Title: Identity Crisis?
Product review: Brooks has been one of the leaders of a pop-country movement that has practically destroyed the form by replacing good music with good marketing. Although one can understand why he would want to be someone else, Garth cannot stop being himself. This time, though, he is going to find the sledding a little bit tougher. Pop music is already loaded with frothy fluff, and as for that new "look"--big deal. The only thing weaker than this album will be his "acting" in that upcoming flick, no doubt financed by himself. Move over, Michael Jackson, there's a new weirdo in town.
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