If you are one of those who listened to the entire "Back Home" album, you would realize that "Home" is not the best choice for first single. Firstly, it is not an exceptional cover of Michael Buble's "Home". It utilizes the same arrangement as "You Raise Me Up" and "The Rose" - soft at first, then explodes in gospel chore towards the end. Secondly, it misleads others to think that Westlife is doing yet another cover album; I have to clarify that "Back Home" only contains 3 covers (out of 12 tracks). "Home" is an average single for Westlife - it's a "safe" track to be the first single, but not the best choice.

This Single CD also contains a cover of Chicago's "Hard to Say I'm Sorry"...I think this is a great cover and much more interesting than "Home".

Nothing much else to say about this Home CD Single, but to stay tune for Westlife's newest album "Back Home", due out on November 5 (or later, depending on where you live).

I'm a Westlife fan and I love all their music. This cd is another great example of their harmonies. Shane & Mark have beautiful voices and shine on the lead.

True, alot of the songs they record are covers, but they pick great old songs and bring them new life. I'll keep buying their cd's as long as they record them. Can't wait for the next one.

The CD received it under perfect conditions... I believe that the only thing was that UPS didn't write down my pigeonhole number and that made that the CD arrived days after that foreseen... but for everything the rest, is ok!