The Surprising Sadness of Morgan Wallen | 'Dangerous' Album Review

[@GradySmith]

Crazy to see that pretty much everyone has a different favorite on here!

[@sammiloser2458]

Ya you forgot more Surprised than me buttttttt number one is Sand in My Boots compare it to Anything but Mine by Kenny Chesney see what you think!!!

[@treyp.outdoors.official3068]

i agree. i absolutely love Wasted on you. as an artist myself, the instrumentals really stand out to me. I love how it goes from acoustic sounding to poppy with the bass during the chorus

[@HankRuff]

I’m curious about why people’s responses showed up like they did when you showed your phone screen near the end? Do you use a social media management app or something like that? If so, which one?

[@GradySmith]

@@HankRuff That's just the responses to one of those Instagram question stickers.

[@youwontlikethistake]

Can you explain everyone’s obsession with “7 Summers?” Of all the “sad songs” on this double album, it’s far and away one of the worst in almost every aspect, in my opinion.

[@iveyblake1516]

when he hits that note in sand in my boots- “tells me she loves eastern tennessEEEE”- oh my gahhh it sounds so goooood

[@katiev9494]

Dude same 😭

[@xsensiix]

Being from East Tennessee, I sing it loud as heck in the truck 🤣

[@cgk6312]

FYI it's "she'd love Eastern Tennessee" cause she doesn't come back with him but he wishes she did because she would love Eastern Tennessee

[@jessicabray3425]

@@xsensiix SAME 😂😂

[@texasjoeames4362]

you can tell it was suppose to say Mississippi with the rhythm on the whole line, but Morgan changed Hardy's line to fit his past

[@lilyglass7731]

I actually really liked silverado for sale because I feel like it ties in the theme from sand in my boots. I kind of shows that he has moved on a couple of years down the road and found this girl and they want to marry each other so he sells his Silverado, (the "sunburned silverado") so he can buy her a ring.

[@SuperTC75]

I love Silverado for sale. Really makes you feel the connection with your truck for some reason

[@TylerBoyette]

That one is actually really good and I appreciate that it actually has a non generic story.

[@cxshapp.dvstin]

Yeah Silverado for sale was one a my favorite songs on the album

[@jeremyhobbs3983]

YES! I felt like those songs were two parts, like if he were to release music videos one video would follow up the other songs video.

[@Chloe-hh5yh]

That’s one of my favs

[@abbytomczuk4035]

Okay, but More Surprised Than Me is extremely underrated

[@17thwhiteprince]

Love that song!

[@lnickxo]

I agree!

[@Jman2245]

Same it’s too underrated

[@MrFranco1198]

Hell yeah

[@_jliu]

agreed

[@emmalowry3062]

I love the line "I bought a harvard sweatshirt off the goodwill rack, make some ppl wonder if I'm smart like that" in more surprised than me. Such an underrated song.

[@summerkees7858]

omg and “this attitude it makes me street and this accent makes me dumb” has to be some of my favorite lyrics ever. maybe it’s the relatability or how i’ve never heard anyone talk about it like that, but i feel it

[@summerkees7858]

lmao i’m commenting again because i was listening to the song and wanted to see who wrote it, and it’s an original write by morgan wallen so now i love it even more

[@arianatourneur142]

This one is so underrated!

[@codyd9592]

@@summerkees7858 hate to be that guy, as I do love the song, but it isn’t an original write. It’s written by Lee Thomas Miller, Ben Burgess & Niko Moon

[@summerkees7858]

@@codyd9592 i figured it out later lol, apple music usually actually says who the writers are but it was wrong for mw’s album for some reason. thanks for the update for others, though!! i completely forgot about this comment

[@malon_bo777]

The album is not only really good, it's huge! - why? Because when you look at the comments everyone prefers a different song. There is no real "favourite" here and that shows the genius that Wallen is. He makes music for the people not the person.

[@jakobeisenbeiss977]

This comment is awesome. You read through the comments and you see so many people have different favorite songs. Made something for anyone

[@chdavassas]

Great point!!

[@nickgoris7113]

That’s because there’s 30 songs 😂

[@jaxkman]

@@nickgoris7113 the point is that of the 30 it’s not just 4 or 5 that people like, it’s over half of them that you see are different people’s favorite

[@klayjacksmedia]

You can tell Eric Church wrote “Quittin’ Time.” That’s a banger.

