Thanks for the answers so far guys.
I think I like certain tracks more now than I did upon initial listen. For instance, 'We've Got to Try'. The novelty has worn off a bit. I love the bridge and drop, but within the track, the lead-up to that point is kinda numbing. I think I would prefer this track in a vacuum.
And then on the flip side, 'Free Yourself' is a really solid track despite all the flack it gets. It has stiff competition when you rank it amongst the "pantheon of bangers" the Chemical Brothers have released throughout their career. Not as challenging, but I think it's really fun track, with a great music video to boot!
The perfect woven trio of 'Eve of Destruction', 'Bango', and 'No Geography' sounds really great. But I can sympathize of having that feel of premature ending once No Geography (the track) wraps up. Probably, not the first to say this but the "trio" should have been placed at the end of the album. 'MAH' or 'Free Yourself' would've been totally capable of opening the album and setting the tone. Even 'We've Got to Try' could have done the job, but might have been a bit more divisive of a choice.
I don't like 'Got to Keep On'. I was hoping this would change over time, but I'm still stuck in this mode. It's a strange progression to go from an emotional track ('No Geography) to a quirky dance number fueled by bells and claps ('Got to Keep On'). On its own, It's a interesting disco-y hybrid concept, but I just can't seem to like it how it wants to be enjoyed. 'Fantai' is an improvement in tone, but lacks structure. Sorry guys and gals, I know you love this track...
I ranked it here before, but I still think the album settles somewhere in the bottom 3. It struggles to have a defining track, and nothing from this album is a top track from their collection (although, the self title album track comes close). It keeps itself out of the gutter by having an significant moment with the trio of Eve of Destruction/Bango/No Geography. The collection of songs fits and sounds better as a whole, rather than 'Push the Button' or 'We Are the Night'.
I would recommend the album, just not to a beginner to The Chemical Brothers.