That's Country [Import]

Product Description
3 CD set

That's Country,Various Artists,Golden Stars,Country/Bluegrass

Average customer rating: Alison Krauss Definitive collection...one of her best! Beautiful! spud Love what Allison does with her Voice

Now That I've Found You: A Collection Alison Krauss Manufacturer: Rounder / Umgd ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Contemporary Country | Country | Styles | Music General | Country | Styles | Music General | Traditional Country | Country | Styles | Music General | Bluegrass | Country | Styles | Music Contemporary | Bluegrass | Country | Styles | Music Traditional | Bluegrass | Country | Styles | Music General | Folk | Styles | Music General | Pop | Styles | Music Rounder Records | Specialty Stores | Music Similar Items: Lonely Runs Both Ways So Long So Wrong New Favorite A Hundred Miles or More: A Collection Forget About It ASIN: B0000002ME Release Date: 1995-02-07

Tracks:

1. Baby, Now That I've Found You
2. Oh, Atlanta
3. Broadway
4. Every Time You Say Goodbye
5. Tonight I'll Be Lonely Too
6. Teardrops Will Kiss The Morning Dew
7. Sleep On
8. When God Dips His Pen Of Love In My Heart
9. I Will
10. I Don't Believe You've Met My Baby
11. In The Palm Of Your Hand
12. When You Say Nothing At All

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A poll-winning fiddler since her teens, Alison Krauss was an established bluegrass star when her label persuaded her to step out from her usual projects with Union Station, her crack band, and sanction this compilation of various band and solo guest performances. The ploy worked, yielding a wonderful, odds-beating crossover hit with Krauss's cover of "Baby, Now That I've Found You," a carousing late-'60s pop chant transformed into a delicate, vulnerable declaration of love. Focusing on Krauss's lovely, yearning soprano, the track elevated the musician above her resolutely democratic role in her quintet, catapulting Krauss to the biggest bluegrass success story in over 30 years. Krauss has stayed true to her bluegrass roots, as well as to Union Station, but this cross-section of contemporary bluegrass songs, joyous gospel, and canny rock covers testifies to the young artist's luminous appeal. --Sam Sutherland

Customer Reviews:

Alison Krauss.......2007-05-12

In this album, it has my favoriate song: When You Say Nothing At All. Alison Krauss's voice is so sweet and natural. When you hear her songs, you can feel relaxing and fresh from her voice. Good choice.

Definitive collection...one of her best!.......2007-04-12

This is a terrific album by Alison Krauss. A nice selection of songs that display her full range of vocal abilities and styles. If you are a new fan and wondering which album to buy, this is the one. If you are going on a trip and wondering which Alison Krauss album to take along, this is the one. This is the album that everyone loves, even those who don't love bluegrass or country. You won't be sorry you made this purchase.

Beautiful!.......2007-01-18

Krauss's soothing voice and beautiful instrumental sound make this CD both upbeat and relaxing.

spud.......2007-01-04

arrived on time, item accurately described by seller, item packaged acceptably by seller, and would recommend this seller to a friend

Love what Allison does with her Voice.......2006-11-12

Allison Krauss seems to be able to do what she wants with her voice, whether it be country or comtemporary. She puts her own tag on each piece.

Average customer rating: Great western soundtrack a very memorable cd a very memorable cd a very memorable cd Truly Incredible

All the Pretty Horses (2001 Film) Manufacturer: Sony ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Country | Styles | Music New Traditionalist | Contemporary Country | Country | Styles | Music General | Opera & Vocal | Styles | Music Movie Soundtracks | Soundtracks | Styles | Music General | Soundtracks | Styles | Music General | Classical | Styles | Music Classical Music | The Sony BMG Masterworks Store | Amazon.com Label Stores | Stores | Music Opera & Vocal | The Sony BMG Masterworks Store | Amazon.com Label Stores | Stores | Music Similar Items: All the Pretty Horses The Straight Story: Music from the Motion Picture Soundtrack Street Talk Think a Second Time Gladiator: Music from the Motion Picture ASIN: B000056KYJ Release Date: 2001-01-16

Tracks:

1. Cowboy's Dream
2. Canyon Sonata
3. All the Pretty Horses
4. Purty Dad Gum Good
5. After the Rain
6. Mild Cello Blues
7. Malarki Opus in D Major
8. John Grady's Angel
9. Edge of the World
10. Get My Boots
11. Strawberry Tango, Pt. 1-2
12. King of Horses
13. Far Away (Alejandra's Phone Call)
14. Porque
15. Love Montage
16. Ain't That a Drag
17. My Last Days on Earth/What's It Like to Be Dead?
18. Long Journey Home
19. Candles and Lies
20. Rainy Room
21. Far Away
22. Far Away (Reprise)
23. Cowboy's Dream/All the Pretty Horses [Medley]

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Novelist Cormac McCarthy's literary vision of the wild west is given wide-screen treatment by maverick director Billy Bob Thornton and a cast that includes Matt Damon, Penelope Cruz, and Bruce Dern. Professional country music journeyman Marty Stuart has performed with father-in-law Johnny Cash, Earl Scruggs, and Doc Watson, in addition to a successful solo career. In his soundtrack scoring debut, he provides short, meditative instrumental pieces that are subtly explosive--rife as they are with strains of old-school country and bluegrass. Cinematic strings and orchestral percussion add a welcome menacing edge, augmenting the rustic approach without crossing over into a compromised "countrypolitan" sound. If anything, it might be nice to hear these themes extended. As it stands, the 23 listed tracks are covered in a little under 50 minutes, with many of the cuts barely lasting more than a minute or two. They stand as a new genre of cinematic country minimalism. --Rob O'Connor

Customer Reviews:

Great western soundtrack.......2004-02-28

This is a must buy for fans of western soundtracks.It mixes beautifully symphonic music with Guitar music and spices it up all together with a south of the border flavor. Haunting music that will make you want to never take it out of your cd changer. It also
Features two vocal pieces, the first a spanish song sung by the very talented Raul Malo of the country group the mavericks, the second song is a beautiful ballad sung by Marty Stuart. Though I never owned any cd's of Marty Stuart he earns my respect with composing this film score.(cowboy hats off to you Mr.Stuart)

a very memorable cd.......2003-07-04

I thoroughly enjoyed this soundtrack cd. It soars high on ambiance, romance, and easy listening.

a very memorable cd.......2003-07-04

I thoroughly enjoyed this soundtrack cd. It soars high on ambiance, romance, and easy listening.

a very memorable cd.......2003-07-04

I thoroughly enjoyed this soundtrack cd. It soars high on ambiance, romance, and easy listening.

