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The Incredible Machine

SugarlandMP3 Music
3.7 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (176 customer reviews)

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  • Original Release Date: October 19, 2010
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Play   3. Stuck Like Glue (Album Version) 4:07 $1.29  Buy MP3 
Play   4. Tonight (Album Version) 4:33 $1.29  Buy MP3 
Play   5. Stand Up (Album Version) 3:40 $1.29  Buy MP3 
Play   6. Incredible Machine (Interlude) (Album Version) 1:28 $1.29  Buy MP3 
Play   7. Every Girl Like Me (Album Version) 4:14 $1.29  Buy MP3 
Play   8. Little Miss (Album Version) 4:31 $1.29  Buy MP3 
Play   9. Find The Beat Again (Album Version) 3:00 $1.29  Buy MP3 
Play 10. Wide Open (Album Version) 3:14 $1.29  Buy MP3 
Play 11. Shine The Light (Album Version) 5:03 $1.29  Buy MP3 
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There are those albums you listen to for the first time and love just one or two songs. Kym McNabney  |  31 reviewers made a similar statement
I am both a country music fan and a Sugarland fan. JDL1977  |  28 reviewers made a similar statement
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79 of 87 people found the following review helpful
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Country music fans have been waiting two years for Sugarland's newest, and they will not be disappointed - unless, that is, they expect more of the same. This CD is nothing like the three albums they released in 2004, 2006, and 2008. It's far less twangy and far more rocking, as much Melissa Etheridge as Dixie Chicks.

This may be good or bad news, depending on how you feel about the change. Incredible Machine has the biggest sound the band has ever produced: sweeping, stadium-filling anthems that show off Jennifer Nettles' commanding voice, especially the first two tracks, "All We Are" and the title song. The third track is the already-released single, "Stuck Like Glue," a radio-friendly hit that epitomizes country-pop, with a brief, strange detour into reggae-rap.

The fourth track, "Tonight," is a heartfelt ballad that bears an uncanny resemblance to the aforementioned Etheridge. The fifth, on the other hand, contains the harmonies and themes we've come to expect from Sugarland. Called "Stand Up," it gives Kristian Bush his first solo vocal part on this CD and has the potential to be a huge hit on country radio.

The album's second half kicks off with the very peppy "Every Girl Like Me," followed by another Nettles showcase, a fine country ballad called "Little Miss." The next track is unfortunately the least successful song on the CD, "Find the Beat Again," in which Nettles sounds for all the world like Deborah Harry of Blondie fame. Whatever this song is, it ain't country! The album concludes with a straight-ahead rocker produced for the Winter Olympics, "Wide Open," and a gospel ballad accompanied by solo piano called "Shine the Light." Both are powerful, but the former is irresistibly catchy while the latter is positively conventional.
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14 of 15 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars AMAZING!! November 15, 2010
By eme620
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Sugarland has done an amazing job evolving with each album. You never get the same thing, which I think, is a really good thing. If you're expecting a true country album, this may not be for you. BUT this album is so inspiring and so much fun! I pre-ordered it and it hasn't come out of my CD player or off my iPod since October 19th. I highly recommend it!
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9 of 9 people found the following review helpful
3.0 out of 5 stars Modern country duo bids for crossover audience November 19, 2010
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On their third album, modern country duo Sugarland (Jennifer Nettles-vocals, Kristian Bush-guitar/vocals) makes a bold bid for cross-over success. How well their effort succeeds depends on where you sit as a listener in the country-pop spectrum. Fans of modern country music may feel this forsakes the few threads of country roots that remain in Nashville's productions. Ironically though, fans of earlier, twangier country music may be willing to take Sugarland's arena-ready rock productions as just that - something fully divorced from Nashville's faint echoes of roots music. Taken on this latter axis, Bryan Gallimore's outsized productions - enormous drum sounds, slashing electric guitars, heavy echoes and the ubiquitous "programming" - make a good impression.

The duo's original songs are catchy and Jennifer Nettles' voice cuts through the rock backings like a fog cutter in a thick bank. When the productions occasionally lighten, as on the lead single "Stuck Like Glue," the music turns into modern day bubblegum, with riffy lyrics, cute singing and a toasting bridge that suggests Gwen Stefani in Music City. One might argue about whether Sugarland's previous albums had already moved far away from traditional country sounds, but The Incredible Machine puts the conversation to bed as the duo openly bids for modern rock success with power-ballads like "Tonight" and a heavy dose of studio effects. The closest the album comes to even modern Nashville's notion of country is "Little Miss," but even here the song grows from acoustic guitars into a heavily wrought production.

