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[Info]
Artist : Justin Moore
Album : Off The Beaten Path
Label : Valory/Universal
Genre : Country
Street Date : 2013-00-00
Quality : 259 kbps / 44.1kHz / Joint Stereo
Encoder : Lame 3.98.4 -V0
Size : 109.23MB
Time : 56:03 min
Url : http://www.justinmooremusic.com/
[Tracks]
1. Old Back In The New School 2:57
2. Beer 3:13
3. Lettin' The Night Roll 3:23
4. Old Habits 3:49
5. Point At You 3:00
6. Wheels 3:29
7. I'd Want It To Be Yours 3:16
8. This Kind Of Town 3:51
9. Dirt Road Kid 3:25
10. Country Radio 2:44
11. That's How I Know You Love Me 4:36
12. One Dirt Road 3:41
13. Off The Beaten Path 3:14
14. Field Fulla Hillbillies 3:17
15. Big Ass Headache 3:34
16. For Some Ol' Redneck Reason 4:34
[Notes]
Get loud, get rowdy, but get home and emerge solid family men dedicated to
some basic ideals that have defined this country. One need look no further
than The Warren Brothers/Lance Miller/Austin Cunningham-penned opener Old
Back In The New School to understand Moore is all about the things that
last, the wild times and the enduring values making for a way of life worth
living.
It's that kind of edge that draws a singer like Miranda Lambert to duet on
the somber heartbreaker Old Habits. A little bit rowdy, a little bit
sentimental, a whole lotta roughneck, Moore has dented the country radio
charts with three #1s in the anything but big city Small Town USA, the
sentimental family embracing If Heaven Weren't So Far Away and the fidelity
pledge Til My Last Day, in addition to the Top 10 mission declaration
Backwoods.
But the hits don't really tell the whole story. This is the man whose first
single a digital only release was I Could Kick Your Ass, who flexed his
sense of humor with the new guy mocking Bait A Hook and unapologetically
throw down How I Got To Be This Way. And long before booty country became a
touchstone, Moore dropped the swaggering Back That Thing Up. Indeed, Booty
Country is full force on OFF THE BEATEN PATH. He has the Kim Kardashian and
J-Lo invoking I'd Want It To Be Yours co-written with Stover and Brandon
Kinney and the slip into the night guitar grinder Off The Beaten Path that
slithers through the Patron and the moonlight. Good ole boys doing what
they're good at. Moore has built a career eschewing the path most taken,
building a fanbase of people just like him.
Take a certain amount of swagger, add some hard-rocking guitars and add
Country Radio, a howler that celebrates the ultimate lube for escaping the
boredom and expectations. There's the same kind of bulked up, bearing down
picture of pride of Lettin the Night Roll, pure freedom and the will to be
alive.
Two strong hands, a back that can shoulder anything, this is working man's
post-modern American and that respect is what binds him to his woman in That
s How I Know You Love Me. Ultimately, she refuses to make him change, and
takes what's there for what it is, loving him for all its busted glory.
To believe in values that last, to embrace what is enough and know it's more
than plenty, that is the greatest truth for a man like Moore, who sees no
reason to leave the place he grew up. Beyond the hits, the gold-certified
albums and the momentum of a career hitting its stride, OFF THE BEATEN PATH
is a collection of classic postcards that make up the ascending This Kind of
Town and the driving chugger One Dirt Road.
You don't have to take it from Moore, though. No less than the great Charlie
Daniels, a man who's hung tough for hardcore old school values is featured
on For Some Ol Redneck Reason, a pledge of allegiance to living true to
principles and never giving into convention. This is one of the truest event
moments as Moore dials it back, unfurling the map of his heart and soul.