Writing for Allmusic, music critic Mark Deming wrote of the album "Another Fine Day sounds less scattershot and more unified than Golden Smog's earlier efforts, which makes sense since the core of this band had been working together for years, and the results seem less like a genially thrown-together side project than the work of a real band. The only drawback for fans is this Golden Smog doesn't bear much aural resemblance to the band that made Down by the Old Mainstream and Weird Tales; then again, the bands who make up Golden Smog's membership don't sound much like they did back then, either, so that shouldn't come as much of a surprise."[1] Marc Hogan of Pitchfork Media writes "the relaxed spirit of the album's predecessors remains, even as the sound has grown a little bit more rock'n'roll. Non-supergroup supergroups at least aren't likely collar-poppers, but that doesn't mean they're always perversely super; sometimes strangely fine is enough for family fun."[2]
Track listing
"You Make It Easy" (Gary Louris, Kraig Jarret Johnson) – 4:12
Kraig Jarrett Johnson – vocals ("I Can", "You Make It Easy", "5-22-02", "Beautiful Mind", "Frying Pan Eyes", "Think About Yourself"), bass acoustic guitar, piano
Daniel Murphy – guitar, ebow slide guitar, vibrato guitar, electric piano, vocals ("Corvette", "Hurricane", "Never Felt Before")
Gary Louris – piano, guitar, electric slide guitar, acoustic slide guitar, fuzz guitar, 12-string acoustic guitar, banjo, Wurlitzer, piano, SK-60 keyboard, glockenspiel, omnichord, synthesizer, Mellotron, lead vocals ("Another Fine Day", "Corvette", "Listen Joe", "Cure For This", "Strangers", "Gone", "Think About Yourself"), backing vocals
Marc Perlman – bass guitar, guitar
Ed Ackerson – percussion, piano, Hammond organ, Wurlitzer
Jeff Tweedy – guitars, banjo, vocals ("Long Time Ago", "Strangers", "Listen Joe"), screwdriver guitar solo ("Think About Yourself"), backing vocals
