A famous novelist is rescued from a car crash by an obsessed fan.

Track List
1. Misery
2. Give a Little More
3. Stutter
4. Don't Know Nothing
5. Never Gonna Leave This Bed
6. I Can't Lie
7. Hands All Over
8. How
9. Get Back in My Life
10.Just a Feeling
11.Runaway
12.Out of Goodbyes (with Lady Antebellum)
13.Last Chance (Deluxe Edition bonus track)
14.No Curtain Call (Deluxe Edition bonus track)
15.Never Gonna Leave This Bed (Acoustic) (Deluxe Edition bonus track)
16.Misery (Acoustic) (Deluxe Edition bonus track)
17.If I Ain't Got You (Live) (Deluxe Edition bonus track)
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18 - Crazy Little Thing Called Love (Acoustic) (Bonus track)
19 - Wake Up Call (Acoustic) (Bonus track)

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It was great to be alive, once, but the world was perishing. Factories were shutting down, transportation was grinding to a halt, granaries were empty--and key people who had once kept it running were disappearing all over the country.

As the lights winked out and the cities went cold, nothing was left to anyone but misery.

The splendidly bufferish James May returns for what feels like a sequel to James May's 20th Century - i.e. him pottering about looking through a curtain of hair at cool bits of engineering. In this case, he's looking more to the future than the past, starting with personal transport and the vexed question: how can we design something to beat traffic-jam misery and get us from A to B without bumping into each other? His first answer is the wonderfully strange "ekranoplan" - a Russian sort-of-plane that flies very fast just above the ground. After that there's a Japanese strap-on helicopter ("That's rather excellent"), the 1950s aerocar ("That's most excellent") and the Harrier jump jet ("Genuinely uncanny"). He even has a go, very briefly, with a real-life rocket pack. You don't have to be a gadget nut to enjoy it, though it'll help if you like May. Then again, that's not hard.