TOTAL SCORE: 194, AVG: 1.94You can traverse all of the original posts that I did on Suitcase back in 2006 to get some insight on the various tracks, and of course you can check out the re:scores for Disc 1, Disc 2, Disc 3, and Disc 4. In hindsight Suitcase really sums a big frustrating piece of being a fan of Robert Pollard and GBV, and that is having to deal with only bad quality recordings of great songs. Some of best tracks on Suitcase ended up being recording into amazing songs by the Boston Spaceships (Pollard, Slusarenko, Moen), and we have proof what a proper recording can do. Yet we are still stuck with bad recordings of could be hits like The Fool Ticket, James Riot, Shrine to the Dynamic Years, Pantherz, Oh, Blinky, and Cruise (I was so happy to get the updated Bunco Men earlier this year). Now, this is a preference of mine, as other fans have a far easier to time seeing past the sound fidelity and even see it as more of a feature than a constraint, so I want to make that clear that I am not preaching to the choir here. I still would love nothing more than Pollard taking out a bunch of poorly recorded classics and re-recording them with his latest incarnation of GBV...