Thunder Doesn't Always Roll

Review Score: (6/10)
Pam Tillis has had a plethora of hits since entering the scene in the early 90's, but rarely manages to put together an overall seamless album, the exceptions being '92's HOMEWARD LOOKING ANGEL and '94's SWEETHEART'S DANCE. Her later albums have been slightly uneven, featuring some good songs, but not a consistently overall great record. The pattern unfortunately continues with THUNDER AND ROSES, which manages to update her sound by adding pop production sheen in an effort to compete in the current market. First single 'Please' is decent, and she manages to better Tina Arena's 'If I Didn't Love You'. The rest of the album is sorta just there, nicely put together but nothing that reaches out and grabs you.

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