The I-want-to-get-to-know-you first single "Take Me There" is vintage Rascal Flatts, but the band also takes some convincing new detours on "Still Feels Good." "Winner at a Losing Game" is fresh, familiar and conjures '70s country rock, while actor/singer Jamie Foxx's duet with Flatts' Gary LeVox on the soulful "She Goes All the Way" is a marvelous intertwining and a potential Grammy Award moment. "Bob That Head," a country-meets-rock-meets-rap tune, is likely to become a Friday night cruising favorite, since that's exactly what the song is about. But this tremendous album also has its tender moments. "Better Now" is a vulnerable look at mistakes made, while "Help Me Remember" yearns for the better times in a relationship, and "It's Not Supposed to Go Like That" is a classic country tale of lives that end too soon. —Ken Tucker