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While it's hard to compare this against her back catalogue, there's no denying this is one of her strongest records to date. She had a vision for what she wanted this to sound like and accomplished it perfectly. The album has a nice flow and feels really organic; she sounds like she's enjoying herself and loving the songs she's singing. You can even tell by the lengths of the tracks that this isn't an album made for radio. It's pure expression and takes me back to the reason why I love Sheryl in the first place. A from me, and I can't wait to spend more time with it this summer!