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1. Title track, " Get Off on the Pain ", is the album's second single.
2. Upon its release, " Get Off on the Pain " received generally positive reviews from most music critics.
3. ""'Get Off on the Pain " "'is the eighth studio album by American country music artist Gary Allan.
4. ""'Get Off on the Pain "'" is a song written by Brett James, Bill Luther and Justin Weaver, and recorded by American country music singer Gary Allan.
5. He co-wrote the track " I Think I've Had Enough " for Gary Allan, who recorded it for his eighth studio album, " Get Off on the Pain ".
6. It's difficult to find get off on the pain in a sentence. 用get off on the pain造句挺難的
7. He also acclaimed the honesty of the album, saying " " Get Off On the Pain " may not be the world s most uplifting listening experience, but what it lacks in cheer it makes up in truth.
8. Allmusic critic Todd Sterling also gave a four-star rating, saying that " " Get Off on the Pain " is a well-crafted, ten-song collection that, to steal a well-worn phrase, is all killer and no filler " and referred to it as his best album, saying it " will likely go down as one of the best albums of his career ".
9. Matt Bjorke with " Roughstock " praised the production of the album, saying " The production of the record is killer and serves to enhance everything that makes Gary Allan one of country music s true gems " and called it one of the years best country albums, saying " IF there s an artist recording mainstream country records who is as real as Gary Allan, I have yet to see them and if you like authentic, yet modern, country music then Get Off On The Pain is just about as good an album as you re likely to find this year or any year ".
10. Jon Caramanica with " The New York Times " positively compared Allan to Johnny Cash with the release, and called the years best country album, saying " [ " Get Off on the Pain " ] is the year s best country album so far, almost as brilliantly anguished as Mr . Allan s 2003 masterpiece, " See If I Care " . " Bill Friskics-Warren with " The Washington Post " called the album " terrific " saying " Allan's by turns gruff and tender vocals nevertheless are undeniably country, as is the stolid resilience with which he confronts heartache ".