Track Listing

1. Somebody Like You
2. Who Wouldn't Want to Be Me
3. Whenever I Run
4. What About Me
5. You'll Think of Me
6. Jeans On
7. You Look Good in My Shirt
8. You're Not Alone Tonight
9. You Won
10. Song For Dad
11. Rainin' On Sunday
12. You're Not My God

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #1024 in Music
• Released on: 2002-10-08
• Number of discs: 1

Amazon.com
Album 2 for the Aussie transplant and former member of the Ranch kicks harder than his debut and fulfills Keith Urban's goal of capturing the elusive "band feel." The solid arrangements are particularly well tailored to Darryl Brown's ruptured romance ballad "You Think of Me" and the swampy "You Look Good in My Shirt." Urban catches fire lyrically on the moving "Song for Dad" and "What About Me," a cautionary view of selflessness he cowrote with Rodney Crowell. That, unfortunately, is as good as it gets. While the Ranch enjoyed a cult following, Urban, who should bring an idiosyncratic side to his music, is clearly out to play Nashville's game. Proof? A preponderance of bland material aimed at pleasing radio consultants and programmers. Consider his original "You're Not Alone Tonight," replete with harmonies used on countless country hits of recent past. True, a banjo occasionally surfaces throughout the album. Nonetheless, reviving David Dunda's 1976 Top 20 pop hit "Jeans On" reveals much about Urban's true musical roots. --Rich Kienzle

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Customer Reviews

You'll Think Of Me...Raining On Sunday
There are two terrific songs on this CD that I could listen to again and again. Raining on Sunday is a great relationship song about just taking time to be with the one you love instead of letting the real world catch you up and take you away from the most important person in your life. And You'll Think of Me is just a great song about how you still find yourself thinking of people even when they are long gone from your life. Anyway...this entire album is great and worth buying or downloading. Those just happen to be two of the best country (rock-ish) songs with great guitar sections. You won't be disappointed.

Not a fan
I heard him on xm and I really loved one of his songs and then I listened to the album. That was the only decent song on there and then I realized he was from australia. Not what I was used to I guess. I tried listening to it a few times but it never caught me.

Golden Road is Urban Gold!
Golden Boy Keith Urban sings it like it is... don't miss this one... It's a must have for anyone!