I’m not impressed. Personally, Cody Canada needs to go back to find his roots. The song writing is horrible. This isn’t Ragweed! BAD…

The more I listen to this CD, the more it grows on me. I am a hardcore Ragweed fan, so they never let me down. Yes it is different, but it works for me. I love NYCG and actually like the pop sound of it. "In Oklahome" is another of my faves along with Lawerence, and I Believe. All in All good job, its good to witness a change. I also like the fact that Plato got to sind on the album as well. Keep oup the great lyrics Cody!

the best work so far by these guys! i love this cd.

leaving tennessee will be on itunes in about a week

Ragweed is a great band with a lot of musical talent, and I think they are exploring more with what they can do now. It is a good new album, certainly not the best, but it still has that same attitude that a lot of the others have. With time the songs grow on you, and you will come to like it, but some of the songs are quite a bit different in sound, and it will catch you off guard from the orinigal standpoint of Ragweed.

I have anticipated this album for a while now and got my hands on it as soon as I could. After listening to it a couple times I realize that these guys are big time now. They have gotten better on each album and this ablum is no different. Good music is a winding road, bad music is like the highway between Dallas and Fort Worth and as long as these guys keep twisting it up they are going to be alright.

Not impressed at all! this cd doesn't come close to many of there previous album like 377, Purple, Soul Gravy, or even Garage... believe me i'm not one of those "play Carney Man!!" or "boys from mobilehoma!!" fans I know my s**t when it comes to good music...

NYCG!NYCG!NYCG! Love the record guys!

i don't understand what people mean when they say this is different than their normal stuff. what is their normal stuff? i mean can you compare carney man to fightin for? i don't think so. you can't classify their music. this cd is creative and i think it shows a collaboration of style that includes everything they've done to this point. it also ventures into new areas.. i personally think this is a very cool cd and may be the best sound/songwriting they have done. they are definitely evolving in a positive direction which is hard because they have always been awesome

I was at Best Buy as they opened the doors in anticipation of this CD. At first I was a bit let down after skipping through the songs. After listening to it all of the way through I liked it, the second time, I loved it. The sound is different from Garage, but has overtones from earlier stuff that I think is great, all in all, probably the best from a great band. Mike McClure did a great job producing with the band, looking forward to the continued growth from an awesome group. By the way, drop the lables of "Nashville" and "Texas Country". Who really gives a sh&t as long as the music and lyrics are solid and from the heart.