Truly Incredible.......2003-03-12

This album is a masterpiece. Within the first strums of the guitar, you feel as though you are among the southwestern hills. It has immediately become one of my favorites of all-time. The songs are filled with beautiful imagery, enchanting tunes, and haunting melodies. The shortness of the songs in unnoticable, as each song blends into the next, and the album itself serves as one epic journey. It is not meant to be listened to a song at a time, but as a whole. As I said, it is truly incredible. I would recommend it to absolutely anyone.

Average customer rating: A good Hank Jr. CD thats how they do it in dixie Not Bad for a Collection It's not that bad. Only 12 Tracks? This Falls Wa-a-a-y Short of 'Essential'

That's How They Do It In Dixie - The Essential Collection Hank Williams Jr. Manufacturer: Curb Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Country | Styles | Music Outlaw & Progressive Country | Country | Styles | Music Southern Rock | Classic Rock | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music Similar Items: Dangerous Man White Trash with Money If You're Going Through Hell It Just Comes Natural Hank Williams, Jr.'s Greatest Hits, Vol.1 ASIN: B00097DXHG Release Date: 2006-06-27

Tracks:

1. That's How They Do It in Dixie
2. Family Tradition
3. All My Rowdy Friends Are Coming Over Tonight
4. Country Boy Can Survive
5. Whiskey Bent and Hell Bound
6. Tear in My Beer
7. If Heaven Ain't a Lot Like Dixie
8. Born to Boogie
9. Women I've Ever Had
10. Country State of Mind
11. My Name Is Bocephus
12. Stirrin' It Up

Customer Reviews:

A good Hank Jr. CD.......2007-06-03

For the serious Hank Williams Jr. fan, this CD has little to recommend it. Reading the reviews will catalog all their objections, valid or not. I am not a big fan but like his work and enjoy hearing his songs now and again. For me, this is an excellent buy. There are at least five must have hits coupled with a strong selection of standards, make this a good buy. The title song is excellent and could become his newest must have song.

I am not enough of a fan to think Hank Jr. can do a great CD, however this is very enjoyable. When you want to hear his style of country, this is the CD to have.

thats how they do it in dixie.......2007-06-02

i was happy with the album especially the title song as i like country music probably the most this album is one of the better ones i've listened to as i live in australia the only way i can keep up with current american artists is by watching the Country music channel on Foxtel,and i have only recently seen and heard Hank Williams jr on this channel but i am impressed with his music and as i only have two of his albums at the moment i am sure in the future i will purchase more at the moment both albums are good this is the better of the two.

Not Bad for a Collection.......2006-11-07

Well the two new songs are Awesome... How they do it in Dixie and Stirrin it up. The other songs are good too. If you are a die hard Bocephus Fan you already have these albums but when it's a new album it's a gotta have no matter what! It has the classic good songs from Hank Jr and it would be great for new Fans.

It's not that bad........2006-07-11

O.K. Maybe they should have left off "The Essential Collection", and just kept the main title. But, if you count all of the hits ole Bocephus has had in the past. It would be down right impossible to fit them all on 1 CD (unless it's an MP3 format). If you did we would be calling it a boxset...Not, The Essentials. Being a longtime member of the Hank Williams Jr Fan Club, this collection of past hits compliments this CD. Along with the two new recordings titled, "That's How They Do It In Dixie" with a little help from his newest country friends Big & Rich, a very talented Gretchen Wilson and Van Zant. The second entry, "Stirrin' It Up" Is not too shabby in it's own right. Myself I woulda like to have seen "If The South Woulda Won" and "If It Will, It Will" added to this collection. But, the hits that appear on this one is good enough. Like old ThunderHead Hawkins would say "I Ain't Going Peacefully".

Only 12 Tracks? This Falls Wa-a-a-y Short of 'Essential'.......2006-06-28

Hank Williams Jr deserves a thorough career-spanning single-disc anthology. Unfortunately, THAT'S HOW THEY DO IT IN DIXIE: THE ESSENTIAL COLLECTION ain't it.

Don't get me wrong. Williams is one of the great outlaw country artists. I first got hooked on his mid-Eighties albums like BORN TO BOOGIE and MONTANA CAFE.

What ESSENTIAL COLLECTION does is cherry pick a handful of tracks from GREATEST HITS, Vol. 1-3 (all still in print) and then adds two new tracks: The title track (which features Big & Rich, Gretchen Wilson, and Van Zant) and "Stirrin' It Up." There are just too many missing tracks to qualify this as "essential." At only 12 tracks and a little over 40 minutes, fans deserve more than this before spending their hard-earned money. A better purchase (although more expensive) is Curb's 2000 excellent 3-CD set THE BOCEPHUS BOX. At 65 tracks, it certainly provides more bang for your buck.

Average customer rating: He's an Allright Guy Todd Snider - That Was Me Just a clarification... NOT the very best of collection Good Summary Of Old Stuff But Should Have More New Stuff For Long Time Fans

That Was Me: The Best of Todd Snider 1994-1998 Todd Snider Manufacturer: Hip-O Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Alt-Country & Americana | Country | Styles | Music Singer-Songwriters | Pop | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music Roots Rock | Rock | Styles | Music Alt-Country & Americana | Country | Indie Music | Stores | Music $9.99 and Under | Blowout Music | Stores | Music Pop | Styles | Blowout Music | Stores | Music Rock | Styles | Blowout Music | Stores | Music Alternative Rock | Styles | Blowout Music | Stores | Music Country | Styles | Blowout Music | Stores | Music All Blowout Music | Blowout Music | Stores | Music $9.99 and Under | Prices | Blowout Music | Stores | Music More Titles at Least 25% Off | Blowout Music | Stores | Music Similar Items: The Devil You Know East Nashville Skyline Near Truths and Hotel Rooms Live Songs for the Daily Planet Happy to Be Here ASIN: B000AA4MKO Release Date: 2005-08-30

Tracks:

1. Alright Guy
2. Trouble
3. You Think You Know Somebody
4. Easy Money
5. That Was Me
6. Talkin' Seattle Blues
7. Enough
8. Hey Hey
9. Moon Dawg's Tavern
10. Horseshoe Lake
11. Tension
12. Better Than Ever Blues Part 2
13. Late Last Night
14. Side Show Blues
15. Can't Complain
16. Guaranteed
17. Doublewide Blues
18. Margaritaville

Album Description

If you've never heard of Todd Snider, then That Was Me: Todd Snider 1994-1998 is an introduction. If you're already a fan, then his first compilation, following seven critically acclaimed albums, is a tribute to the wry, honest, brutal and yet funny Snider. Featuring 17 tracks culled from his first three albums plus a previously unreleased cover of Jimmy Buffett's "Margaritaville"--all digitally remastered from the original master tapes--That Was Me was created with Snider's full participation and includes his own liner notes and detailed songography.

