Track Listing

1. I'm Alive
2. Time Stand Still
3. The Boys of Summer
4. Until I Find You Again
5. Until You Dare
6. Morning Buzz
7. Where the Wind May Blow
8. Catch of the Day
9. Ordinary Lives
10. Free Again
11. White Jeans

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #77826 in Music
• Released on: 2008-02-05
• Number of discs: 1

Customer Reviews

best since nervous night
I was suprised to learn there was a new Hooter album (although it was release in 2007). I reluctantly purchased it since it was a mere 14.99 at "worst" buy and all the subsequent albums since nervous night were either fair or poor. The new album/cd is the best material since the first album. The instrumentation is excellent. I strongly suggest the old Hooter fans who may have raised the white flag many years ago to give this cd a try and I am certain you will not be disappointed. I assume it may have taken them in excess of 10 years to write the new material but it was well worth the wait.I hope it continues and we do not have to wait another 10 plus years.

Perfect evolution...
What a great "comeback" album from The Hooters. While some people might argue that the music is lackluster, I argue that this is the perfect evolution for the band's music. Who could really pull of "And We Danced" Part 2 anyway? This disc shows a more mature, songwriting focused side of the band. Still maintained are the band's "Hooterization" elements such as accordian, mandolin, mandola, and melodica, and recorder. The pop elements circa Nervous Night (i.e. layered 80's style production) are gone, but it is still unmistakably The Hooters. Rob and Eric made sure of that. The stripped down atmosphere of the record lets the musicianship of the band's members shine through. You'd be really hard pressed to find 5 better individual musicians than the members of The Hooters. At the risk of being long winded, pick up this disc. If you're a fan of quality songwriting by gifted musicians who are truly focused on the music, you won't be disappointed.

Great Songs
This is a quintessential 80's rock band reunion album. I think it is the best album I've heard all year. If you buy it, you will not regret it. The band writes catchy tunes: sort of like a Barry Manilow commercial jingle backed up by The Who. Its very nostalgic but very fresh and new. Not as high-strung as their 80's music, but most of us don't want anymore Nervous Nights.