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Billboard

McGraw's best effort yet. [31 Mar 2007]

All Music Guide

Let It Go was well worth the wait and McGraw is still at the top of the heap.

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PopMatters

There are moments of true transcendence here.

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Boston Globe

The darkest record that McGraw has ever made.

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Entertainment Weekly

With the exception of the title track, none [of the songs] have the indelible melodies that have marked his finest work. [30 Mar 2007, p.72]

Stylus Magazine

As always, McGraw’s music primarily falters when the songs themselves lack sufficient emotional content for even his considerable conjuring powers to salvage.... Luckily, there are still moments when songwriting prowess and vocal mastery meet halfway.

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Los Angeles Times

Even this far into his career, McGraw can't blunt the impression that he's a country singer who wishes he were a '70s rocker.

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Amazon.com

Little here finds McGraw in a feel-good mode.

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Hartford Courant

A collection of smoothly produced, soft-pedaled cowboy anthems.

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What Our Users Said

The average user rating for this album is 7.8 (out of 10) based on 9 User Votes

Note: User votes are NOT included in the Metascore calculation.

lauren h gave it a10:
This new McGraw cd is stellar and Tim mcGraw has critically selected his songs, that go deeper and penetrate the soul..his voice is richer, more sonorous than ever...

Allie W. gave it a10:
I think that this is what country music is all about. It's not digitally sounding, but a raw classy line of great songs. I especially like the duet w/ Faith Hill. You can Tell that they love each other. I recommend this cd to every country fan out there. Well Done, Tim McGraw!!!

Susan C gave it a10:
If this is country music, then 'I like it, I love it, I want some more of it'. Tim McGraw has come up with another CD chocked full to the brim with goodies. Here's one singer who not only knows a hit song when it hits him on the nose, but is also discerning enough to know a really good one. 'Nothin' to die for' is, for my money at least, the stand-out track on the album (it's a tough call, because all the songs are so good) - musically perfect with lyrics which actually mean something. How often can you say that about a song (in any genre). As usual, Tim McGraw, delivers the material flawlessly - there's nothing flashy or exhibitionist here, just an absolutely honest approach. Tim McGraw and The Dancehall Doctors never let you forget that the music's the most important thing -without that you're nothing. Tim McGraw is one artist who deserves his success - long may it continue!

Jacqueline AL gave it a10:
This new CD of Tim McGraw is so awesome ! There's a song for everyone to relate to, for me Let It Go is personal. I love all the songs so can't decide which I like the best. Great job Tim

Todd W gave it a5:
At least McGraw deserves props for actually trying to write and sound like a country artist, unlike the human carrion crows Alan Jackson and Toby Keith, who long ago sold their souls to the devil on the some Nashville street corner so they could write songs to sell pickup trucks and exploit our nation's tragedies.

Matt D. gave it an8:
This is a reliable Tim McGraw album. Not quite as consistent as Set This Circus Down, but it's his darkest and most country.

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