An iconoclastic hero of alt-country, Americana, college radio and modern folk, Snider's influences are the likes of Randy Newman, Bob Dylan and Neil Young. Born in Portland, OR, he moved to Santa Rosa, CA, after high school and learned to play the harmonica. His brother, living in Austin, TX, figured Todd might find a job in a band there so he sent him a plane ticket. After seeing Jerry Jeff play in a local bar, Snider indeed decided that was what he wanted to do with his life.

During a mid-'80s stint in Memphis where he established a residency at the Daily Planet club, he was discovered by Keith Sykes, a member of Jimmy Buffett's Coral Reefer Band. John Prine then hired Snider as an assistant and eventually had him open shows. When Buffett heard Snider's demos, he signed him to his MCA imprint Margaritaville Records. His debut album, 1994's Songs for the Daily Planet, starred "Talking Seattle Grunge Rock Blues" as well as "Alright Guy," "Trouble," "You Think You Know Somebody," "Easy Money" and "That Was Me."

For 1996's Step Right Up, Snider and his band, the Nervous Wrecks, continued blending bluegrass, blues, folk-rock and country-rock to forge their own distinctive sound. That Was Me reprises its "Enough," "Hey Hey," "Moon Dawg's Tavern," "Horseshoe Lake," "Tension," "Better Than Ever Blues (Part Two)," "Late Last Night" and "Side Show Blues." 1998's Viva Satellite contributes "Can't Complain," "Guaranteed" and "Doublewide Blues." Snider has since issued four albums on Prine's indie Oh Boy Records, including 2004's East Nashville Skyline, and he continues to tour across the country.

Customer Reviews:

He's an Allright Guy.......2007-02-02

This is a nice collection of songs and styles. I really like all of it. It is my first Todd Snider album but it won't be my last!

Todd Snider - That Was Me.......2006-08-24

Todd Snider is a great folky singer/songwriter hippie who sounds like he'd have been perfect for the 1960's. He's definitely unique in today's music scene. He writes really good songs and this CD gives a nice brief overview of some of his best songs over the 5 years. And at a great price too!

For the most part, these are good roots-y Americana folk/country songs for the modern times. He's hilarious as far as writers go. If he were an author, he'd be one of those quirky guys who have a cult following. I enjoyed most of the songs on here a lot. There were only one or two which I didn't care for - and that's pretty good at 18 songs.

If you like cool, unique, weird, talented singer/songwriters, Todd Snider's the guy for you. This is a good introduction to some of his earlier stuff. I would definitely recommend picking up his more recent stuff too.

Just a clarification..........2006-04-06

Another reviewer complained that this wasn't really "the best of" Todd Snider's work, since it doesn't include songs such as "Vinyl Records" and "Statistician's Blues," et al. I agree that those are great songs, but they were released on John Prine's independently owned Oh Boy! label, not on the MCA-Universal mega-conglomerate, which is the company that put out this particular collection. Yeah, it would be great to have all of Snider's "best" work on one collection, but I for one am rather glad that Universal doesn't own Oh Boy! so that that is not possible... But if you want to check out Snider's early work, from the albums he put out in the mid-to-late 1990s, this is a fine single-CD option.

NOT the very best of collection.......2005-11-17

If you are like me, any artist that you really really love, chances are you have every cd/album that this artist ever realeased. And say 10 years or so down the road, this artist comes out with a "Best of" or "greatest hits" cd. You are curious to see what selections were put on it, and except for the one or two cover songs, or maybe a NEW song,(they do that in the hopes of that big fan will buy it for that one or two songs he/she may not have)you say to yourself "THAT IS NOT THE BEST OF" ! Well, when I saw Todd's selections on his "BEST OF CD", I was disapointed. Just to name a few songs that were left off are as follows: "I believe"-"broke"-"vinyl records"-"beer run"-"alot more"-"new connection"-"statistician's blues"- and one that I found online was a song he did called "Plastic girl". If you can find that one or any of the above mentioned songs you will see what I mean. If you like todd's music, don't skimp on this guy. Get all his cd's, you won't ever regret it. Thanks for listening.

Good Summary Of Old Stuff But Should Have More New Stuff For Long Time Fans.......2005-10-19

I significantly agree with the previous review. If you've bought Todd Snider's later CDs, this would be a good introduction to his earlier material (especially since it contains cuts from his "Viva Satellite" CD which is hard to find). Of course, I would suggest that you get his "Songs From the Daily Planet" CD as that is a classic. This CD contains songs from his first three CDs plus a previously unreleased cover version of Jimmy Buffett's "Margartaville" (sung significantly different than how the Parrothead does it).

I'm only disappointed because the above cover version is the only new thing for the fans who have all of his CDs. I'm sure there had to be some more unreleased material out there that could have been added as Todd is known for his cover versions in his live shows. Even if it meant removing a studio track or two, I think you could have a perfect mix of introducing newbies while satisfying the "oldbies".

Another nit is that the liner notes are extremely hard to read that I actually scanned a few of the pages to blow them up to read (no joke). But all-in-all, it is a decent purchase to make.

Average customer rating: Teaching Peace Wonderful, Wonderful! Grandchildren Love It Kids Rock! A must have for the whole family! why isnt there a best of Red Grammer CD???

Teaching Peace Red Grammer Manufacturer: Red Note Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Folk Rock | Rock | Styles | Music General | Children's Music | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music Pop Rap | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music General | Children's Music | Indie Music | Stores | Music Similar Items: Hello World! BeBop Your Best Down the Do-Re-Mi Teaching Peace Songbook & Teacher's Guide Favorite Sing Along Songs ASIN: B000009NGF Release Date: 1986-01-01

Tracks:

1. Teaching Peace
2. Places In The World
3. Say Hi!
4. I Think You're Wonderful
5. Rapp Song
6. Barnyard Boogie
7. Hooray For The World
8. With Two Wings
9. Use A Word
10. See Me Beautiful
11. Shake Your Brains
12. Listen

Album Description

Teaching Peace has been called "one of the top five children's recordings of all time" by the All Music Guide and has been given a rare Parent's Choice Classic Children's Audio Award.

