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Post by someguy on Jun 8, 2014 0:46:10 GMT -5
Top Singles:
1. Northern Girl
2. I Just Wanna Be Mad
3. When Boy Meets Girl
4. Damn Right
5. Now That I Found You
6. You're Easy On The Eyes
7. Three Mississippi
8. Some Songs
9. Poor Poor Pitiful Me
10. Something In The Water
11. Better Things To Do
12. No Fear
13. The One
14. Girls Lie Too
15. We're Here For A Good Time
Top Album Tracks:
1. Midnight's Gone
2. Not A Bad Thing
3. To Tell You Everything
4. Good Mother
5. Easy From Now On
Bottom Singles:
1. Dirty Girl
2. You Tell Me
3. In My Next Life
4. Suddenly Single
5. Gypsy Boots
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Post by sabre14 on Jun 8, 2014 1:30:37 GMT -5
Wow I enjoy a lot of Terri songs.
Top:
1. She Didn't Have Time (awesome last verse. "He said I saw the car seat, I love kids. Does she have you're eyes?" The whole story is wonderful)
2. Three Mississippi (shame this sputtered out inside the top 30)
3. Northern Girl
4. I Just Wanna Be Mad
5. The One
6. Slow News Day (very underrated. Never charted)
7. Poor Poor Pitiful Me
8. The World Needs Drink (Eric Church co-write)
9. No Fear
10. A Little Gasoline
11. I'm Moving On w/ Dean Brody
12. Damn Right
13. When Boy Meets Girl
14. Better Things To Do
15. Getting There
Bottom:
1. Dirty Girl (Come on Terri, you can do better than this song)
2. Wrecking Ball
3. I Wanna Do It All (always thought this song was just painfully average. I'm not a Yankees fan either)
4. Gypsy Boots
5. Girls Lie Too (overplayed. Not really a bad song)
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Post by Ten Pound Hammer on Jun 8, 2014 2:04:23 GMT -5
TOP
1. She Didn't Have Time
2. Three Mississippi
3. When Boy Meets Girl
4. A Little Gasoline
5. A Million Ways to Run
6. Poor Poor Pitiful Me
7. Emotional Girl
8. You're Easy on the Eyes
9. Damn Right
10. Better Things to Do
11. Everytime I Cry
12. I Just Wanna Be Mad
13. If I Were You (I don't remember ever hearing this one on the radio)
14. The World Needs a Drink
15. Now That I Found You
BOTTOM
1. Dirty Girl (nice to see I'm not alone on this one)
2. Gypsy Boots
3. In My Next Life (Terri trying to be Gretchen Wilson was just hard to stomach)
4. Girls Lie Too (the beta version of "Terri trying to be Gretchen Wilson")
5. I Wanna Do It All (agree that this is "painfully average")
Not familiar with most of her Canada-only releases.
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Post by Andy on Jun 8, 2014 13:16:03 GMT -5
TOP
1. No Fear (love, love this song)
2. Three Mississippi
3. I Just Wanna Be Mad for Awhile
4. She Didn't Have Time
5. Poor, Poor Pitiful Me
6. A Little Gasoline
7. Girls Lie Too (yeah, it's basically a gender-flipped version of "The Truth About Men," but I find it pretty funny)
7. When Boy Meets Girl
8. I've Got Better Things to Do
9. I Think The World Needs a Drink
BOTTOM
1. Dirty Girl (I remember seeing the video to this once. Once was enough).
I'm a fan of most all of her singles that I've heard but haven't explored much of her work beyond that. She's been on my "to hear more of" list for ages. To anyone who is knowledgeable of her discography, what are the best albums to start with?
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Post by Deleted on Jun 8, 2014 13:22:20 GMT -5
To anyone who is knowledgeable of her discography, what are the best albums to start with? , Roots & Wings, How I Feel. |
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Post by bigfan101 on Jun 8, 2014 13:40:28 GMT -5
How was She Didn't Have Time not huge? Didn't it set some kind of record on its debut week?
