By: Paul W Dennis

Paul W Dennis — Wed, 23 Nov 2011 11:42:20 +0000

I would rather Joe Nichols than many of the so-called A-List performers of today’s country radio

As the reviewer noted, Nichols is one of the few country artists getting airplay that is sonically recognizable as being country music

I like Keith Urban, but anyone who thinks Urban is country is clueless as to what country music should sound like

I’d give this album a B+

By: Sweetcheeks

Sweetcheeks — Tue, 22 Nov 2011 16:10:54 +0000

My name is Sweetcheeks and here is my opinionation: I don’t mind Joe Nichols but I’ve never been tempted to actually pay money for his music. I’ve seen him as someone who is decent enough but whose main purpose is to provide a non-offensive 3 minute break from the genre’s heavy hitters – the George Straits, the Tobys, and the Urbans. After all radio can’t play only those singers and I guess they need something to fill the time they can’t fill by playing the A listers. And usually I’d rather hear a Joe Nichols song than an extra annoying ad for cars. Though I’d rather hear a car ad than the song “If Nobody Believed in You” — that song stunk worse than a fart from someone who just ate at Five Guys. I did like “Tequilla Makes Her Clothes Fall Off” though, but it would have been better if it talked about what she did after her clothes fell off. Speaking of that, does Joe Nichols have groupies or do you have to be an A-lister to have groupies? I guess if James Otto can have groupies, and I bet he does god bless him, then I I guess so does Joe. But, like, do the A-list stars have better quality groupies than the B-listers and the C-listers? Well, its all good as long as all the singers have a few groupies, right? Sweetcheeks out.

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