Released almost exactly three years after Ain't Nobody Worryin', The Point of It All has a slightly lighter tone compared to that of its immediate predecessor and Comin' from Where I'm From. But just as Anthony Hamilton has been able to incorporate modern sounds that fit with his Southern soul throwback voice, the contrasting feel of this album comes through its subtleties. Vocally, Hamilton has never been as dynamic as he is here, switching between his grittily textured baritone and surprisingly effective upper register. At least a third of the album's contents would have to be part of any representative introduction to Hamilton. In fact, this puts a cap on a three-album run as remarkable as any other in 2000s R&B. Released in December 2008, 14 tracks, including:
01- The News
02- Cool (feat. David Banner)
03- The Day We Met
04- Diamond in the Rough
05- I Did It For Sho
06- Hard to Breathe
07- Soul's On Fire
08- Please Stay
09- The Point of It All
10- Fallin' in Love
11- Prayin' for You / Superman
12- Her Heart
13- Fine Again
14- She's Gone