Rock can be the ultimate liberator. Freedom for the soul. Few know this fact better than the All-American Rejects. Living in small-town Oklahoma, the band members found music to be a window to the world. With instruments in hand, the Rejects squeezed through that window when their song "Swing, Swing" became a breakout hit. Their earnest look at life and bouncy energy quickly connected with fans. The All-American Rejects followed this success with additional singles, albums, and tours. Needless to say, these boys are Rejects in name only. 　　 　　Rustic bluegrass music has been the perfect soundtrack to many lazy Oklahoma afternoons. When the timeless sounds of a searing fiddle, rollicking banjo, and charming mandolin combine with honey-sweet harmonies, they expertly transform the fresh songs of the All-American Rejects. The ragged edges of the band's biggest hits are whittled into perfect pieces of rural pop. Wondering what the All-American Rejects would have sounded like if they listened to country rather than rock? This album provides the dirty little secret.