Battle Studies

I've tried my best to be "hip" and learn to accept the God-like status of this guy in the world of mainstream music no matter how many times his singing churns my stomach, but unfortunately I find myself reaching for the barf bag everytime our beloved Johnny Boy opens his mouth to let out that dreadful, phony voice of his. I offer this advice to all those who have suffered as much as myself....

1. Open a new file in your computer.
2. Name it 'John Mayer'.
3. Send it to the Recycle Bin.
4. Empty the Recycle Bin.
5. Your PC will ask you: 'Do you really want to get rid of 'John Mayer?'
6. Firmly Click 'Yes.'
7. Feel better???

GOOD! - Tomorrow we'll do Kid Rock, Taylor Swift, Britney Spears, Kenny Chesney, Rascal Flatts, Justin Timberlake, and American Idol.

I heard so much about how he writes great lyrics. But when I got my album and started to listen I got very dissapointed. There are barely any lyrics in his songs. Most of the songs is just a repeat of the chorus over and over.
The duet with Taylor Swift seemed pointless since you barely notice she was singing as well. Either let her voice be heard on the duet or don't do a duet at all.
Maybe he has made better album then this. But from only listing to this I have no clue why people think he is a great singer/song writer. I don't think he suck but he is nothing special either with this album.

I've listened to this over and over and over in my car and just can't get enough of this guy's voice!

No talent womanizing hack!
Thank You for reading

I think Room For Squares is ok. I have not heard Heavier things. I LOVE Continuum. I am disappointed by Battle Studies. I think it is lyrically proficient, however it is somewhat lacking musically. I am not a huge fan of Taylor Swift, however I don't see the point to consiging her to harmonies. Heartbreak Warfare is good, as are Who Says, Assassin, and Friends Lovers or Nothing.
I am appalled and left in a state of wonder at his cover of Crossroads. A bluesman like John Mayer playing one of the great blues staples, and he decides to use some weird synth pedal and NO AMAZING GUITAR SOLO??? I have heard John Mayer's guitar solos; they are great when they are done right; here they are done so very wrong.
Also, I feel like he ripped off the same riff from Stop This Train and used it again for Who Says.
Overall, get it at a discount price if you can find one.