Is that expression not known in America then? It means it's a good thing.
I went into the album with low expectations as I heard the single Frogs on the radio and didn't like it all but listening to the album as a whole everything just clicked. Some of it verges on the ridiculous and saccharine but old Nick pulls it off. I think you have to go into this album knowing his situation: that two of his sons have died in recent years, that he's struggled with the grief and that he's found religion again. So it's a mix of absolute despair and hope.
Is that expression not known in America then? It means it's a good thing.
I am here to tell you absolutely not a single person in the entire United States of America has ever called something a "cracker," except as a derogatory term towards a white person in some parts of the south. I have never heard this expression before in my 41 years of life.
Music? I have not gotten into new music in at least over ten years. But I've been relistening to those wonderful three Soul Coughing albums as I caught one of their shocking reunion shows a few nights ago.