Unstoppable : Rascal Flatts

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Rascal Flatts

Released April 3, 2012

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Nothing Like This Rascal Flatts

Nothing Like This

Rascal Flatts

Released November 16, 2010
Unstoppable Rascal Flatts

Unstoppable

Rascal Flatts

Released April 7, 2009
Greatest Hits Volume 1 Rascal Flatts

Greatest Hits Volume 1

Rascal Flatts

Released October 28, 2008
Still Feels Good Rascal Flatts

Still Feels Good

Rascal Flatts

Released September 25, 2007
Me And My Gang Rascal Flatts

Me And My Gang

Rascal Flatts

Released April 4, 2006
Feels Like Today Rascal Flatts

Feels Like Today

Rascal Flatts

Released September 28, 2004
Rascal Flatts LIVE

Rascal Flatts LIVE

Released September 16, 2003
Melt Rascal Flatts

Melt

Rascal Flatts

Released October 29, 2002
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Rascal Flatts

Rascal Flatts

Released June 6, 2000

Track Listing

1.	Love Who You Love				Read Lyrics
2.	Here Comes Goodbye				Read Lyrics
3.	Close				Read Lyrics
4.	Forever				Read Lyrics
5.	She'd Be California				Read Lyrics
6.	Unstoppable				Read Lyrics
7.	Things That Matter				Read Lyrics
8.	Summer Nights				Read Lyrics
9.	Holdin' On				Read Lyrics
10.	Once				Read Lyrics
11.	Why				Read Lyrics

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Liner Notes

With Unstoppable, Gary, Joe Don and Jay release their most powerful and accessible album to date, taking their career and country music another large step forward. Produced by Dann Huff and Rascal Flatts, the record applies the group's formidable talents to a spectrum of songs that range from the pure drama of "Forever," which deals, as the group has so often in the past, with the pain of a broken relationship, to the pure fun of "Summer Nights," a romp through a world of coolers and bikinis guaranteed to be a concert favorite. The trio is as proud of the project as they've ever been.

"This is the best group of songs we've ever had," says Joe Don, and given the band's storied history, that is no small statement. Their deliberate approach is much of the reason.

"We started early on this record," says Jay, "so we could take the time to cut when we wanted to cut. We set out from the beginning to track when we got songs we believed in. That allowed us to take a deep breath now and then and take our time, and the great thing is every song means something very deeply to us." That conviction is evident in every vocal.

"Songs like 'Why,' which deals with a very important and sensitive topic," says Gary, "put me in a place vocally where I've never been. Overall, these were songs I could pour all of myself into."