Been waiting for this album
583650
I am an Anne Murray fan, so any album by Anne is an event.  We also share the same Birthday 6/20.  I have met Anne several times and she has always been warm and sincere.  This duet album reflects Anne's personality--the duets are sincere, her voice blends well with all the friends and legends. It would have been nice if she sang newer songs; but many of her hits work well here.  The biggest surprises are the updated " A little Good News" with the Indigo Girls and "Song of the Mira" with the Celtic Wonman. I also like "Cotton Jenny" with Olivia.  You can tell they enjoyed the session together.  I was a little disappointed with one of my favirite Annes songs "Time don't run out on me"  It starts off well and Carole King and her really get into it then all of a sudden, the production, which should have soared just falls flat and ends abruptly.  Also her duet with powerhouse vocalist Martine McBride was just too subdued.  I expected more.  However, despite these reservations, the album receives 5 stars, since there are no four and a half ratings.
Len Lovallo
4051977
This is an album that gets better the more you listen to it!! They started streaming the full album early last week and I've already listened to it 4-5 times before purchasing it today.  I can't wait to see them in a couple weeks and I'm sure that they have a ton of success to come (and hopefully more music).
529741
Finally .......real music is back!!!!!!!!! I love this sooooo much!!!!!!! I truely cant wait for the album....... I KNOW ITS GOING TO BE EPIC FIYAAAAAAH!!!!!!!!!!!
2500149
I have been waiting for this album for a long time. The music is a mix of contemporary lyrics with an old school sound! This is a must have album for all music fans!!!! Love The Future!
1719145
I was giddy with anticipation of this album from the moment I read the announcement that Faith No More was back in the studio together.
The two singles that had been made available prior to the album's release filled me with a certainty that my anticipation would not be in vain.
The whole album is a solid listening experience, running the gamut of Faith No More's range as musicians and Patton's range as a vocalist. Beyond the two tracks that had been released previously, the title track and 'Rise of the Fall' stand out to me as being the best examples of what Faith No More remains capable of as a band, and provide a fantastic sample of just how great these men still are.
I genuinely hope that this wasn't a one-off experiment for them and that they will continue writing and recording together as long as they still have it in them to do so.
301376
this album has been great so far. the anticipation of listening to it for the first time is bliss
2335021
I loved the first album and was hoping this was as good as the first.  "The Bridge" just blew me away.

It's hard to find any tracks I don't like.  However, a few I'm going to bliss out on are "Angels and Devils", "Resting Place" and "We Fall Forever".  I know for certain this is going to played over and over in my iPod rotation.  Am so glad I found they released a new album.  Just fab.
3763352
Love this great new single! Very current sound, but still that distinctive, amazing voice. I'm really looking forward to this new album, Digital Vein, releasing on Sept. 18. It's been a long 4 year wait, but from the songs I've heard so far, I know it was very worth it.
2172098
I have been looking for this great and joyous album for years!  Wore out the LP years ago and suspect I should have bought two CD's just to be sure.  This is my absolute favorite album.  If I feel down I put this on and I can't sit still.  Caroline
1399002
I have been searching for this album for years and was extremely pleased to find out that it been re-recorded on a CD.
The sound and quality were excellent and was definately a long awaited treasure.
3848847
I've been waiting for this release and once again Clutch can't go wrong.
This album rocks.
817268
THEY ARE BACK! I literally cannot wait for their new album to come out! I have this on repeat and I can already tell it's going to be my summer jam.
1375992
Good album.  I give it 5 stars.  What are you waiting for?  Buy it now.
4057994
After a long wait, a great album!
No new ground broken, musically, but a very enjoyable album!
Amazon says I need more words
3138053
I am going to see her in concert soon and having the CD just made my wait that much HARDER.  I can listen to it staright thru!
3345053
As a fan from the beginning, I've been looking forward to this new Lifehouse album for a while and was dismayed with the release date getting pushed back a number of times. But now that it's finally here, it was totally worth the wait. True, it's not their absolute best work to date, but they did pull out a few new musical tricks that I thought were really interesting, while not straying too far from the "typical Lifehouse sound" we all know and love.

First of all, you may notice guitarist Bryce Soderberg's vocals are much more prominently featured here than on the last couple albums; the song "Wrecking Ball" is sung entirely by him and is what I would call "just okay." I also understand that some fans are turned off by the auto-tuning on the track "Here Tomorrow, Gone Today," but it's used sparingly and fits in with the vibe of the song and works really well. In fact I'd say this, for me, is the true highlight of the album. Lead vocalist Jason Wade and Bryce alternate verses and it really is the catchiest, most upbeat song on the CD. By no means would I classify it as "techno" or "dance," so don't let the exaggerated reports dissuade you from giving it a listen even if is a little more pop-oriented. And what's a Lifehouse record without a really good ballad? In this case I'd guess "It Is What It Is" will eventually be a single which will deservedly rank up there with the likes of "You and Me" and "Breathing," as another reviewer said. Otherwise the album generally maintains a mid-tempo beat with a feast of drums of guitars, which is nice but consequently there's not much in the way of real big "rockers" to be found here.

My one complaint, though a minor one, is that the album takes a while to pick up steam and really catch your attention. I suppose every record is entitled to at least three or four songs that you would call filler, but in this case they put them all in a row at the start and it doesn't give the best impression right off the bat. But by the time you get to "Halfway Gone," the popular radio anthem, the rest of the album is just amazing. I also think the addition of musician Ben Carey (who used to tour with Savage Garden) added a little extra "oomph" and polished the band's previously raw sound just a bit. So yes, I would very much recommend this album, because even though a small part of it comes off as half-hearted and forgettable, what it gets right is awesome.
420655
Love!  Finally another album.  Keep them coming.