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I love it. It's better than TMBG's first two children's albums: "No!" & "Here Come The ABCs". Most of the songs aren't overly simplistic. It truly sounds like a child-friendly album that adults can like. That's been said before but this is closer to the truth. I'd like it better without the Clubhouse Disney songs, but the kid's wouldn't.

Track breakdown:
01-HereComesThe123s : Another tiny intro melody
02-Zeros : The enormity and nothingness of zero.
03-OneEverything : Soft rock explanation of grouping.
04-NumberTwo : An old heart warming song.
05-TriopsHasThreeEyes : A happy song about a prehistoric critter.
06-ApartmentFour: TMBG fans will remember "Dr. Worm".
07-HighFive!: Hip disco song for celebrating kids.
08-TheSecretLifeOfSix: Repetition about things upside-down.
09-Seven: Kids crowding a parent's house during a party.
10-SevenDaysOfTheWeek: Every unemployed kid's theme song.
11-FigureEight: Rock illustration of handwriting.
12-PirateGirlsNine: Open-ended tune for silly stories.
13-NineBowlsOfSoup: Kids will like the woah-woah-woah.
14-TenMississippi: Flansburgh's wife's song.
15-OneDozenMonkeys: A very, very cute and fun song.
16-EightHundredAndThriteenMile: Road trip rock.
17-Infinity: Peaceful way to try to comprehend endlessness.
18-ICanAdd: A group sharing simple math.
19-Nonagon: Great electronic melody about shapes.
20-EvenNumbers: Tune goes from slow to silly to slow.
21-OhhLa!OhhLa!: Jump rope theme song.
22-HeartOfTheBand: Homage to the drummer.
23-HotDog!: The Clubhouse Disney closing song.
24-MickeyMountClubhouseTheme: Ditto