A Hundred Lovers

A Hundred Lovers is the final album by the American band Timbuk 3. It was released in 1995. The title track was a minor radio hit.

Production
Recorded by Timbuk 3 as a quartet, the album was produced by Pat MacDonald and Barbara K. The band used their home studio, as well as, for parts of one track, Jackson Browne's. "Legalize Our Love" is a pro-gay marriage song.

Critical reception
Trouser Press wrote: "Irritation at the state of the world remains the order of the day, but messages come wrapped in vibrant, funky sounds." People determined that "the dance grooves get a little stale, but the MacDonalds still sound assured on acoustic gems like 'Prey'." The Calgary Herald deemed the album "proficient pop smothered in generic harmonies, guy-girl vocal trade-offs, smitten here and there by anemically funky riffs."

The Vancouver Sun called it "a collection of catchy, folk-tinted pop numbers with an upbeat feel." The Atlanta Journal-Constitution concluded that "those who have always loved their cynically mellow attitude, deadpan harmonies and unrelenting wordplay will be delighted."

Track listing

 * 1) "Sunshine Is Dangerous"
 * 2) "A Hundred Lovers"
 * 3) "Just Wanna Funk with Your Mind"
 * 4) "Legalize Our Love"
 * 5) "Cynical"
 * 6) "Not Yet Gone"
 * 7) "Prey"
 * 8) "Shotgun Wedding"
 * 9) "Kitchen Fire"
 * 10) "Inside Out"