[@Im_Ish]

I didn't know that, but now I can't un-hear it

[@maededloff2888]

that's SUCH A GOOD ONE

[@keeganspivey7560]

He also had 100 sings and narrowed it down to 35

[@keeganspivey7560]

Songs

[@mezaventuras3559]

What an underrated track

[@christianheglund8880]

I feel like Outlaw and Your Bartender are the most underrated songs on the album.

[@emmaella7163]

Yes! Strongly agree with this!

[@codyenright6310]

Outlaw was my favorite for my first listen to and still probably a top 5

[@17thwhiteprince]

I like Your Bartender!!! Outlaw still hasn't caught me yet

[@HR-go7xl]

more surprised than me

[@LakesideCovers]

Nah silverado for sale is

[@dawsonwallace9216]

neon eyes is so underrated. might be the best on the album.

[@caitlynstine9030]

i definitely agree

[@mollyx1569]

I agree!!!

[@abbycarriere8165]

I don’t think it’s the best on the album personally, but I do love Neon Eyes so much. Definitely doesn’t get enough attention

[@chrisstandley6599]

Neon eyes and your bartender are the best on the album

[@samanthaclancy6880]

neon eyes is my favorite one!!

[@noahhaskamp2416]

I’m 18 years old and I totally see where everyone is coming from with the “double albums are too much” viewpoint. Completely understand that. I for one love 30 songs just because I consume music at such a fast rate. I feel like you could’ve made a fantastic 15-16 song record here but I like how Morgan went for it here. It’s his “I’m here to stay” moment. Great review

[@jimmygillespie6983]

agreed! i liked his 15 song list he put together but if morgan dropped that i would’ve been disappointed as 5 or so of those songs had already been released and everyone was dying for more new morgan music.

[@calebgarbe7396]

I honestly think the chorus to “More Surprised Than Me” is one of Morgan Wallens best sounding choruses. Not huge on the verses but the chorus blows me away

[@shanewomack3371]

That song is criminally underrated

[@yayeetyoyae362]

That’s funny because I felt the exact opposite haha. The music in the verses stuck out to my ear, but I didn’t find the chorus interesting

[@tylerchampion5389]

Me on whiskey is EXTREMELY underrated

[@rachelhamm8141]

I have a teenage daughter so 30 new songs keeps me from listening to 7 Summers every time I get in my car.

[@Turtlesbekool]

I can’t believe Your Bartender wasn’t mentioned! It’s so heartfelt and more of that longing for someone, it’s probably my favorite with Sand In My Boots

[@BtsoChris]

Mine too can’t believe he didn’t mention it

[@summerkees7858]

i like Your Bartender because you can feel like,, the desperation in the song. it feels so desperate and begging and it’s so different

[@courtney.22]

Your Bartender is a Thomas Rhett co-write! Along with Whiskey'd My Way.

[@naethomas5529]

Same I freaking loved that song

[@lukebernard7466]

I love the fact that this is a double album despite its length. It gives me everything from heartbreak, partying, reflection, etc which i love. One of the best vocalists in the genre. Wish there was a heavier emphasis on steel and acoustics though in the production

[@James-mx5bq]

Need a Boat NEEDS to be talked about more-it and Silverado for Sale are by far my two favorites from the second album.

[@tombombard]

THANK YOU! I love need a boat

[@Txadriel]

same dude

[@corir1045]

Same

[@Bekkahbee]

Same!

[@TheJbrown60]

nah

[@eliza5035]

"Livin' the Dream" really makes me think about what makes superstardom bearable. It's crazy how Morgan Wallen writes about his secret hatred of his fame, while a superstar like Luke Combs writes a song like "Without You" just gushing about how grateful he is for his family, fans, etc.

[@HB-zk5iw]

Morgan has made a name for himself as a “bad boy” of country music and the “hot boy” so he reaches more than country audiences. He’s basically the Bieber of country rn and I’m not mad about it.

[@HeatherLynseyMusic]

That’s a really good way to describe him!!

[@agb07]

I cannot believe you just called the amazing talent of Morgan Wallen the country version of Justin Beaver I take personal offense to that 😂 (No It didn’t autocorrect I did that on purpose)

[@Samijo202]

I’m sorry but if so many people can say that basically every single song off this album that doesn’t get radio play is extremely underrated…this ENTIRE album is another level amazing! The only double album I can keep on repeat over and over and still a year later not tired of any of it! Still so good every time you hear his voice on any of these songs. Also I saw him live on the Dangerous tour and it was by far the BEST live show I’ve ever seen and think ever will. I seriously don’t know how anyone will too that concert.

