Reba McEntire - Greatest Hits Volume III: I'm A Survivor | Reba McEntire

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	Reba McEntire - Greatest Hits Volume III: I'm A Survivor Reba McEntire Mca Nashville, 2001 average customer review:based on 97 reviews view larger image
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Reba specializes in encouraging ordinary women to face their trials with courage, perseverance, and hope. Consisting mostly of 1990s hits, Volume III deviates from this mission just twice: "The Night the Lights Went Out in Georgia," which is either a slice of Southern gothic or pure kitsch, take your pick; and "She Thinks His Name Is John," a morality tale that mistakes pity for empathy. More typically, Reba shouts, "You go girl!" "Fallin' Out of Love," for example, is about a woman who tells her cheating ex to take a hike when he comes crawling back. "I'm a Survivor" (her sitcom theme and one of the disc's three new recordings) somehow finds common cause between the struggles of a single mom and a preemie. If only there were some real-life scale to it all. Instead, Reba the Diva transforms each song into a grandiose anthem, where even the quietest beginnings end with her revving up for one more key change. --David Cantwell

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Nice Hits

Have you noticed that the Reba bashers are in clusters and they post within a day from one another. Look at their review history and you'll see that they (or should I use the singular form) only reviews and trashes Reba's albums. It's just one psychotic voice acting as 10 in vain hope to drag down her ratings. How pitiful.
Back to the album, the songs are here good, but the selection isn't. It's missing many crucial hits since Greatest hits II.
If anyone wants to buy this package, skip it and buy "#1's" that was recently released.

"YOUNG" IS JUST AN ALTERNATIVE WAY OF SAYING "STUPID."

My feeling is that most of these....er....uh...."reviews" were written by children MUCH too young to know the superior talent and overall excellence of Empress Reba. I also feel that those same children are better suited to "reviewing" Rap and/or Hip Hop.....as those two genres are NOT music, and these children are NOT adult enough to offer a viable opinion!

Praise be to Empress Reba!

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Real Reba

I see a number of 1 star reviews for Reba's Greatest Hits Vol. III and most all those people seem to have as their gripe that this album isn't "country" enough, like Reba is some kind of a traitor to her "true" music. Well, I think it's up to the artist to decide what music he or she makes, and if Reba decides to alter things a bit, so what? In any event, it's not like this is some kind of radical deviation into a genre completely different from her 80s stuff. This is REba's stuff from the 90s and is still most definitely recognizable as country. Reba's voice is powerful as ever. The songs here center on Reba's vocals and storytelling. The best tunes:

Heart is a Lonely Hunter
Night the Lights Went out in Georgia
Take it Back
Why Haven't I Heard from You
One Honest Heart

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I haven't gotten it yet, just read the reviews.

I thought that this was a place to write reviews. Not snipe at other reviewers. If you don't like the album just say so. If you don't like the review, then don't read reviews by that reviewer. You don't have to say that they're malfunctioning or that they are children. No one has the exact same tastes in music. It's important to get both sides.

reviews: page 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10

Tracks
I'm a Survivor - Reba McEntire, Kennedy, Shelby | Forever Love - Reba McEntire, Hengber, Liz | The Heart Is a Lonely Hunter - Reba McEntire, Williams, Kim | And Still - Reba McEntire, Hengber, Liz | If You See Him, If You See Her - Reba McEntire, James, Tommy [Count | The Night the Lights Went Out in Georgia - Reba McEntire, Russell, Bobby | Fallin' out of Love - Reba McEntire, Ims, Jon | The Heart Won't Lie - Reba McEntire, Carnes, Kim | Take It Back - Reba McEntire, Jackson, Kristy | She Thinks His Name Was John - Reba McEntire, Knox, Sandy | The Fear of Being Alone - Reba McEntire, Aldridge, Walt | Why Haven't I Heard from You - Reba McEntire, Knox, Sandy | One Honest Heart - Reba McEntire, Malloy, David | Myself Without You - Reba McEntire, DiPiero, Bob | Sweet Music Man - Reba McEntire, Rogers, Kenny [1]

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