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Post by sabre14 on Jun 8, 2014 14:14:08 GMT -5
How was She Didn't Have Time not huge? Didn't it set some kind of record on its debut week? "She Didn't Have Time" debuted at #43 on Radio and Records top 50 on the chart week ending 7/29/2005. It jumped from #52 the previous week. It did seem like it was destined for a top 10 peak at that point. |
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Post by .indulgecountry on Jun 8, 2014 16:42:24 GMT -5
4. Girls Lie Too (the beta version of "Terri trying to be Gretchen Wilson") Considering Gretchen's "Redneck Woman" came out only one month before this song, it's amazing to think she was "trying to be Gretchen Wilson." She must've made some first impression! To anyone who is knowledgeable of her discography, what are the best albums to start with? I'd go with these three: Life Goes On, Terri Clark, Pain to Kill. Really all of her albums are good, though How I Feel is my least-favorite. |
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Post by tim on Jun 9, 2014 23:19:43 GMT -5
I first got the chance to see Terri open for George at their '96 Kansas City concert and she put on quite the energetic show. I again saw her when she was on tour with Reba, Brooks & Dunn, and David Kersh years later.
Top:
1. If I Were You (the steel guitar and piano in this one always pulls me...and it's just a classic country music song.)
2. When Boy Meets Girl
3. No Fear
4. A Little Gasoline
5. Suddenly Single (I'm a sucker for her ballads)
Favorite Album Tracks: "Getting Even With the Blues" and "Till I Get There" from How I Feel...I thought this album would help propel her into a more A-list type of female artist but that didn't happen, no fault of her own as her follow-up was just as good and radio opted to ignore it for the most part; other top album tracks include "Twang Thang" and "Is Fort Worth Worth it"
Bottom:
1. You're Easy On the Eyes
2. Emotional Girl
3. Girls Lie Too
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Post by .indulgecountry on Jun 10, 2014 1:29:08 GMT -5
I just love Terri Clark; I have all of her studio albums.  Top Singles01. She Didn't Have Time (incredible -- my favorite TC song) 02. Girls Lie Too 03. Poor, Poor Pitiful Me 04. A Million Ways to Run 05. Gypsy Boots 06. Northern Girl 07. Three Mississippi 08. I Wanna Do It All 09. Damn Right 10. If I Were You Top Album Tracks01. Bigger Windows 02. Everybody's Gotta Go Sometime 03. I Wish He'd Been Drinkin' Whiskey 04. Is Fort Worth Worth It 05. Any Woman 06. Cowboy Days 07. The One You Love 08. If I Could Be You 09. I Just Called to Say Goodbye 10. Sometimes Goodbye Bottom Singles01. When Boy Meets Girl 02. The World Needs a Drink 03. Dirty Girl 04. Love Is a Rose 05. Unsung Hero |
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Post by Ten Pound Hammer on Jun 10, 2014 17:09:54 GMT -5
4. Girls Lie Too (the beta version of "Terri trying to be Gretchen Wilson") Considering Gretchen's "Redneck Woman" came out only one month before this song, it's amazing to think she was "trying to be Gretchen Wilson." She must've made some first impression! Kind of a half-joking comment on that song, but my intention is that she seemed to be cultivating a "tough girl" image akin to Gretchen Wilson for a while, and "Girls Lie Too" seemed to be cut of the same cloth even though that one was likely a coincidence. However, "Dirty Girl" and "Gypsy Boots" in particular seem like she was trying WAY too hard to be Gretchen. Especially that ear-splitting, slightly off-pitch voice she uses on the latter. What was she thinking?!? |
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Post by .indulgecountry on Jun 10, 2014 17:34:24 GMT -5
Considering Gretchen's "Redneck Woman" came out only one month before this song, it's amazing to think she was "trying to be Gretchen Wilson." She must've made some first impression! Kind of a half-joking comment on that song, but my intention is that she seemed to be cultivating a "tough girl" image akin to Gretchen Wilson for a while, and "Girls Lie Too" seemed to be cut of the same cloth even though that one was likely a coincidence. However, "Dirty Girl" and "Gypsy Boots" in particular seem like she was trying WAY too hard to be Gretchen. Especially that ear-splitting, slightly off-pitch voice she uses on the latter. What was she thinking?!? "Dirty Girl" reminds me more of "Biker Chick" by Jo Dee Messina than anything, and I have a guilty pleasure love for that