[@RyanDavison.]

Wonderin' About The Wind, is so far my favorite song because of the instruments alone. Catchy as hell too. "Always takes her with it, and brings her back now and then." Can't get enough of your videos man, keep on keeping on.

[@dallasblankenship134]

Me on Whiskey, Neon Eyes, and Your Bartender are so underrated

[@paigeonaplane]

agreed

[@Arose4her]

When I first heard the album, Me on Whiskey was my number one slowly Your Bartender is competing with it now

[@devinhunter9568]

I second this

[@daltonbare9453]

@@Arose4her this is exactly what happened to me lol

[@Chloe-hh5yh]

YUP YUP

[@joeboyle702]

The thing about this double album is that it is one of the only albums that I can listen to from start to finish without stopping it.

[@TheKatherine1958]

In a period of time where “country” music sucks, Morgan is refreshingly country! He can make a double album as far as I’m concerned. I’m a devoted true country music fan for at least 50 years. Morgan is a fresh breeze FINALLY.

[@yaboyjared9204]

I feel like I’d absolutely love Livin The Dream if it weren’t for the production on it

[@JustinHubbard84]

I don't even like Country, but this album is a masterpiece. Morgan is incapable of making bad music and I appreciate how many songs he is apart of writing. But this album gets me in my feelings and I dont even know why.

[@johnbearclaws3300]

“Still going down” was probably my favorite song in this album

[@moraleslauralucia]

Yes. On loop. Yes !

[@hunterelliott369]

That’s my favorite song of all time

[@kimberlyprice4803]

I play Morgan Wallen's music over and over. He never gets old. His music is going to around for decades. God has an awesome plan for his life. I pray that he and his son will be blessed with an amazing, loving woman in Morgan's life.

[@zackschiffler28]

Still haven’t seen anyone acknowledge that whatcha think of country now is a sequel to whatcha know about that

[@mikeyliberti4137]

Bro I said the exact same thing on the audio track for that song on KZbin, just looking at the title I knew it was going to be a sequel to that song.

[@GradySmith]

Definitely noticed that this is the first time I can remember an artist having back-to-back whatcha songs 👀

[@daltonlong1489]

"Wondering About the Wind", "Silverado for Sale," and "Only Thing That's Gone" all Country classics from the second this album dropped⏳

[@FootballerUSA]

Huge fan of the editing of this video, when the song pops in and out during the same sentence of you explaining it.

[@bugsbunny2500]

damn you really didn’t talk about “your bartender”. best song on the album

[@devinhunter9568]

Facts

[@taylorsfunworld]

Yeeees

[@justinepatenaude2625]

Agreed

[@mitchelljack1590]

It’s very difficult to move on from your past sometimes, and I’m so glad Morgan makes songs to make me feel like I’m not the only one

[@DigitalPixel_AnimalLover]

I’d drifted away from country music for over 20 years, but seeing Morgan perform 7 Summers on SNL sent me looking for his music and when I saw the Dangerous double album, first thought was it’s a big commitment for my new music ‘infatuation’, but I fell in and bought it. The few released tracks became daily listening, and I found I couldn’t wait for the rest of the album to drop! Now, I’m OBSESSED with the whole album, and it’s a hour and a half I spend with Morgan Wallen (at least once!) EVERY DAY! They’re real-speaking songs that make me happy to hear, and I don’t skip ANY... love this album and how it makes me feel❤️

[@RandyBadour]

Morgan Wallen and HARDY write the way their target audience speaks in the most intelligent way possible. They both have a deeper connection with their fans because they are one of them. They are on social media in a big way. It feels as legit as it gets even in the pop songs? Big fan for sure.

[@summerkees7858]

i feel this because usually i can’t get into the poppier country songs. but quite a few of those types on this album i absolutely LOVE because of the real ness and closeness of them. Livin’ The Dream isn’t my style of country, but the lyrics make it amazing

[@RandyBadour]

@@summerkees7858 I totally agree! I also usually wouldn't be much about the really pop stuff but I dig it on him!

[@GradySmith]

Let the debates about double albums begin!

