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All About Chemistry
Studio album by Semisonic
Released	March 13, 2001
Genre	Alternative rock, power pop
Length	51:41
Label	MCA
Producer	Semisonic, Dan Wilson
Semisonic chronology
Feeling Strangely Fine (1998) All About Chemistry (2001)

Professional ratings
Aggregate scores
Source	Rating
Metacritic	(69/100)[1]
Review scores
Source	Rating
Allmusic	[2]
The A.V. Club	(positive)[3]
Chicago Tribune	(average)[4]
Dotmusic	[5]
Entertainment Weekly	A−[6]
NME	(3/10)[7]
Q	[1]
Rolling Stone	[8]
Spin	(5/10)[1]
Wall of Sound	(60/100)[9]

All About Chemistry is the title ofSemisonic's third studio album, released on March 13, 2001 throughMCA Records. With this release, the band failed, at least in America, to capitalize on the momentum it had generated with the song "Closing Time" from their previous album, Feeling Strangely Fine. This had a softer edge than Feeling Strangely Fine and was not as popular with the fans. Its poor sales led to the band going on an unofficial hiatus.^{[citation needed]} However, it has a five star rating by Q Magazine. The title track was featured on the soundtrack for 40 Days and 40 Nights.

The song "One True Love" was co-written by the band's singer/guitarist,Dan Wilson, and music legend Carole King. The song "Get a Grip" is an ode tomasturbation.

The special edition of the album features cover art with orange (or pink in the U.K) fluid in the vials instead of the blue fluid of the original. It includes two bonus tracks, "Girlfriend" and "Ordinary Life"; instead of being tacked onto the end, they appear between "Get a Grip" and "Surprise."

As of 2013, All About Chemistry remains the band's last studio album.