Title: I was hoping for less pop and more fire.
Product review: Comparing Garth Brooks to Chris Gaines should be like comparing apples to oranges... but I'm going to do it anyway. A big GB fan, the idea of Garth creating a new persona intrigued me and I purchased the album as soon as it was available. For the most part, I feel the album lacks a certain amount of soul. I guess it could be expected from someone who doesn't really exist. I was hoping for an "In Pieces" which kept my heart dancing throughout, but instead found "Right Now" wonderful, "Maybe" and "My Love Tells Me So" good, and the other 10 songs just not striking a resonance with me. I guess I was hoping for a little less pop and a little more fire. Garth may have been keeping one eye on the safety net with this risk, instead of just closing his eyes and letting go.
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