Suffer Time Suffer Time Suffer Time is an album by country music singer, Dottie West, released in 1966. This album was Dottie West's most successful album in her whole 20-year career of releasing albums. The album peaked all the way at #3 on "Billboard"'s "Top Country Albums" list in 1966. The album featured West's biggest hit so far during her career, the #5 hit "Would You Hold It Against Me", as well as the #17 hit "What's Come Over My Baby". It also included the #22 hit "Before the Ring on Your Finger Turns Green", as well as the #24 hit "Mommy
Where You Want to Be 720,000. In 2005, JJ Koczan of "The Aquarian Weekly" wrote that "Where You Want to Be" might "perhaps go down in pop culture history as the record that broke the emo scene commercially." Six tracks from the album were included on the 2007 "Notes from the Past" compilation. In 2014, "Alternative Press" Brian Kraus wrote that it was "the closest they've come to the elusive 'perfect album. Calling it "catchy" in comparison to "Tell All Your Friends", the album "matured the words past freshman year and flexed the rhythm guitar to a new level." In 2016, Fuse.tv ranked "Where You