Customer Reviews:

Teaching Peace.......2007-05-07

Excellent for use at home. Outstanding for classroom climate in younger grades.

Wonderful, Wonderful!.......2007-01-13

I've been giving this(first a cassette, now a cd) as a gift to children since it first appeared in the mid-80's. It's as fresh and wonderful today as it was then. I know many children who grew up knowing the words to all the songs and internalizing the wonderful messages they impart.Check out other cd's by Red.

Grandchildren Love It.......2007-01-05

This CD provides lively songs that offer kids a positive approach to life and problem solving and are also great fun to dance to. My grandchildren really enjoy it!

Kids Rock! A must have for the whole family!.......2005-02-12

I was so touched by the voices of these children on this CD. What an inspiration for kids of all ages. Childrens Music with CLASS~ Buy it..You'll Love it.
DMC

why isnt there a best of Red Grammer CD???.......2003-12-08

"Listen" - now THAT IS the song that should have been on
his "Freefalling" Album...

Very powerfull stuff-- although powerfull
does not do justice for Red....

Red Grammer AND MICHAEL CRAWFORD- THEY ARE MUCH
TO DEEP FOR ME- THATS WHAT WE LOVE!!!

Average customer rating: This Is Just Really Great Music Almost Perfect Vol. 19 Now 19 Contains some of the best songs of 2005!

Now That's What I Call Music! 19 Various Artists Manufacturer: Now Hits Collections ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music General | Contemporary Country | Country | Styles | Music Contemporary | Bluegrass | Country | Styles | Music General | Pop | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music General | R&B | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music General | Compilations | Rock | Styles | Music Pop Rap | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music Similar Items: Now, Vol. 20 Now That's What I Call Music! 18 Now, Vol. 21 Now That's What I Call Music! 17 Now That's What I Call Music! 16 ASIN: B0009VNC5K Release Date: 2005-07-19

Tracks:

1. Hollaback Girl - Gwen Stefani
2. Switch - Will Smith
3. 1 Thing - Amerie
4. Oh - Ciara with Ludacris
5. Slow Down - Bobby Valentino
6. Mockingbird - Eminem
7. Girlfight - Brooke Valentine with Big Boi & Lil Jon
8. Girl - Destiny's Child
9. La Tortura - Shakira
10. Baby I'm Back - Baby Bash with Akon
11. How To Deal - Frankie J.
12. Ordinary People - John Legend
13. Breathe - Anna Nalick
14. Making Memories Of Us - Keith Urban
15. Incomplete - Backstreet Boys
16. Let Me Go - 3 Doors Down
17. Be My Escape - Relient K
18. Mr. Brightside - The Killers
19. Speed Of Sound - Coldplay
20. Feel Good Inc. - Gorillaz

Customer Reviews:

This Is Just Really Great Music.......2007-03-30

This CD is probably one of the best of the NOW series because it features some really good songs. Here's a track-by-track review:

1. Gwen Stefani-Hollaback Girl: This is an okay hook, but that "bananas"
part is weird and the bleeping gets annoying. It was overplayed. B-

2. Will Smith-Switch: Nice to see Will make a comeback and this is the
perfect comeback single, with a terrific hook. A-

3. Amerie-1 Thing: The beat is the only thing that saves this otherwise
lackluster Amerie tune. C+

4. Ciara feat. Ludacris-Oh: This was overplayed, but Luda is awesome and
the hook is better than the one on "Goodies". B

5. Bobby Valentino-Slow Down: I'm not much for ballads, but this is an
okay song, pretty average at best. C

6. Eminem-Mockingbird: I like Eminem's slower songs and this is pretty good. The lyrics are very touching. A

7. Brooke Valentine-Girlfight: This was overplayed, but it has a good hook. Lil Jon is annoying, though. B

8. Destiny's Child-Girl: This is better than "Cater 2 U", but not
"Soldier". It's an okay song(for Destiny's Child). C

9. Shakira-La Tortura: Shakira's voice bothers me, but the beat is okay,
I guess. A little simplistic. So-so. B-

10. Baby Bash feat. Akon-Baby I'm Back: Some of this guy's other material
is alright, but this is just a smug, stupid song. C-

11. Frankie J-How To Deal: I don't like ballads and I hate this. F

12. John Legend-Ordinary People: This is an okay song, since it has
meaningful lyrics and the piano is good. B+

13. Anna Nalick-Breathe(2 AM): This is an okay song. That's all I can really say about it. B-

14. Keith Urban-Making Memories Of Us: I hate wuss country. F

15. Backstreet Boys-Incomplete: The beginning hinted at something better, but this just evolved into a sapfest. D

16. 3 Doors Down-Let Me Go: This is an okay rock song. A little whiney, but what 3 Doors Down song isn't? A-

17. Relient K-Be My Escape: A little bad, but I'll still give it a decent
rating. B

18. The Killers-Mr. Brightside: I really like this song a lot. It has a good new wave beat. A

19. Coldplay-Speed Of Sound: Okay, this was overplayed, but I still like it a lot because it's a good Coldplay song. A+

20. Gorillaz-Feel Good Inc.: Another of my favourites. This song is just plain addictive. A+

Overall, this is one of the better NOW entries and if you're going to invest your money into just one of these CDs, I would choose this.

Almost Perfect.......2006-12-26

Well, I thought that this CD is going to be perfect for my cousin with a CD player for christmas. Everything about it was perfect but one thing. After she opened it we thought we should test it to see if the CD player worked. The CD player did work but while we where listining to it I noticed that this is a kids CD and it was a little bad for children because it was unapproriate for childeren. I think it sould be for an older age. But it is still a great CD!

Vol. 19.......2006-07-19

Backstreet returns and no one cares, that's probably due to the fact that 'Incomplete' is kinda crappy. Pop music has evolved boys, so you can't put out a track that sounds like it was ripped from your debut b-sides! Anyways, that said there are some other tracks here to beware of. When I first heard 'How To Deal' by Frankie J. I really liked it and then I realized it was because I recognized the beat...it's the same beat to 'Burn' by Usher and I was like, what a loser...He has to steel the beats from a popular song that was JUST released! Anyways, 'Hollaback Girl' is just stupid, and yes it's edited anyways so don't bother. Not a fan of 'Switch', Will should stick to acting, he's good at that.

