Luke Bryan-Spring Break…Checkin Out-CD-FLAC-2015-FORSAKEN
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Artist : Luke Bryan
Album : Spring Break…Checkin’ Out
Label : Capitol Records
Genre : Country
Source : CD
Street Date : 2015-03-10
Quality : 1013kbps / 44.1kHz / 2 channels
Encoder : FLAC 1.2.1
Size : 290.87 MB
Time : 38:09 min
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1. My Old Bronco 3:13
2. Games 2:56
3. She Get Me High 3:37
4. Spring Breakdown 3:48
5. Good Lookin’ Girl 3:44
6. Checkin’ Out 3:31
7. You And The Beach 3:18
8. Night One 3:53
9. Like We Ain’t Ever 3:18
10. The Sand I Brought To The Beach 3:28
11. Are You Leaving With Him 3:23
There comes a time in every bro’s life when it’s time to grow up
and stop heading down south for Spring Break. For Luke Bryan,
that time came in 2015. That was the year he released Spring
Break…Checkin’ Out, his seventh seasonal EP celebrating sand,
sun, brews, and bikinis. Checkin’ Out! came in two variations:
one that contains the EP’s five new songs, another that mixes the
new tunes up with 2014’s Spring Break 6…Like We Ain’t Ever,
pumping up to the size of a standard album and making a better
bargain for the buck. Sonically, the songs from the sixth and
seventh EPs intertwine nicely — it’s all bright and cheerful,
sounding warm and open-hearted even in the shadow of the
production’s excessive gleam — but, appropriately enough, all the
new songs find Bryan looking back over his shoulder at all the
fun he’s had over the years. Even when the songs get a little
funky, as they do on the descending blues riff of the title
track, there’s a slight melancholic tinge, as Bryan acknowledges
this is the last time he’ll be doing this. He addresses his
curtain call on “Spring Breakdown” — a song that begins with
“It’s been a real good run/Playing out here in the sun, year
after year/Beer after beer/I’ve watched this crowd grow/I swear
y’all don’t know/What you mean to me,” sounding exactly like the
concert closer it’s designed to be — and passing years are also
evident on “My Ol’ Bronco,” an ode to a car that’s just a few
years shy of Bryan’s age. Maybe that’s why the main edition of
Checkin’ Out is the one that blends these lightly melancholic
tunes with the party anthems of Like We Ain’t Ever, as those are
the ones that keep the good times rolling. Nevertheless, it’s
those five songs that provide a nice farewell to Bryan’s time as
the ringleader of Spring Break, and it’s good to see that he’s
chosen to bring this era to a tidy close instead of letting it
slip into memory.
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