Disco de Reba McEntire: “Unlimited”

If you only get one of Reba's mercury CDs, get this one!! There is not one song on here that wouldn't have made it to the top ten at least! IMO McEntire is at her very, very best here. This is one of my favorite Reba albums along with "Behind the Scene", and "Have I Got a Deal for You" and "For My Broken Heart"!

Probably the reason they titled this album "Unlimited" is because there is great versatility in this album. No song sounds alike and this is a great thing. This is the best album of her Mercury years and the prize of the pack is her top three hit "I'm Not that Lonely Yet"...still packs a wallop after all these years. Just a beautiful song. Equally fantastic is "Out of the Blue" with that haunting Piano...and "Everything I'll Ever Own". "I'd Say You" is wonderful and "Whoever's Watchin'" shows how Reba can outdo herself on an uptempo tune. I'll put this excellent effort up against anything she has released in the past ten years which has been disappointing. With this Reba does prove herself a 'limitless' talent.

I to agree that this a great cd! I like every song and never get tired of listening to it. Had mine since 1994 and got it for 15 bucks! It is a true treasure in my Reba cd collection. Reba is a good hard working woman and mother. She RULES!!

Rare is the album that I can find in which every song is a winner. This is the case with "Unlimited". Reba truly is unlimmited here in this album and the songs are so beautiful and touching as only she could sing them. Give this one twenty stars and throw all of her nineties albums (except for "For My Broken Heart) in the garbage. They could never measure up to "Unlimited".

Reba doesn't give herself enough credit for being on Mercury. Jerry Kennedy, the producer outdid himself on this one!! Again, every cut is a priceless jewel, my favorite being "Out of the Blue" with that haunting piano lick!! But I also single out "I'm Not that Lonely Yet" simply the best waltz ballad Reba has ever recorded!!! I remember when that song first came out my mother, who was very hard to please when it came to country music, told me to rush right out and buy it!! I could only find it on the album and while my mother didn't care for a lot of the songs on the rest of the album, I certainly did consider it to be the finest effort she ever released on Mercury. Get this one folks....you will NOT BE disappointed!!!