Leann - LeAnn Rimes

Advantages: Some great songs
Disadvantages: Needs lryics in the cover

...Leann Rimes - I Need You (1) I Need You "I need you like water, like breathe, like rain." A relatively slow ballad, which is typical of Leann's country style of music. A 'male dependent' song, like 'How Do I Live', and most of the tunes on this album. Due to be release as a single soon. I'll let you know when. Definitely should make it into the top 5, I know I'll buy it. Sounds like it should be on the soundtrack for Dawson's Creek, probably is. (2) But I Do Love You "I don't like to be alone at night. And I don't like to hear I'm wrong when I'm right. And I don't like to have the rain on my shoes but I do love you" Taken from the sound track of Coyote Ugly. The first bit played on the acoustic guitar is what they used on the trailer. This is the sort of song you sing in the shower, or when you're driving... Read review

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Advantages: Great value for money, fantastic album
Disadvantages: None Really

...Not many people can say they have released a 'Best Of' album by their 21st birthday, but LeAnn Rimes is not many people. She came onto the music scene at 13, and has been producing hits ever since. Her new album is a compilation of her biggest hits, including her very first song, and her most recent song. Album Track List: 1: Can't Fight the Moonlight 2: Life Goes On 3: How Do I Live 4: I Need You 5: We Can 6: Last Thing On My Mind (Ft. Ronan Keating) 7: This Love 8: But I Do Love You 9: Written in the Stars (Ft. Elton John) 10: Suddenly 11: The Right Kind of Wrong 12: Commitment 13: Please Remember 14: Crazy 15: Blue 16: Looking Through Your Eyes 17: You Light Up My Life 18: One Way Ticket (Because I Can) 19: How Do I Live (Mr Mig Dance Radio Edit) 20: Can... Read review

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Advantages: less poppy than her previous release
Disadvantages: the ballards

...LeAnn Rimes has in her time as a recording artist released 12 albums, and one greatest hits collection, not bad for a woman who is still only 25! Having bought this album off the strength of the first single release Nothin Better to do, which hasnt had a huge amount of radio airplay - at least not on the stations I tend to listen to, but the video has been on seemingly permanent rotation on several music channels (hmm the attractions of a pretty blonde maybe?), and is a poppy country song about the ease with which you can get in to trouble living in a remote area. Opening with the title track Family the album starts well, the country start becomes a rockier track which covers all the reasons a family is what it is, and how it is, certainly it seems Leann has been lucky enough to have a family who have kept her rooted despite her... Read review

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