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| Artist : Love And Theft |
| Album : Love And Theft |
| Label : RCA |
| Year : 2012 |
| Genre : Country |
| Rip date : Jul-27-2012 |
| Store date : Jul-24-2012 |
| Size : 69,2 MB |
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| 01 - Angel Eyes 03:08 |
| 02 - Inside Out 03:15 |
| 03 - Runnin' Out Of Air 03:20 |
| 04 - Amen 03:37 |
| 05 - If You Ever Get Lonely 03:50 |
| 06 - Thinking Of You (And Me) 03:25 |
| 07 - Town Drunk 04:10 |
| 08 - Real Good Sign 03:24 |
| 09 - She's Amazing 03:26 |
| 10 - Girls Love To Shake It 03:21 |
| 11 - Girls Look Hot In Trucks 04:00 |
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| 38:56 min |
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| Three years after their 2009 debut World Wide Open, Love and Theft is |
| now a duo of Stephen Barker Liles and Eric Gunderson, having lost Brian |
| Bandas sometime in 2011. The departure of Bandas -- who was placed |
| prominently on the cover of World Wide Open, giving the impression that |
| Liles and Gunderson are stepping out of the shadows and into the |
| spotlight -- doesn't markedly change the sound of the group, who still |
| specialize in sweet, soft country-pop. Unlike Rascal Flatts -- an early |
| and not inaccurate comparison and not just because they used to share a |
| label, Lyric Street -- Love and Theft never aim for arena bombast, not |
| even when they try to rock & roll a little on "Girls Love to Shake It." |
| They keep things crisp and clean, even finding a way to work in a |
| whistling hook on "Inside Out," one of the sprightlier tunes here, and |
| that cheerful, well-scrubbed persona is endearing even if it's never |
| quite compelling. Then again, Love and Theft never attempt to be |
| gripping: they rely on easy charm, slowly working their way into a |
| listener's good graces, and this eponymous album functions similarly, |
| seeming pleasant enough on first encounter, but with repeated exposure, |
| all the amiability is ingratiating. |
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