There aren't many things in this world you can count on, but George Strait is one of them. On his first album of the new millennium, Strait continued laying down the neo-traditional sound that made him a star, his steady voice carrying through the shatteringly sad, steel-guitar-soaked "If It's Gonna Rain", the achingly romantic croon-fest "The Night's Just Right for Love" and the twangy good-time banger "Don't Make Me Come Over There and Love You".