CD-Charts Position 1
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Family

by: LeAnn Rimes

Release Date October 09, 2007
Family which LeAnn admits is her most personal record to date,clearly shows her continued growth as an artist in general and a songwriter in particular.She wrote(or co-wrote)all of the songs on the cd(which is a first in her career thus far).
The first single off the cd 'Nothin Better To Do' cracked Billboards Top 20 and the video was in heavy rotation on CMT and to a lesser degree on GAC.The song is very original,upbeat and the video perfectly suited the song and is Ms.Rimes best video to date. Some have been critical of the song citing that they cannot make out the words.This is weak.If you can't make out all the words,read them in the cd booklet.I can think of many great songs by many different artists where all the words cannot be ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 2
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Greatest Hits

by: Leann Rimes

Release Date November 18, 2003
LeAnn Rimes is one of my favorite country artists from the 90s. This cd is a good collection of her greatest hits from that time period. If you buy it in stores, there is also a bonus DVD that has a few of her music videos.

CD-Charts Position 3
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You Light Up My Life: Inspirational Songs

by: LeAnn Rimes

Release Date September 09, 1997
I really have no respect for the CRITIC Amazon let to critize this album you are a loser "Rich Kienzle" evidently you dont know anything about music how can you call something so SOULFUL , SOULLESS? This is an amazing set from Leann....since you wanna critize idiot....why don't you get in the studio and make a CD so we can listen to it....I bet it would so like shiiiii....

CD-Charts Position 4
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This Woman

by: LeAnn Rimes, LeAnn Rimes

Release Date January 25, 2005
This Woman, a so-called "country comeback" for LeAnn Rimes, shines with diva-esque performances throughout. It includes an excellent mix of songs, some serious, some fun with lots of big production, which plays to her strengths. An established veteran at 22, she's finally coming into her own with the right career direction.

As for the songs: "I Want To With You" is a perfect choice for LeAnn, the material shows what she's capable of and is radio-friendly at the same time. "Nothin' Bout Love Makes Sense" is a little more traditional, perfect for country radio. I love "Probably Wouldn't Be This Way," a tender ballad delivered with her usual conviction. "Some People" really brings it home at the end. It is bluesy and sultry, displaying LeAnn's ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 5
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Sittin' on Top of the World

by: LeAnn Rimes

Release Date May 05, 1998
When you order online you really never know what you are going to get. But I must say I was very please with my purchase, it was brand new and very reasonably priced.

CD-Charts Position 6
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Whatever We Wanna

by: LeAnn Rimes

Release Date January 18, 2008
Short and sweet, LeAnn Rimes is best singing pop songs. And she has a passable voice singing rock (a couple songs on the album). She has a trained voice whose placement varies too little to ever sound like the country hick singing a heartfelt country lyric, so she's best singing Celine Dion-style Big Voice ballads, and there are a couple great ones on this album.
Though the album may not appeal to the hard-core country enthusiast, I think it's her best album since "Twisted Angel" (which I think IS her best), and better than her next album, "Family".
Don't return to pure country, LeAnn. Pop really needs a "real" diva.

CD-Charts Position 7
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Blue

by: LeAnn Rimes

Release Date July 09, 1996
I liked LeAnn's music during this time frame even better than her current stuff. The CD arrived well packed, in good shape and on time. I'm happy.

CD-Charts Position 8
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Twisted Angel

by: Leann Rimes

Release Date October 01, 2002
In my opinion, this is one of LeAnn's best album's yet. Sure, she started out singing country music, however, people forget that this lady can sing anything.

Alot of people seem to hate this album, but if you're a true fan of LeAnn Rimes, you will love this album, even if it isn't country.

I find all of the ballads on this album sung beautifully. And she rocks it out with Twisted Angel at the end.

Stop bashing the album and give it a try.

CD-Charts Position 9
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LeAnn Rimes

by: LeAnn Rimes

Release Date October 26, 1999
This album sounds awful. It sounds like Reba McEntire singing while my dogs are howling...truly horrible!! I'm not sure what's wrong with Leann's voice, but her singing is horrendous. I think Reba is a good singer, but Leann sounds like Reba with a chorus of howling dogs. I don't know what happened, but this CD is a mess. You should get a medal of honor if you can listen to this entire album...it sounds that bad!!

CD-Charts Position 10
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I Need You

by: Leann Rimes

Release Date March 26, 2002
I've read reviews on this album which are critical about it being "uneven", but another way to look at this is that it shows LeAnn's versatility. The duet with Elton John (Written in the Stars) is worth the price of the album by itself; it's a GREAT performance by BOTH artists! After reading a few negative comments, I have tried to find bad cuts, but I can't. To me, this is one of LeAnn's BEST CD's (although they are all good, so far). And incidentally, I still have the so-called "unfinished" (early) version of the album! I like it!