"Came Here To Forget" vs "Huntin', Fishin' And Lovin'..

[sabre14]

Both of these Country format superstars are officially impacting radio this Monday with new singles. Which do you prefer?

Blake's is the lead single for his upcoming Spring album titled, If I'm Honest. Luke's is the fourth single from Kill The Lights.





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Came Here To Forget. Luke's song is a tad too cliché for me. Besides Blake >>>> Luke when it comes to vocal charisma.

[Markus Meyer]

Both do absolutely nothing for me, but I guess Luke's, seeing as it's more country sounding.

[dm2081]

Giving the nod to Luke.

[tim]

Initially was going to go with Blake, but his song came as a disappointment and showed he isn't really making any progression as an artist. This is the first single I've liked from the Kill the Lights era so Luke gets the vote.

[phil1996]

Mar 11, 2016 16:42:10 GMT -5 Markus Meyer said:

Both do absolutely nothing for me, but I guess Luke's, seeing as it's more country sounding.

[zaclord 🌈]

Both are awful, but at least the theme of Blake's is more interesting. I get absolutely nothing from songs about "being country" and what that entails. I loved Blake's last era, but this new single is definitely more of a letdown. Luke however, is a constant letdown. At least I got to hear Karen's voice on his last single though. This new one just continues to establish his level of mediocrity in my eyes.

[.indulgecountry]

Luke Bryan's is one of his best releases in awhile (it actually sounds country! :o ), while this new Blake Shelton is quite the opposite (I loved his last album era, but this first single has me skeptical he'll go back to the vanilla material we got with Based on a True Story). So, "Huntin', Fishin', and Lovin' Every Day" gets my vote.

[someguy]

Luke fairly easily. Not really into Blake's new single (yet, at least).

[trebor]

Fairly difficult.
As of today I'll go with Blake. The sound got me pretty enthralled; it has a hypnotic feel to it. Might be a fast burner, though. We'll see.
In the long term Luke's song will stand the test of time. It's already one of my faves off Kill The Lights. Glad he released it as he's the only one to have the star power to bring such a traditional sounding record to #1.
It'd be interesting to see the results of the same poll in 6 months.  ;)

[LBTrocks]

The artwork for Blake's is awful and creepy lol

Anyway, I like both songs. Going to give the edge to Luke because I him better lol

[M&TSwiftie]

Definitely Luke! I changed my mind on Luke's album this era two weeks ago, he finally won me back this era. So yeah y'all sue me! Blake new song is mediocre thought his last album was his best in a long time but this single battle goes to Luke.