This guy is the shit. Talk about some real music. I know that when I go see Adam play I am going to get a preformance, not just some loud noise. I either have 6th Street or 21 to Enter in my CD player, and they don't leave much. Loved hanging out with you Adam and Toby and Quincy in College Station. We sure need to do it again sometime. COME BACK TO C.S. SOON PLEASE!!!

Wow!! You talk about talent! This guy has the ability to make the hair on your arms stand up with the vocals and songwriting. I listen to 6th street and 21 to Enter on a daily basis. I can't get enough. My five yr old and 15 yr old are even hooked!! If you get a chance to see him live, don't pass up the opportunity. It's worth the drive and money. Leesburg, Ga

Adam is simply put, a wonderful, soulful singer/songwriter. He reminds me a little of Townes with his singing, Lucinda with his songwriting, and he really comes alive when you see him in person. He doesn't make it to Texas often enough, so keep an eye out for him and go see him. I agree that he could be the next best thing.

As a write of Texas Music, I can be pretty critical. But this guy Adam Hood has got a good thing going. His album "21 to enter" had some great acoustic stuff on it. This latest venture is a good piece of work [especially the second track]as well. His writing is still a tad bit on the trite side and the tunes are not the most complex arrangements in the world. However, the man can sing about some loneliness and make you feel it too. This album is great for thinking about the past and everything that comes with it. Hood's tunes are more than some work that throws together a few rhyming words and phrases which talk about some overdone story about Texas beerjoints, Gruene Hall, and/or loosing a love in Austin. You definitely wanna pick this one up. Dig up the money and buy it. This music actually makes you feel something other than the backbeat of a bass drum. Hood is going places - get on the train while you can!

I'm a writer [and soon-to-be performer] of Texas Music and I'm as critical as anyone. Let me tell you - for those who were totally blown away by the incrediblely cool harmony, riffs, and tone of Randy Roger's latest, this acoustic powerhouse Album by Adam Hood is one of the best albums I have bought this year. A must for those late night lonely interstate drives when she and the past are on your mind. If you have the money - buy it. If you don't, borrow the money and get it anyway.

I saw Adam at Gruene Hall a few months ago opening for Leon Russell. This guy has some pipes on him....and amazing songs. I bought his 6th Street EP then and can't stop playing it!!!

This gut blew the crowd away at Bourbon st. in College Station and is a real up-and-comer. Great guy and a hell of a musician. Bring ur ass back to C.S. soon buddy!!!!