song. Similarly, I enjoy the production on DG (which is the big comparison that I draw between it and BC), though admittedly that song is one of her weakest singles. "Gypsy Boots" sounds nothing like Gretchen Wilson to me at all and it's also one of my favorite Terri Clark songs. I love the vocal she gives on it; one of her best imo. I still fail to see such a glaring, troublesome comparison between the two aside from the fact that both were probably the last of the women who also sang about what are today almost-exclusively male topics (like drinking for fun), which is a shame since theoretically both Terri and Gretchen could be welcome alternatives to all the frat boy songs on radio today, without being such a left turn as to alienate those fans of that music. At any rate though, Terri never once struck me as trying to copy anyone because though her sound obviously changed from the 90s to the 00s, it was a gradual sonic shift akin to what just about every artist experienced, and not from a contrived "I wanna be Gretchen" model. It's just unfair to fault these two women for their topical similarities any more than say implying Carrie Underwood is trying to be the new Martina McBride because she's got a big voice and often likes to use it on inspirational ballads. This need to have only one artist fitting in such a small box and not approving of similar artists co-existing in the same space with them is a part of the problem for women at country radio right now. |
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Post by tim on Jun 10, 2014 23:11:19 GMT -5
Kind of a half-joking comment on that song, but my intention is that she seemed to be cultivating a "tough girl" image akin to Gretchen Wilson for a while, and "Girls Lie Too" seemed to be cut of the same cloth even though that one was likely a coincidence. However, "Dirty Girl" and "Gypsy Boots" in particular seem like she was trying WAY too hard to be Gretchen. Especially that ear-splitting, slightly off-pitch voice she uses on the latter. What was she thinking?!? "Dirty Girl" reminds me more of "Biker Chick" by Jo Dee Messina than anything, and I have a guilty pleasure love for that song. Similarly, I enjoy the production on DG (which is the big comparison that I draw between it and BC), though admittedly that song is one of her weakest singles. "Gypsy Boots" sounds nothing like Gretchen Wilson to me at all and it's also one of my favorite Terri Clark songs. I love the vocal she gives on it; one of her best imo. I still fail to see such a glaring, troublesome comparison between the two aside from the fact that both were probably the last of the women who also sang about what are today almost-exclusively male topics (like drinking for fun), which is a shame since theoretically both Terri and Gretchen could be welcome alternatives to all the frat boy songs on radio today, without being such a left turn as to alienate those fans of that music. At any rate though, Terri never once struck me as trying to copy anyone. I have to agree with .indulgecountry here. I myself also like the production of "Dirty Girl" and it sounds like classic Terri versus someone she is trying copy. I've never taken Terri for following a specific trend and has always done what she likes. DG is just a fun tongue-in-cheek kind of song that is meant to be nothing more than that. I still like it :) |
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Post by Kanenrá:ke on Jun 12, 2014 23:27:25 GMT -5
Just have to say Terri is my all time favorite artist so I took the time to think this through and realized I only dislike one song she's recorded. This is my ranking of her entire discography because I could honestly say that I love every single song on this list (except for the last one lol)
01. No Fear (Fearless)
02. She Didn't Have Time (Life Goes On)
03. Three Mississippi (Pain To Kill)
04. Sometimes Goodbye (Fearless)
05. I Wish He'd Been Drinkin' Whiskey (Life Goes On)
06. A Little Gasoline (Fearless)
07. Everytime I Cry (How I Feel)
08. Not Enough Tequila (Life Goes On)
09. I Just Wanna Be Mad (Pain To Kill)
10. The World Needs A Drink (Honky Tonk Song (unreleased))
11. Better Things To Do (Terri Clark)
12. Everybody's Gotta Go Sometime (Life Goes On)
13. Tough With Me (My Next Life or The Long Way Home)
14. Gypsy Boots (The Long Way Home)
15. Take My Time (Fearless)
16. Empty (Fearless)
17. Not Getting Over You (How I Feel)
18. If I Were You (Terri Clark)
19. Now That I Found You (How I Feel)
