41.   The Gabriel tune is not just haunting but appears to be a personal letter to Diana.

42.   The new tune is sprightly and upbeat.

43.   The resulting tune must be beautiful and clear.

44.   The pre-superstardom tunes are alive, but the rest is just the sound of the cash register ringing.

45.   The slow blues tunes are particularly masterful.

46.   The rollicking, ultra-traditional tune is among the best Brooks has ever recorded.

47.   The sweet tunes were fewer, and hard-rock songs dominated.

48.   The tune was a monster hit, propelled by a happy banjo and wink-wink lyrics about a guy lusting for his married next-door neighbor.

49.   The tunes are less recognizable than an AEI set, but the foreground effect is the same.

50.   The tune is a diamond in a vat of syrup, however.