Clint Black - Killin' Time CDs • Vinyl Records • LPs • Music Albums

In today's brave new Nashville, artists fall into neat categories: the docile crooners, like Randy Travis and George Strait, who sing pretty and pretty much toe the line; and the hell raisers, like Steve Earle and John Anderson. But, lucky for us, twenty-seven-year-old Clint Black doesn't fall into one of the neat categories. Neither choirboy nor hellion, he writes and sings about battered hearts, broken dreams and tortured emotions with an unflinching directness.

The best thing about Killin' Time is Black never sounds like he's trying too hard. Like Merle Haggard, Black understands striking veins of true emotion is the real deal. On "Nothing's News," Black is consumed by boredom
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