[@cletust.darrell8363]

Review Horses Are Faster by Ian Munsick....it's very bluegrassy, has a beautiful chord progression, and his voice is super interesting

[@jeffzachry7519]

i feel the double album was necessary which him not wanting to release a album during first covid wave. maybe a 20-25 song double album would be more liked but i’m personally very high on 26 songs so i don’t mind it

[@ogdenatwood161]

It could be far worse. He always releases so many songs before that it almost works for him

[@traceyblair115]

I am with you on the double album 💿....sometimes ok but sometimes way too much all at once

[@tuckerhart3664]

I don't mind double albums, but I certainly wouldn't want one all the time. I'd rather have a double album than an album that is 10 or 12 songs and half of them have already been put out.

[@asb1705]

can't believe you didn't mention Your Bartender. one of my favorites, and co-written by Thomas Rhett

[@Jarodjackson1998]

I mean Silverado for sale, Warning, and Whiskeyed my way were my favorites but in my opinion it's a solid album all together

[@alexhendl859]

One of my favorite vocal moments on the album is when Morgan and Chris Stapleton sing, “Bartender pour me one more”. The harmony is solid and it’s a great hook.

[@prestonthechosenone9977]

Glad he mentioned ERNEST! He has been a writer on so many of everyone's favorite songs.. He had 11 co-writes on this album alone. Such a talented writer

[@AshWilHam]

There’s a lot of good songs and a lot of bad songs. When he does his heartfelt stuff (7 summers, somebodies problem, sand in my boots) is where he really shines but the repetitive songs about boots, beer, truck, rinse and repeat make it seem hollow. Obviously the light hearted fun songs are for that purpose but you can tell that he could bring back that main stream storyteller country of the 90’s and early 00’s

[@Victoriaxx08]

God I didn’t realize it but the ball is in his court to single handedly change country back to what it used to be!!

[@nathanielmiller9999]

Who’s here after the incident....

[@ditchpicklefishing2908]

Me but I still love the album

[@adustgaming5651]

@@ditchpicklefishing2908 still fucking great

[@Bread45]

No incident happened till his damn peice of shit label daddy dropped him...

[@deangulberry1876]

He went into the incident the top pop country star and the fans dragged him into legend status

[@annaluth85]

This album has been on repeat since it came out. I absolutely love it!!!

[@raupy39]

If Chris Stapleton would’ve had more of a moment on “Only Thing That’s Gone” I think it would’ve been a better song. But, I’ve noticed that whenever Chris does collaborate with artists he tries not to “overstep” I guess you could say. It’s like he wanted Morgan to have his moment and not crush him vocally. I think it’s a great song it’s just needs a little more from Chris. Love this album and the review!

[@kamronhoward6217]

Album is great anyone saying it’s just “okay” is tripping

[@trevorm0329]

One of my favorite things about this album is that it has songs for all occasions, high energy songs to get the good times rolling, or make you feel better, and sad songs for when your heart hurts

[@Lazy_eye_blobFish]

Hi everyone, I hope that you all are having a wonderful and safe night. Take care and God bless 🤎🖤💜Gabriel🧡💙🤍

[@jonathanhughes8679]

Morgan did a great job with cliche songs because we need them but his voice is so good that it makes them worth it. Morgan is not Chris, if everyone was the why would Chris be special..

[@mitchellsalingue2044]

Outlaw is the most underrated song on this album

[@zacsofarjustfriends]

Justice for Warning... especially if it stayed acoustic

[@lukeaustin6194]

Silverado for sale is my absolute favorite... love the collab with Chris Stapleton too, and Sand in My Boots. So many great ones, it's hard to pick!

[@karfri6026]

I’m literally addicted to his Dangerous album! I love Dangerous, Warning, Neon Eyes, 7 Summers Ago the most.

[@henryashley2429]

Warning has made itself real comfortable in my head over the past few days

[@jeanniemainzer8551]

"Sand in My Boots" was an instant hook/hit for me. Morgan could sing the phone book and I'd listen to it. There's just something in his songs...he has that nostalgic tinge that really gets me. Yup, this boy is here to stay.

[@NurseMissa]

I absolutely LOVE every single song on this double album! His voice is just incredible! Silverado For Sale is my very favorite song...if I just HAD to choose!

