1 Won't Be Coming Back - Infamous Stringdusters, Book, Travis
2 Well, Well - Infamous Stringdusters, Hall, Andy
3 When Silence Is the Only Sound - Infamous Stringdusters, Garrett, Jeremy
4 Bound for Tennessee - Infamous Stringdusters, Book, Travis
5 Glass Elevator - Infamous Stringdusters, Pandolfi, Chris
6 Three Days in July - Infamous Stringdusters, Weisberger, Jon
7 The Way I See You Now - Infamous Stringdusters, Hall, Andy
8 Golden Ticket - Infamous Stringdusters, Cobb, Jesse
9 I Wonder - Infamous Stringdusters, Pennell, John
10 Get It While You Can - Infamous Stringdusters, Barnes, Edward D.
11 You Can't Handle the Truth - Infamous Stringdusters, Book, Travis
12 Lovin' You - Infamous Stringdusters, Siskind, Sarah
13 Black Rock - Infamous Stringdusters, Hall, Andy

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the Infamous Stringdusters

 Album Rating: (1 of 5 stars)

Review Comments: I thought this CD would be more of a folk song bunch of music. However, it was way too twangy and country for me! I think the original 'remarks' about it are very confusing. I wish I could return it. But since it was opened and played I cannot.

Good, but not as good as Fork In The Road

 Album Rating: (3 of 5 stars)

Review Comments: I was so pleased with their album "Fork In The Road" that I have listened to countless times, I was planning on buying this album as soon as it came out sound unheard.

I did listen to a sample or two on the band's myspace page as well.

I like the album and do listen to it, but it was a bit of a let down, in my opinion, from Fork In The Road. I do not regret buying the album, though.

My favorite song from this album is definitely "Won't be coming back".

Unique!

 Album Rating: (4 of 5 stars)

Review Comments: I have over 2000 CD's and this is a unique touch to music and I mean that in a good way. Listen to the samples.
I discovered them on a sample CD I get in one of the mags I read.
Enjoy

Great follow-up to their first album

 Album Rating: (5 of 5 stars)

Review Comments: The Stringdusters know how to bridge the gap between classic bluegrass and contemporary audiences. They innovate without selling out; they stay true to the past without seeming musty and dated. Their sound is infectious and fun, yet they cover serious subjects with solemnity and dignity. This is one album you won't tire of soon.

Modern Bluegrass

 Album Rating: (5 of 5 stars)

Review Comments: In their second album, the Infamous Stringdusters continue to introduce the bluegrass branch of the the country music genre to new people. Their soulful rythms, combined with impeccable harmonies and brilliant folksy story-telling make this band a treat to listen to.