Dierks Bentley - Long Trip Alone
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Free Music Review: The Best Yet
Hit: 5 Stars
Long Trip Alone is Dierks Bentley's best album yet, and I have all three. Long trip Alone is a must have for anyone's collection.Free Music Review: Awesome Album
Hit: 5 Stars
This album is sooo good. I like every single song!! This is my first
Dierks album and I'm hooked.
Free Music Review: Great CD
Hit: 5 Stars
If you love Dierks you will love this CD. Great new songs, even the ones that are not on the radio.Free Music Review: Great CD
Hit: 5 Stars
Great CD, great music. I got this for my son and he loves it. Especially Free and Easy.Free Music Review: Another great country effort from Dierks Bentley
Hit: 4 Stars
What makes up country music? Songs of lovin, livin', leavin', drinkin', and carryin' on. What makes up Dierks Bentley's third album? Pretty much all that, plus a lot of heart. These are songs that you and Bentley can both relate to; he compares losing his love to tossing a penny in the Rio Grande; references country/rock buddies Cross Canadian Ragweed; features bluegrass tourmates The Grascals; declares that Heaven is a place where even "thieves and prostitutes" can enter; and bemoans the life he's found on the road, while honoring his heroes, friends, and family who help support him. There's nothing surprising here, which isn't much of a surprise itself--after all, Bentely has always worn his life out on his sleeve.
Dierks Bentley isn't the most original artist out there; hell, half of his licks and melodies "borrow" their power from old Waylon Jennings tunes. What we like about Bentley is this: his honesty. He makes records that he is living or has lived in the past. LONG TRIP ALONE more-or-less chronicles his life on the road, showing you how hard-touring he really his. This record is just as strong as its predecessors (as Bentley sings: "We ain't no rookies, it's our third tour of duty"), featuring those driving rhythms that, though they don't make him unique, do make him stand out from his contemporaries. LONG TRIP ALONE will please those who have already been captured by Bentley's music, and perhaps wrangle a few more into the herd.