[@emmageiger6821]

More Surprised Than Me, Warning, Wasted on You, and Neon Eyes were sooo good Edit: Forgot to add 865

[@collindurbin6497]

confused as to why people aren't liking 'only thing that's gone' w/ stapleton, has to be my fav so far. Sand in my boots close second. Really enjoying the album as a whole

[@brennansanders8404]

Whiskey’d My Way and Sand in My Boots easily the go-to’s

[@billymccallister447]

I enjoy the double album because usually I only like about half the songs anyway, on this album I enjoy about 17-18 and I can shuffle them and listen to them for a long time without a certain 3-4 getting old to me. Plus I feel like a lot of songs will hold up for quite a while

[@lilbaseballpro]

I’ve only driven Silverado’s in my life and it’s crazy how nostalgic Silverado for Sale made me on the first listen.

[@NamraSoccer741]

More Surprised Than Me and Outlaw are the most underrated songs

[@rhondalane6749]

Outlaw may be my favorite I'm having trouble deciding 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@kiersonpetrovsky]

“Your bartender” is my personal favorite

[@baileycorwine3736]

Hot take I’m sort of co-opting from you: Morgan Wallen is just the post-FGL version of Sam Hunt. (PS What happened to Hot Take Hugh?!) That being said, I have legitimately not listened to any other music since this record came out. I’m obsessed.

[@makennahomayoon7880]

country ass shit is one of the best songs on the album

[@asiareardon1757]

I love this song. It's kind of ridiculous but I love it. I love the line "pardon my french, mama if you're listenin'" especially after watching the interview Grady did with Morgan last year. The boy loves his mama. ❤

[@28TJONES28]

100% agree with the pick for “Sand In My Boots” for the #1 pick for the album. Such a great song!

[@shanewomack3371]

The disrespect to "more surprised than me"...

[@ChefPleasure]

“Wondering about the wind” gets me every time

[@summerkees7858]

i haven’t seen a comment about this song yet but it’s one of the first ones i wanna listen to when i listen to the album.

[@ChefPleasure]

@@summerkees7858 It’s a great song, gives you a very nostalgic feeling

[@haydenwright6707]

If we got a 12 song album in the style of Sand in my Boots and 7 Summers, it would be incredible. I felt like all the party songs kind of blurred together and felt like retreads of some of the songs on his first album. Except for Country Ass Shit. That one stands out.

[@aaronwill6738]

Coming from somebody that drives 20+ hours a week, I would've paid twice as much for 60 songs. Cannot get enough of this guy.

[@GradySmith]

Hey that's good perspective!!

[@aaronwill6738]

@@GradySmith Looks like I got my wish eh? 2 more songs! :)

[@kendrasleeper684]

The acoustic version of Wasted on You is top tier for me, and of course Cover Me Up is a longtime fave. Can’t wait to see what’s in store for Morgan!

[@Eric-oq2yu]

Silverado for sale, wasted on you, me on whiskey, only thing that’s gone not mentioned!? Me on whiskey chorus is unreal

[@simply2341]

Never clicked faster

[@CoopShow]

“Wonderin Bout The Wind” reminds me of a Garth album track that I’d be obsessed with. It’s def my fav!

[@brookelounsbury1843]

I personally understand that he’s sad, but I appreciate his music because it’s real and people can actually relate to it. It’s better than a Sam hunt or Thomas Rhett record

[@roystoys3995]

I think this is the best country album released in years. Morgan has such an unusual voice and great way of delivering songs.

[@joshyouah489]

damn that acoustic version is even better! Also i find Morgan Wallen singing Luke Combs' Cold As Beer in Beer Dont.

[@mitchellhoerig9144]

I think the whole label should listen to Morgan and the crowd and make an entire acoustic version of the album because it'll not only sound good but draw in that pure country sound and crowd that doesn't want all that production beats and snap track vibe

[@maxwelljose2241]

The thing about comments like “he’s a sad boy” is that most of these dudes don’t write even 20% of their material. When Isbell writes songs about despair you know that’s coming from his heart. When Morgan sings a song about missing a girl it’s because him and 2 other dudes wrote a country hit about missing summer and drinking six packs by the river. Quite literally that happened.

[@teeman8999]

Maybe they just mean bad boy in the Nashville music. I guess compared to Luke Bryan and FGL he would be anyway.

[@maxwelljose2241]

@@teeman8999 I like some of his music, for sure. New country isn’t my favourite by a long shot, but I listen to some, maybe even lots of it at times. But it’s hard to get into it when I don’t have much respect for their process or their credibility. I listen to it because it’s fun and has catchy melodies, not because I think they’re great lyricists who are pushing boundaries. I wouldn’t ever call him a “bad boy” haha. Anyways. Not a big deal. It wasn’t even directed at Grady, I love his videos no matter what, very well made.

