On Fyre

AllMusic wrote that "while [Jeff] Conolly's Vox Continental organ keeps his 1960s obsessions up-front throughout, the rest of the band is capable of generating a hard-driving groove, and the performances capture what was exciting and soulful about 1960s punk without drowning in a sea of 'retro.'"[2] PopMatters wrote that "the stop-and-start rhythms of 'Soapy' will prove irresistible to just about anyone with a pulse."[9] Trouser Press called the album "simply the [garage-rock] genre’s apotheosis, an articulate explosion of colorful organ playing, surging guitars and precisely inexact singing."[10] The Washington Post wrote that "it's the passion of Connolly's organ-pumping, tambourine-bashing persona that makes The Lyres' variations on three chords sink deeper and ring truer than most rock acts, past or present."[11]

1. Don't Give It Up Now – 4:13
2. Help You Ann – 2:29
3. I Confess – 2:50
4. I'm Tellin' You Girl – 1:40
5. Love Me Till the Sun Shines – 3:56
6. Tired of Waiting – 3:05
7. Dolly – 4:17
8. Soapy – 3:43
9. The Way I Feel About You – 2:42
10. Not Like The Other One – 3:18

• Jeff Conolly – vocals, organ and tambourine
• Danny McCormack – guitar
• Paul Murphy – drums
• Rick Coraccio – bass, background vocals