Lady Antebellum

I don't usually purchase country CD's but this one is amazing! I enjoy every song.

These guys are great, their music is refreshing and spirited. You can rock with this sound and also get into a more reflective mood with the variety of songs. Looking forward to seeing them live and a new album. I have played this CD so many times, I know all the words to all the songs. They are great entertainers and fun to watch too.

Great CD! Good listening in traffic jams and gridlock driving. The group harmonizes well in a soft rock-like style.

This is one heck of an album! This is like Fleetwood Mac meets Country!
Their energy is just incredible and I love these tracks: Love Don't Live Here, Lookin' For A Good Time and I Run To You. Charles Kelley's voice has just enough edge to it to really make this a Country-rock album! And Hillary Scott makes a unique harmony. I love this CD!!

It's been a long time since I listened to an album from beginning to end and was impressed with near perfect consistency in the quality of the lyrics, layout and sound composition. But Lady Antebellum pulled it off, there was just one little thing.

Charles Kelley is more than capable as the male lead in the group with his sexy, all-man (no falsettos here!) vocals and I have NO complaints. However, Hillary Scott is not the most powerful voice out there, she works out fine as a back-up vocalist but comes off weak when featured on her own. And on multiple listens to the album I couldn't help but notice the distortion in sound where they had to tone Kelley down and mix Scott up. The sound flow is clearly interupted, especially on the tunes where Scott's voice is so obviously layered over the top of Kelley's, thus hindering his natural deep baratone and you know she dosen't have the pipes to go over him without help.

Once I was aware of this I found it distracting, yet I still really enjoy this album. I just hope that on their second outing they get a better engineer who can mix their voices for a more natural and believable sound.