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 Amazing Album - Every Track Nov 18, 2009
The album is absolutely amazing from the first to the last track. I initially got excited about this band when I heard "Lay Em Down" on Way FM - a Christian Radio station that plays contemporary Christian music with no commercials. I went immediately to the band's website [...] where you can listen to the full version of every track on all 3 albums, and I had to buy The Outsiders. I listened to this album nonstop for the first 2 weeks I had it, and it remains in a very prominent position in my playlist.
 A new fan... Nov 12, 2009
I've just gotten to know this group recently. My son introduced them to me about a year ago. I enjoy their unique style of southern rock as well as the lyrics to the songs. This album is another good production and worthy of any collection if rock & roll is your genre.
Best album yet! Nov 04, 2009
I went to their concert 10/09 before I had heard their latest CD. I was blown away at the concert; I was really enjoying songs I had never heard before, which is pretty hard to do. I got the CD as soon as possible and have not been disappointed. I have probably listened to the CD a dozen times in a couple weeks, and I rarely skip over a track.
There are several "best" songs in my opinion on this album: Something Beautiful, The Outsiders, Through Smoke, Hurricane, Stones Under Rushing Water, Let Us Love, and Lay 'Em Down. These are just the songs off the top of my head that I can remember the title to.
I can't imagine that if you liked their previous albums, why you wouldn't love this one as well.
Worth it! Oct 26, 2009
An adult rock band that is not too hard not too soft and not too pop, with alternative/southern/western influences. Like a blend of Third Day, Jars of Clay, Bebo Norman, and Dave Matthews. Good stuff.
Refreshing and awesome... Oct 22, 2009
While the rest of the world wastes their time with the Coldplay ripoff attempts by Kings of Leon, I came across this group on my tv's music channels. The vocals and guitar work on this album are great as well as the overall production. I have to say that I am very impressed and that doesn't happen easily.
It's kind of like Sister Hazel meets Adam Pascal (The original Roger from Rent but MUCH better).
The first track, Outsiders, is a strong start...the last 45 seconds or so I could do without but the rest is really strong.
Valley of Tomorrow is a cool song if you're on a long drive...it's just a feel good tune.
Through Smoke is pretty cool. For some reason that I can't put my finger on...it brings me back to the 80's...but in a good way.
Lay 'Em Down is just an amazing vocal song. Very well done.
What you've done with me is not one of my favorites.
Skipping ahead...Girl From Tennessee is a GREAT song! I would love to jam with these guys to this tune.
Something Beautiful is the song I heard on TV. WHAT a single...it smokes anything Kings of Leon could dream to write.
I could then listen to Garden about 20 times in a row. ONE thing...I would love to hear a fully A Capella version.
Overall...a great CD for your collection...enjoy!
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