Twenty years ago this Saturday, Pete Yorn released his debut album, musicforthemorningafter. Do you remember that album? The singles are fire. The deep cuts are solid. Inspired by power-pop acts like Sloan and in step with metropolitan roots-rockers like Ryan Adams, Yorn put together a sleek collection of radio-friendly rockers with a slight twang. From the country-leaning “Strange Condition” to the electronically infused alt-rocker “For Nancy (‘Cos It Already Is),” the album’s hits can hang with the likes of the Wallflowers and Sheryl Crow, artists who were inhabiting that space between pop, rock, and country in the late ’90s and early aughts.