Title: Must be one of the signs of the apocalypse
Product review: So how does someone sing with twang then lose it? The track "Right Now" is a blatant attempt to be radio friendly and feel good friendly. Unfortunately it bastardizes the original version of Cheryl Wheeler's "If It Were Up to Me", conveniently omitting the strongest line of the entire song. Regardless whether you're for or against gun control, what Garth did was destroy a song's original intent in the name of airplay and record sales. It proves whether he's country or rock, he's all about selling records.
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