From a review in the Daily Vault dated May, 1997; Waiting For Something To Happen runs the gamut of styles, from love-ballads like "Yesterday's Love" to all-out boogie on "Last Chance Romance" to thoughtful tunes like "One Friday In May." And unlike many major-label bands, they are able to pull off this shift in genre almost seamlessly - in fact, it seems like the band would suffer if they were forced to stick with one style. Even a song like "Love Is A Four-Letter Word" is just as good as many of the songs I hear on the radio day in and day out - the difference being that Bogart is still struggling to get attention on the airwaves. Russel and crew have almost mastered the genre of power-pop.