 | |
List Price: $18.98 | | Label: Warner Brothers
Salesrank: 10214
Released: May 6, 2008 |
| Our Price: $13.47 |
| Used Price: $8.68 |
|
| Media: Audio CD |
|
Pure BS Deluxe Edition Track Listing:
1. This Can t Be Good
2. Don t Make Me
3. The More I Drink
4. I Don t Care
5. She Don t Love Me
6. Back There Again
7. It Ain t Easy Bein Me
8. What I Wouldn t Give
9. I Have Been Lonely
10. She Can t Get That
11. The Last Country Song
12. Chances
13. I Can t Walk
14. Home
Editorial Review:
Blake Shelton’s fourth album, Pure BS, released in October 2007, went gold and Top 3 Country, just like his first three albums. In fact, every album has charted higher on the Pop chart than the last one, from Top 40 to Top 30 to Top 20 to Top 10 for Pure BS. Now his latest is being reissued as a Deluxe Edition, featuring three previously unreleased tracks—"Chances," "I Can’t Walk Away" and the new single, a filled-with-strings cover of the Michael Bublé adult contemporary hit "Home." With Pure BS – Deluxe Edition, Blake Shelton stretches out.
Pure BS Deluxe Edition Reviews:
An amazing CD from an amazing artist! 
2009-09-12 - I adore this album! Blake Shelton's dreamy baritone has minimal country twang, which really appeals to this rock-n-roll gal. This CD contains a couple of Blake's fun songs - complete with the wit and storytelling that Blake and country music are known for. There are also a couple ballads to set a romantic mood and melt a lady's heart.
"MORE Pure BS" contains an additional three songs, including Michael Buble's classic "Home". Blake can sing anything. This CD proves it. From upbeat country rock to classic country to love songs, Blake's range is peeking through in each track. Nearly every song on this CD is a favorite.
A Unique, Instantly Identifiable Talent
2009-01-24 - This revised release definitely places Blake Shelton in the pantheon of superstar country vocalists. He's distinctive because he's comfortable with tradition and more modern styles too; he could even be called the new archetypical male country singer. Blake has always cultivated the honky-tonk sound and identifies with its crowd, but now he proves he can croon a tender ballad with as well as anyone too.
This disk is unique with a hilarious sense of humor to go with fun, up-tempo songs and ballads. "The More I Drink" is great, along with "The Last Country Song," which also proves he's respectful of country tradition. (Jones and Anderson) "Don't Make Me" is terrific at expressing longing and yearning, a great vehicle for his voice. "Home" will find another audience for Blake Shelton, bringing new fans to him and country music in general.
The key to long-term success seems to be an instantly identifiable style. It isn't enough being a "country hunk" in yet another cowboy hat. Blake is much more. He's got his own style and the pipes to perform any song.
classic Blake Shelton
2008-12-18 - I think this guy is terrific. He definitely has his own distinctive style. Thats' not easy to attain I believe in C & W music. I predict he'll be an even bigger star as the years go by. This CD is classic Blake Shelton. If you've enjopyed his other albums, you'll love this one as well.
The Best of Blake!
2008-10-06 - Every song on this CD tells me why Blake is one of my favorite performers! Love his smooth style.
Just love Blake 
2008-09-17 - This is my first Blake Sheldon album and I loved it. I think HOME is such a great song. I also loved all the songs he sang with Miranda.
She adds to the record.
