City & Colour Bring Me Your Love CD

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 Amazing X 10
This guy is one talented dude. Cant stop listening to his Music
Submitted by Mattburgessbc (Vancouver BC)
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 Could benefit of being over-hyped?
I ignored the last City and Colour's Sometimes due to Neverending White Lights Act 1: Goodbye Friends of the Heavenly Bodies sounding so similar in which could be overlapping each other. It sounds upbeat on Bring Me Your Love probably due to the Save Your Scissors backlash that Dallas Green does not want to be remembered best by. I would tend to agree on the same issue. I mean it's a nutshell when you're also a member of Alexisonfire and developed your fanbase over its years of existence. Then again, it's acoustic. Expect it unplugged and compared to Neverending White Lights. Dallas Green made a cameo and songwriting cred on "The Grace". I wouldn't say it's over-the-top in its value for that song, either. There's still an undervalue that has to be met except Gordon Downie of Tragically Hip fame makes a cameo with the song, Sleeping Sickness. You gotta know how an acoustic guitar sounds when you hear one and how surreal it makes for perfect songwriting.
Submitted by Hmmm-mmm (Edmonton, Alberta, CANADA)
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 Best album iv heard in a while
he out did his last one for sure, (dallas) its more folky and a little more upbeat and its not too mainstream, he didn't sell out, its so good, and the last one was incredible too, to give u some perspective, buy this album, you will no regret it
Submitted by seafoodfromthesea (Kitchener, Ontario, Canada)
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 YAY!
Alexisonfire is awesome, but seeing Dallas Green on his own is fantastic. His lyrics are really touching, fitting perfectly with the music. Go on, have a listen.
Submitted by d.green.fan (Sydney Australia)
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 Nothing short of Amazing.
Dallas' Green's lyrics and medlodies are something that will amaze you. Truly beauitful music, fav tracks: Waiting, Confession, Sleeping Sickness, and What Makes a Man.
Submitted by Nelso (Fairbanks)
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