Where's the Bone is the fourth album by the Canadian power pop band the Pursuit of Happiness, released in 1995. The first single was "Young and in Love", which is about Generation X; "Kalendar" was also released as a single. The band supported the album with a Canadian tour.
Production.
The album was produced by the band's singer/guitarist/songwriter Moe Berg and Iron Music Group's founder, Aubrey Winfield. Berg made an effort to write songs with lyrics that weren't solely about him.
Critical reception.
"The Globe and Mail" concluded that "it's probably the band's most entertaining and satisfying album and certainly the first to fully reflect Berg's twisted sense of humour." The "Calgary Herald" noted that "while songwriters like Paul Westerberg and Cracker's David Lowry deliver their social commentary with subtlety, Berg beats you over the head and begs to be taken seriously." 
The "Vancouver Sun" panned "the dreadful blues-plod" of "I Should Know". "The Record" wrote that the "lyrics aim for high satire ... but repeatedly miss, too often forsaking irony in favor of far less effective poses like outrage and self-pity."
AllMusic deemed the album a "blend of crunching arena rock and tuneful power-pop."
Track listing.
All songs written by Moe Berg
References.
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