[@travw6272]

I really resonated with “Rednecks Red letters Red Dirt” I recently just moved to a much more urban area and don’t have anything really familiar to my upbringing. Always nice to return home and the slow and quiet

[@nathanhansen1846]

I saw him in 2019 and he was the opening act for FGL.., and now he’s popular enough to possibly have more people show up to his concert lol

[@itsjared7298]

My girlfriend of 1 1/2 years left me cold turkey like two weeks before this dropped and I couldn't think of a better time personally for this album. EVERY song hits a bullseye in my heart and I can relate to just about every song. 10/10 this is about to become album of the year.

[@chewyfruits587]

I think it would have been interesting to have a song or two about his experience as a new father

[@tessagilmer]

morgan is the only person i’d take hours for to listen to his full double album

[@SneakerShow24]

Tell me “now I’m dodging potholes in a sunburnt Silverado, like a heart broke desperado” doesn’t have HARDY written all over it.

[@tiffanyandadventures]

Absolutely love the grit of Morgan’s voice, and your descriptions are so well informed and thought out. Loved this video and am excited to give this album a deep listen.

[@ryanjarnagin5877]

Wasted on you is by far my favorite which is very cliche especially when it shot its way up to his top song. Neon eyes, Your bartender, warning, and still going down are my next picks

[@Austin_SOLDanoRealEstate]

Havent seen one person talk about Cover Me Up! Awesome song with an awesome story behind it.

[@Celestia1111ove]

I see your points, but not that you care about my opinion- but I think this double album is awesome sauce!!! There’s so many good songs up here. I like how some of his songs feel classic rockish...Neon Eyes, Sand in my Boots, and Wondering about the Wind. Enjoyed your critique!

[@GradySmith]

Hey, your opinion is as valid as mine!

[@Celestia1111ove]

@@GradySmith I appreciate that! We all have em’. 😀

[@achristine6268]

I’ve been waiting for you to talk about this album! I love the first half much more too. Outlaw and the duet with Chris Stapleton are my faves.

[@paulsmith9198]

Surprising sadness? Maybe he's just still pining for the mannequin in the Chasin' You video.

[@noahdriscoll3212]

I'm so happy you included quittin time, I'm a sucker for sad songs as well and Morgans voice on it is sooo good.

[@aidanbrown6607]

Still going down is my favorite I got hurt when he said it was his least favorite

[@irisberkheimer]

I love Silverado For Sale, because that's actually my story! Livin' The Dream is a close tie and I honestly feel is super underrated. I love when an artist reminds us that they're human and that the grass is NOT always greener.

[@jonathanmolik4397]

Silverado for Sale struck a cord in my heart. My personal favorite but probably not the best.

[@renaeclark6967]

Pretty much agree with this review. The second disc isn’t my style, but the more I listen to the first disc the more I like it. I would listen to an acoustic album from him alllll day every day, the producers cover up so much of his talent.

[@lucianoharos4072]

I love the double album! He did really good

[@daveypike]

I love every single song on this album! I like more then others but I can listen to his entire album all day, and that’s what I’ve been doing for the last year. Just got my Apple Music yearly listens the other day and I’m the last year I’ve put in 24k minutes worth of Morgan wallens music.

[@Cdyoung15]

As good as “Sand in my Boots” is and I think it’s the best song on the album, I can’t help but think about Kenny Chesney’s “Anything but Mine”

[@tylerbaker8245]

I thought the EXACT thing that “now im dodging potholes” sounds identical to “in the morning im leavin” and ill never unhear it

[@rhondalane6749]

Me tooooo

[@keeganmckristlly9626]

865 is written by John Byron, who actually had an album come out a few years ago. It didn’t do well but there are some good songs on it. Its called “across that line”. He writes songs now, and you’ll probably see more of him in the future.

[@gregoryfaulkner5345]

Funny how, if we add up everyone's fav song on the double album commented here; it would be more than a single-length album, yet it's criticized for being a double. I say treat it as two albums of the length bothers you.

[@AKPT33]

Great review, Grady. Sand in My Boots is the song I play the most by far. If this double album was condensed down to my favorite 12 songs, my head might’ve literally exploded because there are that many great ones on here.