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I was throughly impressed with how wonderful this CD is...the songs touched the soul....

i actually discovered this cd only a few days ago, in paris of all places. although not a massive country fan as a rule (my parents saturated me in it as a child and since then i have rebelled :)) listening to this cd at a listening post i was truly gobsmacked by the delivery of the album and the depth and emotion of the lyrics. let's just say that as a consequence of this mighty cd (and from a singer i had never even heard of b4) i have started to investigate not only this great artist's music more closely but also have bought a few other country cds since. hopefully this cd will be a great and well-deserved success, and once i retun home to ireland i shall be doing my most to make sure my friends know who he is:)))))

Never mind that two of the songs on the CD aren't his--he does them well. In fact, BACK AT ONE is the reason I bought the CD. But I discovered some other great songs hidden in there--EVERYTHING THERE IS TO KNOW ABOUT YOU, RIGHT HERE, THE PERFECT CONVERSATION, and the perfect fatherhood song, IN MY ARMS. I really can't believe that anyone would put a bad review on this page--can't they see that Mr. Wills is one of the most talented singers in this generation? He's all country, with maybe a slight pop side. But who cares? This is a great album, and if you buy it, it'll be in your collection PERMANENTLY.

I am a huge music fan, and I am also a musician myself. Mark Wills has amazing talent and excellent skills...however, every song that he chooses to release is not his song. It seems like every Mark Wills song on the radio has been done by some huge Pop star. It is rather annoying. I'm not against covering songs, but I do feel that Mark's true talent might come out with an original song by him. Enough of Brandy...and Brian McKnight...they have made the songs popular. I will say that he is an excellent musician, but just seems to release the poor songs.

This CD is FANTASTIC! Every song is great. This is the kind of CD that you can listen to every song, not just the ones you hear on the radio, over and over again. This would be a great CD to take on a long road trip.

When I heard this song called "Almost Doesn't Count" come over the radio, I immediately went to the store and purchased this CD. I listened to each song with so much enthusiasm that I couldn't wait to hear the next one! My personal favorites are "Back At One", "Almost Doesn't Count", "Because I love You", and "They're Still Waitin" But in truth, they are all so wonderful to listen. I strongly encourage you, no, I WANT you to experience these songs. They will put a new perspective on how music should be sang.

Wills is showing himself to be almost story teller like in his CD's. Whether or not it is country is inconsequential to me, but is debateable. If you enjoy an easy listening, soft-hearted romantic, you'll love this disc. If you're pure country, go elsewhere, like Clay Walker.

I like this album. But i dont like the uptempo songs which is only 4 of them, the rest of all 13 songs is ballades which he is doing good on this album. I think that in this album he fits more of singing ballades. So I would give this album 4 1/2 stars because the of the 4 uptemposongs is not so good.

I have always been a huge fan of Mark Wills, mostly because his music and voice are so honest, and great to listen to. I absolutely love "I Wanna Know (Everything There Is To Know)", and I hope that every album after this continues to show what an outstanding artist he is.

We bought this album in February whilst in Arizona, along with a few others. I find Mark Wills a great listen. He has a wonderful tenor voice and chooses his songs well. He has been covered, or has covered, others, e.g. Back To One and his performances are by far the best.

Mark Wills' performance on this album is a real contribution to the modern Country Music genré and as such is very welcome. Especially over here, where modern Country is hard to come by.

Looking forward to the next one, Mark!