Chris Young

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Still Feels Good Rascal Flatts has always been an anomaly in country music. Signed to the Disney label Lyric Street, they arrived in 2000 as essentially a trio (winning lead vocalist Gary LeVox fronted pin-up boy Joe Don Rooney on electric guitar and Jay DeMarcus on bass) that traveled and record...	Pure BS A few new wrinkles mark this attempt to elevate Blake Shelton from promising hitmaker into the upper echelon of country hunks. While veteran producer Bobby Braddock, who has previously served as Shelton's studio mentor, handles four tracks, Brent Rowan and Paul Worley give more e...	Taylor Swift Three years ago, a 13-year old Taylor Swift set out to be a star and moved from Reading, Pennsylvania, to Nashville. By 14, she had a publishing deal, and by 15, a recording contract. In these days of Bianca Ryan (and before her, Tanya Tucker and LeAnn Rimes), many are called, bu...	Love, Pain & The Whole Crazy Thing No Description AvailableNo Track Information AvailableMedia Type: CDArtist: URBAN,KEITHTitle: LOVE PAIN & THE WHOLE CRAZY THINGStreet Release Date: 11/07/2006	If You're Going Through Hell East Tennessee singer-songwriter Rodney Atkins scored a chart-topper with the title track of this second release, reframing the Irish drinking toast ("May you be in heaven five minutes before the devil knows you're dead") in a modern context and tying it all up in a Celtic/banjo ...

Chris Young has a Nice Clean Voice
Chris Young has a very clear and clean voice, You hear his voice not all the re-mixing that they do in the studio. I saw Chris in concert in May and this CD sounds just like him.!!!! AWESOME CD ... Can't wait for new music by Chris Young !!!

Chris Young
I heard about Chris Young from Nashville Star. I found this to be a very good cd for a starter album. Most people might think that some of the song have no merit. For his first album I found his song selection very attrubital to his delevopment. I think that we will have a very big star in Chris Young, and his delevopment will continue to grow, and his music will show that. I enjoyed the whole cd, and found merit in every selection. I am looking forward to his next achievement.

Pleasantly Surprised
I purchased this CD because we're going to be seeing Young at the state fair in August (opening act) and I wanted to familiarize myself with his music. I have to say, from his MySpace page there were a few songs I knew I'd like, but I was pleasantly surprised with the rest of it. + "Beer Or Gasoline" is...well, truth. xD It's a funny song you're gonna love because you know what it's like; you only have so much money, and what do you need more - gas or a drink? + "You're Gonna Love Me" - Not my favorite, but it's not bad; just one of those "If you like X, you're gonna like me" kind of deals. (The tune's nice, but compared to other songs on the CD it's a bit too bubblegum.) + "Drinkin' Me Lonely" - One of the reasons I really wanted to buy the CD; it's a ballad, and it's gorgeous. Perfect insight to how stubborn a drinker can be. + "White Lightning Hit The Family Tree" - The kind of family reunion you always wanted to go to. xD Hilarious; we'll leave it at that. + "Lay It On Me" - Eh. 'You're Trouble - bring it on' relationship kinda song; s'not bad, but not the best. + "Burn" - Inspirational. Actually not that bad. + "Small Town Big Time" - Another 'pretty good but has been done before (and better)' one. Still pretty good, though. + "Flowers" - The unexpected best-of-the-CD, for an angst junkie. You don't expect the song to take the turn it does; one minute you're bouncing from the previous track, then you're bawlin' your eyes out 'cause of this one. + "Center Of My World" - Another type that's been done before, but I love this song nonetheless. The music's nice, and his voice complements it well. + "I'm Headed Your Way, Jose" - Best. Song. Ever. Main reason I bought the CD, 'cause I die laughing every time I hear it. xD + "Who's Gonna Take Me Home" - Like "Flowers", only it's not angsty and you'll die laughing (I say 'like', but I really mean 'another surprise track you'll love'). Honky tonk music at its best. xD

Great Debut CD
Let me first say: THIS is a great album... 1st song to last song. Second, I can't believe this CD isn't bigger than it is. I also can't believe that country radio hasn't jumped all over it and him for that matter. Yes, he did win a reality show (Nashville Star), SO WHAT?! The dude can really sing! I saw him live at the Iowa State Fair in August, and he rocked! He may be country, but he absolutely ROCKED! Yes, many of the songs are about alcohol & drinking, maybe too many cliches, but they are still great songs. I guarantee you'll have your toes tapping, singing along. I haven't taken this CD out of my vehicle's CD player since the concert.

Perfect
What more could I ask for? The best CD that I have ever bought at an awesome price.