Highlights include Brooke Valentine's 'Girlfight' which takes the crown for best track here...love it and can't ever get enough of it. As with Amerie's '1 Thing' which is also a great track, probably her best. Dig Ciara's 'Oh' but could live without Eminem's 'Mockingbird'...he's lost a lot since '8 Mile'.

Destiny's Child suffer, or cause us to suffer, but Shakira shows us how it's done and gives us a great song here. Akon saves Baby Bash from serving up another crappy song, and yes, other than Akons vocals this song is crappy, but I like his voice so I'll listen to it. John Legend does brilliantly yet again with 'Ordinary People'. The piano is beautiful and the lyrics are so heartfelt and original...I love it.

I really like Anna Nalick's 'Breathe'...it's soft and calm and different so that's welcome. The Killers and Coldplay deliver good songs, Coldplay's isn't perfect but it's good. Gorillaz also deliver here, 'Feel Good Inc.' is a great song and serves as a perfect closing track for the album. All in all it's good, falters a bit but still a decent offering and a nice addition to your growing CD collection.

Now 19.......2006-03-16

This cd is cool, but I hate how they changed the first song like that.

Contains some of the best songs of 2005!.......2006-02-03

Most NOW compilations are hit and miss affairs (more often miss than hit), but NOW 19 has the distinction of having four of the best songs of 2005, regardless of your taste in music. Obviously, "Hollaback Girl" was unavoidable in 2005, and it had the added benefit of teaching everyone how to spell "Bananas." The second song of note was "1 Thing" by Amerie. Rich Harrison sampled the most amazing drum break of the year from The Meters and it elevated this song above so much other R&B. John Legend's "Ordinary People" was excellent in its simple piano and real life lyrics about relationships. And finally, the song of the year, whether you're tired of it or not, had to be "Feel Good, Inc." by the Gorillaz. It combined so many different elements into absolute musical perfection. These four songs, plus a few good others, make NOW 19 an essential purchase for anyone trying to feel the pulse of music in 2005.

Average customer rating: Best of the early years Bluegrass Queen Alison Krauss Reigns on this Recording Brilliant early album full of great songs Forever a Classic Not my cup of tea

I've Got That Old Feeling Alison Krauss Manufacturer: Rounder / Umgd ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Contemporary Country | Country | Styles | Music General | Country | Styles | Music General | Traditional Country | Country | Styles | Music General | Bluegrass | Country | Styles | Music Contemporary | Bluegrass | Country | Styles | Music Traditional | Bluegrass | Country | Styles | Music General | Folk | Styles | Music General | Pop | Styles | Music Rounder Records | Specialty Stores | Music Similar Items: Too Late to Cry Two Highways Every Time You Say Goodbye So Long So Wrong Now That I've Found You: A Collection ASIN: B0000002JR Release Date: 1991-07-01

Tracks:

1. I've Got That Old Feeling
2. Dark Skies
3. Wish I Still Had You
4. Endless Highway
5. Winter Of A Broken Heart
6. It's Over
7. Will You Be Leaving
8. Steel Rails
9. Tonight I'll Be Lonely Too
10. One Good Reason
11. That Makes One Of Us
12. Longest Highway

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At 14, child prodigy Alison Krauss signed to Rounder records, wooing critics and beguiling both bluegrass and country stalwarts with her nimble-fingered champion fiddling and inimitable otherworldly soprano. Though 1995's Now That I've Found You is credited as her mainstream breakthrough, 1990's I've Got That Old Feeling bridges her remarkable career into adulthood, capturing the public's interest in bluegrass. Barely past the threshold of womanhood, Krauss possesses musical agility far beyond her years, as well as the soft sweetness of the girlhood blush. The efficacy with which she and her band approach each song is marrow deep and tenderly precise, be it on the banjo rave-up "Will You Be Leaving" or the multi-string delay-beat of "Winter of a Broken Heart." Witness to the promise of a stellar future is the Floyd Cramer-esque piano-led "Tonight I'll Be Lonely Too," in which Krauss shines like the sun, her splendidly emotive tone and phrasing somewhat reminiscent of a young Dolly Parton. --Paige La Grone

Customer Reviews:

Best of the early years.......2006-07-12

If you just stumbled across this album and gave it a listen, you might be forgiven for thinking that it's a greatest hits CD. At this point, AK already had a couple of albums under her belt, and it shows. The music is straight bluegrass and country, you won't find any of the later pop infusions (which is fine music itself!), and the song selection is first rate. The instrumentalists are in fine form, and her voice still has most of that thin,reedy quality that you associate with bluegrass. But if you listen, it's just beginning to warm up some and lose that young-girl quality ...

So if you're already an AKUS fan, you can scoop this one up and enjoy every lick! And if not, this is as good a place as any to test the waters.

Bluegrass Queen Alison Krauss Reigns on this Recording.......2004-06-26

On her 3rd CD Alison Krauss does not break stride. "I've Got That Old Feeling" is chock-a-block FULL of the beautiful ballads that have made her famous with her angelically emotive voice, but it is also perhaps the best showcase for her ability to perform more up-tempo pieces, such as "Dark Skies" and "Will You Be Leaving?" The supporting cast here performs perfectly.

How many albums do you have that have perhaps a few good songs on it, but just as many songs that are just filler - instantly forgettable and barely listenable? This is a CD with NO filler. Every cut is a "keeper" and I could just listen to the whole thing back to back over and over again.

Alison Krauss is a national treasure, and this recording is one reason why.

Brilliant early album full of great songs.......2003-12-15

Alison Krauss has done much to popularise bluegrass in recent years. Her early recordings were pure bluegrass - this (from 1990) might just be the best album of that phase of her career, although they are all brilliant and it's hard to choose a particular favorite. Her more recent albums have included other influences but I enjoy those too, in a different way.

There are no really famous songs on this album, but the quality of all the songs is high. Sidney Cox (of the Cox family, a noted bluegrass group with which Alison recorded a gospel album) wrote four songs including the title track (a bright, upbeat song) and Tonight I'll be lonely too (an outstanding ballad). Other favorites of mine include Steel rails (a brilliant train song), Endless highway, Will you be leaving and One good reason, but there are so many great songs here and it may be that your favorite is one I haven't mentioned. The overall feel of the album is bright and upbeat.

If you are unfamiliar with Alison's early music, I recommend that you buy Now that I've found you - A collection, which I've already reviewed. That includes one track from each of her early albums, plus tracks not available on any of her other albums so far. If you have that collection and you are looking for more of Alison's early music, you will enjoy this.

