more easygoing and congenial, devoid of his fussier arrangements.
answer_4: Yet, then, Oberst's first grown-up solo album is mostly indistinguishable from his recent Bright Eyes output, though it's perhaps a little more easygoing and congenial, devoid of his fussier arrangements.
answer_5: Regardless, then, Oberst's first grown-up solo album is mostly indistinguishable from his recent Bright Eyes output, though it's perhaps a little more easygoing and congenial, devoid of his fussier arrangements.
answer_6: Maybe, then, Oberst's first grown-up solo album is mostly indistinguishable from his recent Bright Eyes output, though it's perhaps a little more easygoing and congenial, devoid of his fussier arrangements.
answer_7: Ironically, then, Oberst's first grown-up solo album is mostly indistinguishable from his recent Bright Eyes output, though it's perhaps a little more easygoing and congenial, devoid of his fussier arrangements.
answer_8: Here, then, Oberst's first grown-up solo album is mostly indistinguishable from his recent Bright Eyes output, though it's perhaps a little more easygoing and congenial, devoid of his fussier arrangements.
answer_9: Unsurprisingly, then, Oberst's first grown-up solo album is mostly indistinguishable from his recent Bright Eyes output, though it's perhaps a little more easygoing and congenial, devoid of his fussier arrangements.