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Every Stone You Throw

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This is, without exception, the best record you can buy right now. Every track speaks to you, every track embodies your mind and soul. I love the delta blues-like rendition of "Devil's On The Rise" to the insightful inspirational "Together". This is songwriting at it's very best, with a great backing band. Mike Younger's vocals and songwriting, to me, are very reminiscent of John Mellencamp. How could you go wrong buying this record?

I heard a song from Mike Younger on Napster.com and fell in love with the music. There is something about the voice, the lyrics, the passion that comes through in his songs that I have not heard in a long time. I have never bought an entire CD from an artist that I heard on iTunes or Napster but my friends, I bought this one. This artists is a sleeper, let's get him in the limelight and show the music industry what they are missing. Mike Younger is what we want to hear...honest, raw, sexy! Spinning our thoughts into his stories...I wonder if he is married or if he wants to get married :-)

Run, don't walk, to get this one boys and girls. One of the most stunning and amazing albums i have ever heard......ever.... Every single track is worthy of a grammy nomination. It's just that good. In fact the only thing i can think of that might deter any one from absolutely loving this cd, is that the rest of your music collection just may not get listened to again. It's just that good. There are not enough superlatives to adequately do Mike Younger and his band justice, so get your hands on a copy and be prepared to get blown away. It's just that good.

I heard "Trouble Can Last" from this CD on an Americana radio station. It was so good, I searched out and bought the CD. This CD is loaded with great writing (with the exception of "Everyday War," which is your standard and seemingly obligatory anti-war song [and even it sounds good if you ignore the banal lyrics]}as well as great singing. At least half the songs here are even better than "Trouble Can Last," including "Banished" and "Devil's on the Rise," which are particularly strong. Anyone who likes Steve Earle, Buddy Miller, Steve Young, or Scott Miller will find this CD on his frequent play list. Great stuff.