Forever a Classic.......2003-02-27

Alison Krauss is by far my favorite artist. Getting this CD has been a treat. She brings such flavor to bluegrass like no other artist. Not only is her voice that brings spirit, but her violin playing has emotions and feeling. Alison and Union Station's mixtures of songs such as ballads and up beat toe tapping Blue grass shows the range of talent this lady and group has. I hope they continue to produce this special music. I just have one more CD to buy and I have all her CD...which are getting quite worn.

Not my cup of tea.......2003-01-21

This CD is okay, but lacking the depth I tend to enjoy. Something about the songs is a little too sing-songy and Allison's voice actually grates on me if I'm in the wrong mood. I thought I'd try her out, but she's just not my cup of tea. For the record, I bought Dolly Parton's Little Sparrow at about the same time, and I'm enjoying that immensely.

Average customer rating: greatest hits and some that will be The best compilation of old Willie greats... Willie CD Love My Willie beautiful music

Greatest Hits (& Some That Will Be) Willie Nelson Manufacturer: Sony ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Country | Styles | Music Outlaw & Progressive Country | Country | Styles | Music General | Traditional Country | Country | Styles | Music Similar Items: The Very Best of Willie Nelson 16 Biggest Hits Stardust Wanted! The Outlaws Red Headed Stranger ASIN: B0000DG00C Release Date: 2003-10-21

Tracks:

1. Railroad Lady
2. Heartaches Of A Fool
3. Blue Eyes Crying In The Rain
4. Whiskey River
5. Good Hearted Woman
6. Georgia On My Mind
7. All Of Me
8. If You've Got The Money I've Got The Time
9. Look What Thoughts Will Do
10. Remember Me
11. Uncloudy Day
12. Mamas Don't Let Your Babies Grow Up To Be Cowboys
13. My Heroes Have Always Been Cowboys
14. Help Me Make It Through The Night
15. Angel Flying Too Close To The Ground
16. I'd Have To Be Crazy
17. Faded Love
18. On The Road Again
19. Midnight Rider
20. Heartbreak Hotel
21. If You Could Touch Her At All
22. Till I Gain Control Again
23. Stay A Little Longer

Customer Reviews:

greatest hits and some that will be.......2007-05-30

If you love willie then you'll love this album

The best compilation of old Willie greats..........2007-05-25

This CD is the definitive collection of some of Willie's works from the '70's and '80's... "Angel Flying too Close to the Ground" is excellent, and many are standards that speak to the creative and comforting nature that is Willie...

If you are getting to know Willie, this is the CD to start with...

Willie CD.......2007-05-08

Getting this was like getting a brand new CD. I love it.

Love My Willie.......2007-03-23

This CD has all my favorite Willie Nelson tunes, including "On the Road AGain," "All of Me," and more. After a while, though, all the songs start to sound the same. Oh well, I still like it.

beautiful music.......2007-03-09

I am not a country fan, but Willie is something special. There is nobody like him, and never will be. This album is a steal at the price. There are so many creative songs on here, it is in my top 10 alltime favorites.

Average customer rating: Lacking in Hits Vol. 18 The best of the bunch(next to 17, of course) Now 18 is 50/50 now 19

Now That's What I Call Music! 18 Various Artists Manufacturer: Sony ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Contemporary Country | Country | Styles | Music Contemporary | Bluegrass | Country | Styles | Music General | Pop | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music General | R&B | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music General | Compilations | Rock | Styles | Music Pop Rap | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music Similar Items: Now That's What I Call Music! 19 Now That's What I Call Music! 17 Now, Vol. 20 Now That's What I Call Music! 16 Now That's What I Call Music! 15 ASIN: B0007GAEZ8 Release Date: 2005-03-15

Tracks:

1. U2- Vertigo
2. Gwen Stefani- What You Waiting For?
3. Lindsay Lohan- Rumors
4. Snoop Dogg- Drop It Like Its Hot
5. Destinys Child- Soldier
6. Ashanti- Only U
7. Chingy- Balla Baby
8. John Legend- Used To Love U
9. Nelly w/ Tim McGraw- Over & Over
10. Frankie J- Obsession
11. Omarion- O
12. Howie Day- Collide
13. Hoobastank- Disappear
14. Chevelle- Vitamin R
15. Three Days Grace- Home
16. Lenny Kravitz- Lady
17. Good Charlotte- I Just Wanna Live
18. Frickin A- Jessies Girl
19. Skye Sweetnam- Tangled Up In Me
20. Keith Urban- You're My Better Half

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Those who enjoy the adventurous eclecticism of traditional Top 40 radio should welcome this diverse, 20-track compilation of some of 2004's most memorable hits. Anchored by U2's energetic return to roots, "Vertigo" and Gwen Stefani's rock-of-the-80's-channeling solo breakthrough "What Are You Waiting For," it goes on to dish up everything from the teeny-pop angst of Lindsey Lohan's "Rumors" to the further adventures of Mr. Dizzle, Snoop Dogg himselfizzle (with an assist from Pharrell), on the typically laidback groove of "Drop It Like It's Hot" and the unlikely, country-urban fusing duet of Nelly and Tim McGraw on "Over and Over." The collection continues that contemporary R&B bent via hits like Omarion's "O," Ashanti's "Only U" and John Legend's "Used to Love U." Yet it also makes room for performances as disparate as Howie Day's emotive, adult-alternative standout "Collide," Hoobastank's slick Cali-pop, the modern rock of Chevelle and Three Days Grace and Lenny Kravitz chunky-rhythmed "Lady." Frickin' A serves up a faithful cover of Rick Springfield's "Jessie's Girl" that preserves the infectious schlock-charm of the 80's original, while the spunky pop-punk of Canadian Skye Sweetnam's "Tangled Up in Me" and Australian Keith Urban's '04 contempo-country standout "You're My Better Half" close the anthology out on a upbeat, international note. --Jerry McCulley

Customer Reviews:

Lacking in Hits.......2006-09-16

NOW 18 is lacking in hits, and it features low charting songs and songs that didn't even chart. 2 1/2 stars.

