Alabama - In the Mood: Love Songs Audio CD
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Band: Alabama
Title: In the Mood: Love Songs
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Release Date: 2003-02-04
Media: Audio CD
Tracks: 1: I'm In The Mood 2: The Living Years 3: When We Make Love 4: Touch Me When We're Dancing 5: Feels So Right 6: How Do You Fall In Love 7: Fallin' Again 8: Lady Down On Love 9: The Closer You Get 10: If I Had You 11: We Can't Love Like This Anymore 12: Then Again 13: Here We Are 14: Face To Face 15: Take Me Down 16: In Pictures 17: Close Enough To Perfect 18: Forever's As Far As I'll Go 19: Love In The First Degree 20: There's No Way 21: God Must Have Spent A Little More Time On You 22: Nothing Comes Close 23: Once Upon A Lifetime
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great cd Have almost all there cds this has my favorites. Alabama is my favorite singers of all time. I'm glad Randy Owen made a new cd.
Alabama Rocks!
This band just produces hit after hit! They have a great sound! They cross the country barrier to any musical type.
Alabama - In the Mood. The Love Songs
Best song on the album is the title song "In the Mood" which has a great, bluesy guitar reminiscent of the one on Chris Isaac's Heart-Shaped world. Good album for when you're feeling romantic.
What A Way To Go!
In The Mood again is an Alabama classic despite that there are only two previously unreleased tracks on this awesome CD. It's sad to see Alabama retire but I guess after 20+ years they deserve it. Every song is a fantastic classic hit. This compilation was very well picked and all the songs are truely awesome love songs. If Alabama wanted to give us one final hoooraaahhhhhhhh! ---- then this is it and they went out with a bang! I would highly recommend this CD to any Alabama fan. All the awesome love songs together on a double CD. What more could we ask for as a grand finale? Happy retirement Alabama and thank you for all those years of beautiful music!.
Alot of the popular songs, but missing some of the classics.
However, I think they kept it a little in the safe zone and didn't take any risks on songs that may not have been chart toppers but probably didn't get the airtime they deserved. Do you really need to hear the CD to review it? Well, it's pretty obvious that a lot of these songs are collections of ones they've done before. I believe Burn Georgia Burn from the Feel So Right album (CD, whatever it was album back then) was one of the best love songs they have ever done, and it's not even sung by Randy Owens. With that said, it's Alabama so I'd be kidding myself to give them anything lower than four stars.
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