Name	Artist	Time	Price
1.	Beat (I Can Feel Your Heart)	Lonestar	3:13	$0.99
2.	Live, Laugh and Love	Lonestar	4:01	$0.99
3.	She Wants What She Wants	Lonestar	3:23	$0.99
4.	You're the Reason Why	Lonestar	3:26	$0.99
5.	Y.O.U.	Lonestar	3:34	$0.99
6.	Making Memories	Lonestar	4:44	$0.99
7.	The Future	Lonestar	3:39	$0.99
8.	Goodbye Is Goodbye	Lonestar	3:19	$0.99
9.	Let Me Love You	Lonestar	3:48	$0.99
10.	Party Heard Around the World	Lonestar	3:24	$0.99

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Our Review

“I’m tired of talking about the past,” declares newly recruited lead singer Cody Collins on Lonestar’s Party Heard Around the World, and indeed the veteran country-pop band makes a deliberate effort here to retool themselves for another run at the charts. Replacing long-time frontman Richie McDonald, Collins injects some youthful vigor into the band’s bloodstream, moving them away from the family-friendly tone of “Mr. Mom” and “My Front Porch Looking In” towards a more freewheeling sound. Of course, Lonestar hasn’t abandoned the harmony-laden balladry that earned them so much success from the early ‘90s onwards. “You’re the Reason Why” and “Let Me Love You” are unabashedly romantic offerings, served up with more gusto than the band has shown in some time. Upbeat tracks like “Live, Laugh and Love” and “Goodbye Is Goodbye” move with sleek guitar-fueled drive, while Collins’ swaggering vocal on “Y.O.U.” sparks some real heat. The album’s title tune is a Saturday night anthem that definitely signals that Lonestar has loosened up.

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Customer Reviews

Sellout. (1 star)
I remember when Lonestar was first on the scene with "Amazed." That song was amazing, and so were "My Front Porch Looking In" and "I'm Already There," although on different albums. That's the sound of Lonestar I remember. But this is not the Lonestar I grew up with. They have completely sold out to the younger country artists and mimiced their style. I'm sorry, but even with a new lead singer, that doesn't m

Worth The Wait... (5 stars)
I was Skeptical at first thinking Lonestar would not sound good without Richie McDonald but I was wrong the new lead singer may turn out to be better. He really gives the band a "Fresh" new sound that I think they have needed for a while! Go Lonestar!!!

Sounds like Texas Country singer Kyle Park (4 stars)
Cody Collins has a similar voice to Kyle Park and if anything the album's just as country as anything Richie McDonald's done in the last ten years. I'm laughing that someone called them a sellout from their My Front Porch Looking In and I'm Already There, that's around the time when they sold out. Amazed was their last real Lonestar single, not when they came on the scene. They came on the scene with Tequila Talkin'. And when No News dropped

Biography

Formed: 1992 in Nashville, TN
Genre: Country
Years Active: '90s, '00s, '10s

Though their name might lead you to believe that Lonestar was formed in Texas, the quintet actually hails from Tennessee. Originally called Texassee, the band features Richie McDonald (lead vocals, guitar), John Rich (lead vocals, bass), Michael Britt (lead guitar, background vocals), Dean Sams (keyboard, background vocals), and Keech...

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Top Songs By Lonestar
	Name	Album	Time	Price
1.	Amazed	The Greatest Hits	4:00	$1.29
2.	I'm Already There	I'm Already There	4:13	$1.29
3.	Mr. Mom	Let's Be Us Again	3:28	$1.29
4.	My Front Porch Looking In	The Greatest Hits	3:43	$1.29
5.	Walking In Memphis	The Greatest Hits	3:49	$1.29
6.	Amazed	Lonely Grill	4:00	$1.29
7.	What About Now	The Greatest Hits	3:31	$1.29
8.	I'm Already There	The Greatest Hits	4:12	$1.29
9.	Take Me Out to the Ballgame	Everyone's Hero (Music from..	2:42	$0.99
10.	Let Them Be Little	Let's Be Us Again	4:01	$0.99

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