Disco de Lonestar: “Crazy Nights”

Lonestar began to put their name on the map of country music stars with this album. Just about all of the songs are good and half of them were hits. "Come Crying To Me" and "Everything's Changed" are probably the two most popular, but what radio listeners haven't heard of this cd makes it even better. "Amie" is one of the best remakes I've ever heard, it couldn't have been done much better. I don't see why "Crazy Nights" and "Keys To My Heart" weren't hits.

This album doesn't get nearly as much credit as it should've. In my opinion, it could've been a Grammy nominee and possibly a winner. Sure, "Amazed" might have really been the song that got most people to notice Lonestar, and rightfully so. But if you want a great, solid country album, I'd recommend getting this one also.

This album has all the works of being an album that should have gotten some accalates. However, it is an album that will possibly be looked at as one of Lonestar's mistakes along the road to stardome. That is far from the truth. This album shows the country roots that Lonestar possessed before moving into the more poppy side of life. If you like Lonestar's stuff now you'll love this CD cause it will give you a broader look at their music. They go from soft ballads like "week at Juarez" to songs like "everything's changed" which is by far my favourite. "Amie" was never a single but would have done well on the charts. Have a listen to this one folks and you'll see what Lonestar was before "Amazed"

I have to say when I first fell in love with Lonestar was with that song "you walked in" that song is the most amazing song to have been produced. I fell in love with the rest of the album. great excellent stuff. I play it in my car, house, portable, email, etc. Just Buy it!!!!! You will not be dissapointed.