20. This Ole Heart (How I Feel)
21. Getting There (Fearless)
22. Poor Girls Dream (The Long Way Home)
23. If You Want Fire (The Long Way Home)
24. Lonesome's Last Call (Roots & Wings)
25. Tyin' A Heart To A Tumbleweed (Terri Clark)
26. Not A Bad Thing (Pain To Kill)
27. Any Woman (Just The Same)
28. Honky Tonk Song (Life Goes On)
29. Some Songs (TBA)
30. The One You Love (Pain To Kill)
31. I Just Called To Say Goodbye (Pain To Kill)
32. Till I Get There (How I Feel)
33. God And Me (Pain To Kill)
34. Catch 22 (Terri Clark)
35. Almost Gone (Pain To Kill)
36. Love Is A Rose (Classic)
37. Is Fort Worth Worth It (Terri Clark)
38. Working Girl (Pain To Kill)
39. The First To Fall (Pain To Kill)
40. Travelin' Soul (Life Goes On)
41. Not What I Wanted To Hear (Just The Same)
42. Better Than You (Pain To Kill)
43. Slow News Day (Life Goes On)
44. A Million Ways To Run (The Long Way Home)
45. The Inside Story (Terri Clark)
46. Merry Go Roun (The Long Way Home)
47. When We Had It Bad (Terri Clark)
48. Just The Same (Just The Same)
49. Cure For The Common Heartache (How I Feel)
50. The One (Roots & Wings)
51. When Boy Meets Girl (Terri Clark)
52. Delta Dawn (Feat. Tanya Tucker) (Classic)
53. Gypsy Boots (Acoustic) (The Long Way Home)
54. Breakin' Up Thing (Roots & Wings)
55. You Gotta Love That (Honky Tonk Song (Unreleased))
56. Nashville Girls (Feat. Reba McEntire, Sara Evans, & Martina McBride) (My Next Life (Unreleased))
57. In My Next Life (My Next Life (Unreleased))
58. That's Me Not Loving You (How I Feel)
59. Life Goes On (Life Goes On)
60. Tear It All Down (Life Goes On)
61. I'm Alright (How I Feel)
62. Last Thing I Wanted (Fearless)
63. You're Easy On The Eyes (How I Feel)
64. Midnight's Gone (Fearless)
65. The Real Thing (Fearless)
66. Flowers After The Fact (Terri Clark)
67. Unsung Hero (How I Feel)
68. Gentle On My Mind (Classic)
69. Walkin' After Midnight (Remembering Patsy Cline)
70. I'm Movin' On (Feat. Dean Brody) (Classic)
71. Northern Girl (Roots & Wings)
72. Damn Right (Life Goes On)
73. To Tell You Everything (Fearless)
74. Neon Flame (Just The Same)
75. Getting Even With The Blues (How I Feel)
76. Smile (Feat. Alison Krauss) (Roots & Wings)
77. You Do Or You Don't (Just The Same)
78. Suddenly Single (Terri Clark)
79. The Only Time You Call (My Next Life (Unreleased))
80. Beautiful And Broken (Roots & Wings)
81. Good Mother (Fearless)
82. Something You Should've Said (Terri Clark)
83. Pain To Kill (Pain To Kill))
84. Emotional Girl (Just The Same)
85. Girls Lie Too (Greatest Hits)
86. Tumblin' Down (My Next Life (Unreleased))
87. Dirty Girl (My Next Life (Unreleased))
88. That's How I Feel (How I Feel)
89. Bigger Windows (Life Goes On)
90. What Happens In Vegas (The Long Way Home)
91. Golden Ring (Feat. Dierks Bentley) (Classic)
92. If I Could Be You (The Long Way Home)
93. Keeper Of The Flame (Just The Same)
94. How Blue (Feat. Reba McEntire) (Classic)
95. Was There A Girl On Your Boy's Night Out (Terri Clark)
96. Twang Thang (Just The Same)
97. The One You Love (Feat. Vince Gill) (The Long Way Home)
98. Look What You've Done (My Next Life (Unreleased))
99. One Of The Guys (Greatest Hits)
100. Poor, Poor Pitiful Me (Just The Same)
101. Easy From Now On (Fearless)
102. Flowers In Snow (Roots & Wings)
103. We're Here For A Good Time (Roots & Wings)
104. Happy Yet (My Next Life (Unreleased))
105. Cowboy Days (Life Goes On)
106. Something In The Water (Just The Same)
107. The Good Was Great (Roots & Wings)
108. Hold Your Horses (Just The Same)
109. Leavin' On Your Mind (Feat. Jann Arden) (Classic)
110. Don't Come Home A Drinkin' (Classic)
111. Wrecking Ball (Roots & Wings)
112. Two More Bottles Of Wine (Classic)
113. It Wasn't God Who Made Honky Tonk Angels (Classic)
114. Swinging Doors (Classic)
115. Never Say No (My Next Life (Unreleased))
116. I Wanna Do It All (Pain To Kill)
117. You Tell Me (Feat. Johnny Reid) (The Long Way Home)
118. Merry Christmas (Wherever You Are) (Classic)
119. Live From America (IT'S SATURDAY NIGHT) (My Next Life (Unreleased))
I'm going to rank her albums as well
01. Fearless
02. Life Goes On
03. Pain To Kill
04. The Long Way Home
05. Terri Clark
06. How I Feel
07. Classic
08. Roots & Wings
09. My Next Life (Still listening to this one, may move up)
10. Just The Same
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Post by echocountry on Aug 22, 2014 22:42:48 GMT -5
How can we listen to the songs from the MY NEXT LIFE CD? Is there anywhere that has it???
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