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2012 album from the Country singer/songwriter. Following in the footsteps of his critically acclaimed, Grammy-nominated Up On The Ridge album, Home is Dierks' sixth studio album. Says Dierks. "This album is more than a year's worth of writing, recording and testing out material on the road in front of our hardcore fans. The end result is an album that runs through all the types of Country songs and sounds I enjoy singing and playing." Features the singles 'Home' and 'Am I The Only One,' as well as a special duet, "When You Gonna Come Around," with Karen Fairchild from Little Big Town.
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14 of 17 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD|Amazon Verified Purchase
I've been a huge Dierks Bentley fan since his eponymous album dropped in 2003. Follow up albums Modern Day Drifter and Long Trip Alone were both great, showing strides vocally, but all three followed a pretty good formula--a handful of really sorrowful hurtin' love songs (with a touch of optimism on a track or two) and a handful of fun, catchy diddies. Bentley is at home with the sad songs, it's what he has done so well.
Feel that Fire was a bit of a departure. More upbeat than any of his previous albums it was still a good rockin' addition to his discography.
Up on the Ridge was a natural and beautiful progression. Many people were hung up on the title of "bluegrass" album but really, it was right up Bentley's alley.
The reason why I brought up his past was to understand "Home", his newest album. I'm all for artists growing, adapting, and trying something new. That's not "Home". I'm all for artists sticking to what they do well. That's not "Home" either. "Home" doesn't feel like an evolution, nor does it sound like Bentley's standard. Aside from track one "Am I the Only One" (one of his great up beat songs) and track 12 (a sappy yet beautiful ballad) the rest of the album is so bland, so generic, so over-produced that nothing stands out, nothing shines, nothing hits, if I may be so bold, "home".
Gone are the sorrowful wistful songs that he does so well. The tracks that come close are so over produced (or maybe he's just too happy in his life?) they lack anything resembling hurt in his voice. "In my head" and "When you gonna come around" just don't work like they should. 5-1-5-0 is an okay catchy tune. The rest of the album just falls flat.
Because it's Bentley he still makes the songs better than they should be.... Read more ›
Feel that Fire was a bit of a departure. More upbeat than any of his previous albums it was still a good rockin' addition to his discography.
Up on the Ridge was a natural and beautiful progression. Many people were hung up on the title of "bluegrass" album but really, it was right up Bentley's alley.
The reason why I brought up his past was to understand "Home", his newest album. I'm all for artists growing, adapting, and trying something new. That's not "Home". I'm all for artists sticking to what they do well. That's not "Home" either. "Home" doesn't feel like an evolution, nor does it sound like Bentley's standard. Aside from track one "Am I the Only One" (one of his great up beat songs) and track 12 (a sappy yet beautiful ballad) the rest of the album is so bland, so generic, so over-produced that nothing stands out, nothing shines, nothing hits, if I may be so bold, "home".
Gone are the sorrowful wistful songs that he does so well. The tracks that come close are so over produced (or maybe he's just too happy in his life?) they lack anything resembling hurt in his voice. "In my head" and "When you gonna come around" just don't work like they should. 5-1-5-0 is an okay catchy tune. The rest of the album just falls flat.
Because it's Bentley he still makes the songs better than they should be.... Read more ›
5 of 6 people found the following review helpful
By Kelli Forbes
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I have been thoroughly enjoying this new CD from Dierks Bentley! Not a bad song in the bunch! I've got it on my iPod and in the vehicle I use for commuting - "Thinking of You", "5150", and "Home" are a few of my favorites on the CD. Enjoy!
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
By yukon727
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Dierks has a wonderful voice/band and on a few of this songs on this album he knocks it out of the park. But, on a lot of the other songs the musical composition/lyrics just don't live up to his abilitys.
I'm hoping in the future that he can put together an album which is filled with hits.
Not giving up on him, this album just doesn't do him justice thus the 3 star rating.
I'm hoping in the future that he can put together an album which is filled with hits.
Not giving up on him, this album just doesn't do him justice thus the 3 star rating.
2 of 3 people found the following review helpful
By R. Andrews
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There are several good selections on this CD but HOME gets my vote for a down-to-earth anthem about the most important place in our lives - HOME. Nicely done by Dierks Bentley.
2 of 3 people found the following review helpful
By Tater
Format:Audio CD
I have purchased every Dierks Bentley album that has come out and have loved each of them. Each one has it's own personal touch by Bentley. This one only gets four stars because I feel he should've included more emotional stuff, rather than most being about drinking and partying. I know he's evolving into his own style and "fingerprint" on country music, but I hope he isn't going in the direction of yet again another part guy in the music scene. All in all, the album has good lyrics and music... I just wish he would've included more love ballads and emotion on some of the tracks. "Home" is by far the best track on the album. If he would stick to that type of music, I would've given it a better rating. I still love Dierks Bentley's stuff. He's an amazingly talented man and for the most part, the album is a good one.
2 of 3 people found the following review helpful
By 72dierks
Format:Audio CD
Not sure how anyone cannot give HOME 5 stars. Dierks consistently put out solid records. Have been a fan for a long time and this is the best album yet, not counting the brilliant Up on the Ridge. You will not be disappointed in any track. He perfectly combines bluegrass, country and a little rock to obtain his signature sound. This is one record that has not stopped being played since it came out last week. You will not be disappointed, get the album.
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Dierks Bently does an excellent job of combing the old with the new when it comes to country. Great job and a voice that is unmistakeable.
By smallowndec
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I am not a huge Dierks Bentley fan, but I do like his music. This album proved to be another solid product for him. The music is easy on the ears. It has a little of everything: love songs, fun songs, ballads. You want it. It's in here.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
4.0 out of 5 stars
dierks bentley
a very good country singer love the beat and song he is one of the best country singers there is
Published 1 month ago by linda weakley
5.0 out of 5 stars
Dierks
Great job on the CD! Have enjoyed it very much and hope to see more of him so I can buy them.
Published 2 months ago by Marilyn J Devoid
4.0 out of 5 stars
very good music
Dierks has a great voice for country music/ song's range from good to great
some of his best work on this
some of his best work on this
Published 2 months ago by Robert B.
5.0 out of 5 stars
like dierks b
Nice if you like country music worth the price enjoy the music. A little more rock than country typical Dierk Bentley.
Published 2 months ago by RL
2.0 out of 5 stars
buy tracks
tip on back is best track. there are 4 tracks worth buying, most of the rest are not worth it.
Published 2 months ago by chris lashley
5.0 out of 5 stars
GREAT ALBUM!
As always, Dierks has put out yet another fantastic album! Well worth the money spent! You will not be disappointed!
Published 2 months ago by DROL
5.0 out of 5 stars
Wonderful
Only hits on this C.D. A really good production, vocal and musical, a great pleasure to listen it, you can buy it without hesitation.
Published 3 months ago by Mat
4.0 out of 5 stars
Fun CD
CD came in on time and in an unopened undamaged package. It plays great and I enjoy the music very much
Published 3 months ago by Jeremy Lipa
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great CD!
First heard his music on country radio- which unfortunately didn't give the artist's name. So when I was browsing music and came across Dierks' stuff I recognised several of his... Read more
Published 3 months ago by sle328
5.0 out of 5 stars
Dierks Bentley
I love Dierks Bentley's music. He is awesome, whether is blue grass or a love song he makes it great.
Published 3 months ago by nonnasweetnsassy