1. Vertigo- (C-) Better than their other songs, but still not that good. (#31)

2. What You Waiting For?- (A+) One of her best songs, great music. (#47)

3.Rumors- (A+) I love this song sooooo much, Lindsay's best. (Did Not Chat)

4. Drop It Like It's Hot- (F) Absolutely dreadful, very boring and annoying. (#1)

5. Soldier- (A+) Great song, Destiny's Child rocks, they should get back together. (#3)

6. Only U- (A+) Her best song, funky beat, so dancable. (#13)

7. Balla Baby- (D) Awful rap song! (#20)

8. Used to Love U- (F) His music is so boring, it just sucks really bad. (#74)

9. Over & Over- (B-) I hated it at first, now I like it a little bit more. (#3)

10.Obession (No Es Amor)- (A-) Loved the song, relaxing and fun.
(#3)
11. O- (F) Bad, boring and dry. (#27)

12.Collide- (D)Pretty boring. (#20)

13. Disappear- (C-) It's OK. (Did not chart)

14. Vitamin R (Leading Us Along)- (C) It's mediocre. (#68)

15. Home- (D+) Pretty bad, not great rock. (#90)

16. Lady- (B) I like this song, it was used in Gap commercials with him and Sarah Jessica Parker. (#27)

17. I Just Wanna Live- (B-) I thought it was pretty good. (#51)

18. Jessie's Girl- (C) An ok cover. (Did not chart)

19. Tangled Up in Me- (A+) OMG! I love this song, great music, vocals, and lyrics. (Did not chart)

20. You're My Better Half- (D)I don't like it, it's bad. (#33)

Vol. 18.......2006-07-19

'Now! 18' seems to have picked up the pace a bit, delivering quite a bit of great tracks. 2004 must have been a good year, and I'm pleased to say that the majority of this album shows that is true. Starting with U2's smash hit 'Vertigo' which made me a believer again. Gwen also spices things up with her first solo track, and even though I don't get the split beings that her songs all sound as if they were on a No Doubt album, she still is amazing. Lindsay makes her debut, and 'Rumors' while not as good as some of her other tracks it's still a decent song, good club song.

Speaking of good club songs, um, let me just say that Ashanti kicks @$$ and her song 'Only U' is no exception, and serves as her best song yet. She blazes the comp, beating out Destiny's Child (although 'Soldier' is a great song) and Lindsay for best female vocal track.

Chingy is strong with 'Balla Baby' and Nelly and Tim McGraw are perfect together (I love anything Tim touches) but it's Snoop and Pharell who take the crown for best rap song period. 'Drop it like it's Hot' is brilliant and never gets old!

Omarion leaves B2K for better things, and 'O', even though it's total cliche, is actually really really good. The vibe, the beats and even his voice are all top notch here. Much better than Frankie J's weak 'Obsession'.

The rock selection is decent. Three Days Grace again make a lasting impression, but Chevelle takes the crown for best rock track here, for 'Vitamin R' is freakin' awesome! Skye Sweetnam delivers a nice track, and even though I'm not a huge fan of 'My Better Half' I still gave groove to it every once in a while. The best track though by far is John Legends 'Used to Love U' which is just brilliant in everyway. His voice is silky smooth and the lyrics are amazing. This is one of the better 'Now!' disc's and is sure to please.

The best of the bunch(next to 17, of course).......2006-02-18

I will review each song and give it a mark:

1. U2: Vertigo-I love this song. Great guitars and, as usual, Bono's vocals are top notch! Rating: A

2. Gwen Stefani: What You Waiting For?-An OK song. It could have easily been better, though. Rating: B+

3. Lindsay Lohan: Rumors-I don't much care for this actress/singer approach, but this is an OK song. Rating: B

4. Snoop Dogg: Drop It Like It's Hot-I love this song. I one day hope to beatbox like the guy on this song. Rating: A

5. Destiny's Child: Soldier-Face it. You guys are finished. Forget about singing. Rating: C-

6. Ashanti: Only U-This is a good song with a danceable beat. Rating: B+

7. Chingy: Balla Baby-This song is better than some of his other work, but I still don't prefer his music. Rating: B-

8. John Legend: Used To Love U-This is a good song. "Holla, holla, holla, holla". Rating: B

9. Nelly: Over & Over-I like this song. It's not GREAT, but it's an OK song. Rating: A-

10. Frankie J: Obsession-I don't much care for Frankie J. This is no exception. Rating: C-

11. Omarion: O-Too ballad-y, but that's the approach he was going for. Rating: C

12. Howie Day: Collide-An OK song, I guess. Don't have much to say about it. Rating: B

13. Hoobastank: Disappear-Yeah! This is waaay better than "The Reason". Rating: A-

14. Chevelle: Vitamin R-I love Chevelle! Rating: A

15. Three Days Grace: Home-See note on Chevelle. Rating: A

16. Lenny Kravitz: Lady-Good 'ol fashioned rock 'n' roll for the new generation. Rating: A

17. Good Charlotte: I Just Wanna Live-I love this song. Killer guitars and a great chorus. Rating: A+

18. Frickin' A: Jessie's Girl-Rockier than the original, but it's not great, it's just good. Rating: B

19. Skye Sweetnam: Tangled Up In Me-An OK song I suppose, but she tries too hard to be considered "rock"("Billy S."? Please!) Rating: B

20. Keith Urban: You're My Better Half-I hate country. Rating: D

Now 18 is 50/50.......2005-08-03

First off, this is the first review that I'm writing that will get a helpful vote. I will go by each track, one by one, and tell you what they are.

1. Vertigo
U2
Rock
Song: C

Average at best, I can easily get a better song off of a Chevelle CD.

2. What You Waiting For?
Gwen Stefani
Pop
Song: A+

Oh yeah, this song ROCKS! My favorite off of L.A.M.B., actually, I don't like that album.

3. Rumors
Lindsay Lohan
Untalented Pop
Song: F

Lol, Lindsay Lohan really sucks. This song really proves it.

4. Drop It Like It's Hot
Snoop Dogg
Rap
Song: B-

Rap sucks. This is catchy and an exception.

5. Soldier
Destiny's Child
R&B
Song: C+

They are talented, but the song just sucks a$$.

6. Only U
Ashanti
R&B
Song: F

Just awful. She can't sing lol.

7. Balla Baby
Chingy
Rap
Song: F

Chingy...I don't need to say anything else.

8. Used To Love U
John Legend
R&B
Song: B

The song is alright. Not the best. Not really a hit.

9. Over & Over
Nelly & Tim McGraw
R&B and Country Crossover
Song: F

Untalented. Awful song. Just AWFUL!

10. Obsession
Frankie J
R&B
Song: D-

Filth. I miss his Don't Wanna Try days.

11. O
Omarion
R&B
Song: F

LOL!!!! O?!?!?! WTF?!?!?!
12. Collide
Howie Day
Adult Contemparary
Song: A+

FINALLY! About time for some talent! Great song, and they are talented and WRITE.

