Can someone explain to me why this is country music? It's 99.5% Celine Dion-esque fluff pop and 0.5% country. That 0.5% is once again the appearence of a steel guitar (always used in an uninteresting way on things like this). It seems that anybody who wants to test the commercial waters of "country music" just tacks on the rudementary steel guitar topping so it can earn the name-yet they never seem to notice that the spirit's not there. This is a pop release sold as country because of the possiblity of huge sales-nothing more. The steel guitar AND country music fans deserve more than this.