Lonestar

I Love Lonestar and yes they are great live in concert thank you for having this hard to find gem

I bought this Cone with D because I Loved it.It is the only Lonestar CD that I will ever buy because it is the only one with John Rich as part of the group.I would buy it again if you like real country music.

I am a huge John Rich fan and this album has John on lead vocals for about half the songs with Ritchie McDonald doing the other songs. John Rich has a very pure, beautiful, tenor voice and lent his talents as songwriter on a few selections.

Great replacement for one I lost

great music at a great price !

I only recently noticed that this album seems to lack in productive reviews. I also know for a fact that there are many Lonestar fans out there who only know of the modern Lonestar. I can't stand country music, but when I did think country was respectable, this was one of the few country albums I actually purchased. If you happen to be a die-hard Lonestar fan and don't own this, the debut album, you don't know what you're missing. The collective efforts of Richie McDonald and John Rich, (now of the overrated Big n' Rich), is amazing. This is what country is trying to be now. Lonestar was thinking ahead of their time, and these are the roots they should get back to. Thanks for your time, and remember, Country will never be anything but country posing as other music genre. This album is a great place to find the good country music.Other recommendations: No Ordinary Man, Tracy Byrd; What a Crying Shame, The Mavericks; On a Good Night, Wade Hayes; The Outskirts of Town, Sawyer Brown

Lonestar's self-tittle album has a great upbeat sound, following in the country/rock style of the 90's. The album starts off with "Heartbroke Every Day," a fast paced song that sets the pace of the album. There are a couple of good ballets, although "Taquila Talkin," is definitely the best slow song on the album. The best song on the album is by far "No News," a great and fun upbeat song.I definitely recommend this album to anybody who enjoys the country rock style of the 90's.

Far better than their newest album, this album bleeds country music. From "Running Away With My Heart" to "When Cowboys Didn't Dance" A great album and Lonestar should have kept this tradition alive with their newest CD. We can't have everything though right? :) Go get this one if you're a real country fan not a transformed pop fan.