13. Disappear
Hoobastank
Rock
Song: C-

They're a good group. I just highly dislike this song.
14. Vitamin R
Chevelle
Rock
Song: A+

YES! YES! A great song!!! The best on the CD!
15. Home
Three Days Grace
Rock
Song: A+

See #14 - Vitamin R
16. Lady
Lenny Kravitz
Rock
Song: C-

His earlier stuff is better.

17. I Just Wanna Live
Good Charlotte
Fake Rock
Song: F

Um, lol. Their vocals sound like they're getting their balls cut off. Awful, medicore, Simple Plan imitation. (FYI, Simple Plan sucks...a lot)

18. Jessie's Girl
Frickin' A!
Rock
Song: B

It's a good song, but they are UNTALENTED!

19. Tangled Up In Me
Skye Sweetnam
Pop
Song: C

They're a great talented band but the song really sucks.

20. Forgot The Title
Keith Urban
Country
Song: F

All country sucks.


Well, I averaged it out, and it comes to 2.8 stars, and I rounded it to 3. So that's D+, below average, below average, selections, artists, and songs, awful, get Now 18, yes, if you're a perfectionist, you'll notice this sentence is too long, therefore I'll end it here, okay, cool, hope, this, was, helpful.

now 19.......2005-07-12

Ok, ok, I know that this is supposed to be a review for Now 18, but I can't review for Now 19 anywhere else. The music on Now 19 is much more updated, with hits like "Hollaback Girl" and "Baby I'm Back." But it's still a little outdated with "Mockingbird." It should have been "A** Like That." And "Somebody Told Me" instead of "Mr. Brightside." Overall, I think this Now CD is much more updated than previous ones.

Average customer rating: Strong Sophmore More Sara Evans A real country album... Love it!! Just another CD in my collection...

No Place That Far Sara Evans Manufacturer: RCA ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Contemporary Country | Country | Styles | Music New Traditionalist | Contemporary Country | Country | Styles | Music General | Country | Styles | Music Contemporary | Bluegrass | Country | Styles | Music Similar Items: Three Chords and the Truth Born to Fly Restless Real Fine Place Girls' Night Out ASIN: B00000DF6K Release Date: 1998-10-27

Tracks:

1. The Great Unknown
2. Cryin' Game
3. No Place That Far
4. I Thought I'd See Your Face Again
5. Fool, I'm A Woman
6. Time Won't Tell
7. The Knot Comes Untied
8. Love, Don't Be A Stranger
9. These Days
10. Cupid
11. There's Only One

Amazon.com

Sara Evans's 1997 debut, Three Chords and the Truth, seemed, on first hearing, impossible. Here was a major-label Nashville album that, once again, faithfully captured the heartbreaking simplicity of classic country; here was a singer who could belt out with raw nerve and then slip low into deep smokiness. Evans's RCA follow-up is nearly as good, even as it leaves that hard country sound for a more radio-friendly, rocking edge. Billy Sherrill handles the recording, and though there's a luxurious quality to the layers of guitars and vocal harmonies, the standouts "Crying Game" and "Great Unknown" sound more like driving Americana rock than Top 40 country-pop. The real attraction, however, is Evans's fluid songwriting and expressive voice: whether she's singing beside George Jones, Vince Gill, or Alison Krauss, Evans's true, warm tone is, on the mainstream country scene, an emotional world apart. --Roy Kasten

Customer Reviews:

Strong Sophmore.......2007-07-02

Born to Fly is less traditional than Sara's debut "Three Cords and Truth" but certainly still a country album. Her voice remains awesome. Here are good songs:

Great Unknown - uptempo tune about getting away with lover and throwing selves on fate

Crying Game - great tune, best on here

Fool I'm a Woman

Love Don't Be a Stranger - done by other singers, Sara's is best.

Cupid

More Sara Evans.......2007-05-16

This was more pop than her first album, you could really see a development of her own style that she created on this album

A real country album..........2007-04-26

Sara sounds great on this second album. It's very country, like her first, one "Three Chords and the Truth". However it is not one of my favourite albums from her, while it does have some wonderful songs on it. A must-have for traditonal country fans, and any Sara fans.

Choice tracks:
The Great Unknown
No Place that far
Time Won't Tell
The Knot comes untied
These Days

Love it!!.......2006-03-27

After buying and enjoying Sara's two latest cds and seeing her in concert, I decided to get her first three. This is the first one I've listened to so far. And I love it!
Here's my rating on each song, on a scale of 1 to 10...
1. The Great Unknown - Great catchy tune. Really sets the mood for the rest of the album. 10/10
2. Cryin' Game - I know this was a single, but I'd never heard it til she sang it in concert. Definitely one of my favorite songs on the album. 10/10
3. No Place That Far - This was the first song I ever heard from Sara, and it still gets to me like it did then. 10/10
4. I Thought I'd See Your Face Again - This song reminds me of Patty Loveless. Could have been her song, but I'm glad Sara did it. 8/10
5. Fool, I'm A Woman - Love this song! Very clever and catchy. Can't go wrong with this one. 10/10
6. Time Won't Tell - A nice ballad. Not my favorite track, but it's a good one. 7/10
7. Knot Comes Untied - A bit rougher ballad. This one fits Sara better than the previous one. I like this one a lot. 9/10
9. These Days - Some nice harmonies on this one, but not the best song. Almost on the boring side, but not quite. 6/10
10. Cupid - Great fun, catchy song. I'm surprised I haven't heard this one before. 9/10
11. There's Only One - A country-gospel song. My least favorite on the album. Didn't do much for me, but not a bad song. 5/10
This is one of those albums I can let repeat after it's over because I'll definitely want to hear at least some of the tracks again. Can't wait to listen to some more Sara!

Just another CD in my collection..........2005-12-09

For me this was just another one of those CDs that I listen to a few times when I first get it, then play only the singles until finally it sits in my CD tower to be for the most part forgotten! Nothing on this album was really "I love it" material for me. Nothing that called me back to listen to it over and over again. I think Restless is her best album so far (although I have not yet bought the newest release).

Music Album:

1. The Big Tiger Roars Again: Part 1
2. The Radio 1 Sessions [Live]
3. The Very Best of Hank Williams
4. The Wrong End of the Bar
5. Today's Best Country
6. Top Tunes Karaoke CDG Lee Ann Womack TT-160
7. Very Best of: So Far [Import]
8. Waitin' for the Hard Times to Go
9. Westbound Sun
10. When Sin Stops

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