The reggae beat and rapping passage of "Every Girl Like Me" are sure to alienate some of the group's long time fans, though more on principle than musical value.
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33 of 41 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Incredible Incredible Machine October 20, 2010
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Why does everyone seem to be getting hung up on genre ?

This album is nothing less than spectacular. I liked back in the day when artists like Queen, Prince & David Bowie [to name but a few] would have a a diferent sound on each album, yet still sound like themeselves. Sugarland has done this w/ The Incredible Machine. I would rather an artist give the fans something new and intersting, thus helping them grow, rather than xeroxing what previously worked [i.e. taylor swift .. all of her tunes sound almost exactly the same].
Sure The Incredible Machine isn't a country album by any means but it is great. The title track is very atmospheric and moody and for being 5 min goes by way too quickly. Little Miss will work well on country radio. Shine The Light is this album's Stay, moving and heartfelt.
To those that expect a certain sound from an artist I say: OPEN YOUR MINDS and do not pidgeon hole YOUR music tastes.
My only complaint is that the cover art is kinda bland. Sugarland spent a lot of time and effort creating a fantastic set and costumes using the steam-punk style for the concert tour, but it didn't transfer on to the CD cover.
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Most Recent Customer Reviews
1.0 out of 5 stars worst country album ever
the only thing to be incredible is how this garbage can sell so much. No fiddle, no steel guitar, no B-3, no dobro, no banjo, no feelings, no soul, NOT COUNTRY. Read more
Published 26 days ago by marcello
5.0 out of 5 stars Sugarland is always great!
Jennifer Nettles is the best female singer around; I always love Sugarland's music! I'll be getting more of their CD's!
Published 1 month ago by Suzanne
4.0 out of 5 stars Sugarland
Not as good as some of their music but still a great CD. Hope to hear more of them in the future.
Published 2 months ago by Marilyn J Devoid
5.0 out of 5 stars Loved this CD
I found it to be a good buy. Their music is just a little different in a good way. Happy I bought it.
Published 2 months ago by Sharon Heisler
5.0 out of 5 stars The Incredible Machine
These are all right. I do not need to purchase all of these. They are similar to me so I only have a few.
Published 3 months ago by jacqueline Mabry Frankum
5.0 out of 5 stars Not Sugarland's best
I purchased this when it first came out. Not Sugarland's best, but still a good cd to give a listen to.
Published 3 months ago by BGum
5.0 out of 5 stars Fabulous
This is the first album by Sugarland that I have purchased and I am not disappointed. I love her voice and the choice of songs makes me want to buy more of their albums.
Published 3 months ago by Kathy Diemer
5.0 out of 5 stars Best Band Ever
Powerful songs, sung by a powerful voice. Great music that is sure to entertain a Sugarland Fan or Country music fan.
Published 4 months ago by Joe Grove
5.0 out of 5 stars SUGARLAND
SUGARLAND IS A GREAT COUNTRY & WESTERN GROUP. HAVE ENJOYED THEIR MUSIC FROM DAY ONE. DON'T KNOW WHEN HER BABY IS DUE BUT HOPE IT IS HEALTHY.
Published 4 months ago by Lady Sadie
5.0 out of 5 stars Love this CD
now I have it for my kindle and it helps me with my work out and I love it very much thank you
totally will tell all my friends
Published 4 months ago by Jamie Ciccoline
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Incredible Machine Track List
Yep. They have been playing Incredible Machine, Stand Up, Find the Beat Again, Wide Open, and Incredible Machine (interlude) in concert. You can find live version of all of them on youtube. IM(Interlude) is in some of the Stand Up videos because they play it right before it in concert. You can... Read more
Sep 26, 2010 by viviiscool |  See all 5 posts
Official Cover?
i agree. with the concert being very visually stunning i'm surprised the cd cover is so plain!
Sep 9, 2010 by H. Kloran |  See all 4 posts
Incredible Machine Track List
Does anyone know are there any extra tracks on the deluxe edition?
Sep 27, 2010 by Eric Gehrke |  See all 3 posts
This is awful.
Sorry Louis...you probably think Bon Jovi is genius too!! Sugarland revel in utter cliches...there is nothing deep, inventive, creative, or soulful about their stuff. Nada, zip. Their stuff is all surface, no feeling. And no, Jennifer lacks soul...she is not deep at all...and soul does not... Read more
Oct 20, 2010 by Larry Davis |  See all 54 posts
See my review - stay AWAY from the vinyl LP version. Be the first to reply
Excellent!! Never the same boring same sound! Be the first to reply
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