After signing the band, the label got the idea to pair the band with mega-producer Todd Rundgren. TPOH went into the studio with him and the result was 1988's full-length debut, Love Junk . Berg's reputation for being a funny, intelligent, masterful songwriter was solidified. Their next release, 1993's The Downward Road , featured a musical collaboration with veteran songwriter Jules Shear, guitar solo by Rundgren, and a continuation in TPOH's blistering pop vein. Although not selling as well as the previous two releases, it nonetheless garnered just as much critical praise, and live TPOH still sold out venue after venue based on their reputation as being one of Canada's best performing units.
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