I dare any listener to find a bad song. It's quite definitely Squeeze's best album ever. Squeeze's best records are Argybargy and Eastside Story. Squeeze had the Beatlesque ability to make varied songs which were fun and had some depth. Squeeze's problem was that they weren't making music in the mid 60's.
Fans expect more to their music now.
The results were Sweets From a Stranger and Difford and Tilbrook, ambitious and largely unsuccessful attempts to broaden their sound with synthesizers and a denser sound. Squeeze dealt with the subsequent drop in popularity and importance to critics by returning to their strength, making great pop songs. They couldn't recapture the greatness of their classics as their youthful exuberance and cockiness waned. They have made good records with only slightly diminishing returns as their music has gotten a little quieter. Since 1991's brilliant, coherent Play, their ambitions have become a little more modest.