Farley spins intricate, interlocking parts in "Throw Me A Bone", with a great, slightly dirty tone, then follows with a cool, melodic neck-pickup solo. He fills every nook and cranny of "My Love For Lois Is Real" with single-note lines, power-chord stabs, and clangy open-string fills, but knows exactly how to orchestrate his numerous parts so that the tune never sounds overly busy. The solo section is very Vai- complete with the requisite bass/drums breakdown and a ton of vocal-inflected wah work. The chorus of "Firefly" almost sounds like a Living Colour outtake, from a guitar and vocal standpoint. Throughout "Any Raw Flesh?" Farley shows a knack for playing a truckload of inventive music without being intrusive.