Very very good, has many messages and if you listen you feel his passion. The title track and Positivity are definitely the two best tracks. Worth a very good listen.

It gets better with each listen. Standouts = Blue Moon, Please Don't Hurt My Baby!

His best album since the 70's.

people even consider this "music" ?

A "must have" album for anyone who likes Stevie Wonder music. A number of songs on thiis album stand up and may be favorably compared to his best works. The album is eminently listenable as a whole and gets better with repeated play.

Not one of his stronger albums but by no means his weakest, this album proves there are still flashes of brilliance in his musical compositions. There is a cluttered wordiness in some of the lyrics but all in all it's a solid album. What I'm dying to see is Stevie writing an opera based on the book 'The Heart Is A Lonely Hunter". Stevie needs new challenges and r&b and pop 'aint gonna get it'!… Expand

By far Stevie's finest work in ages. Is it not quite up to the level of his very best work? Perhaps -- but that is a ludicrously unfair standard. Stevie is in very fine voice, more inventive instrumentally than he has been in years, and has chosen strong partners to work with. The high points of this CD (esp. "What the Fuss" and "Positivity") would fit well on a playlist with any classic Stevie Wonder track.… Expand

Great work, as always.

I found the collection beautiful in some surprising, almost retrospective ways. I love the way the guest artists were used to embellish Stevie, not to prop him up or create an excuse for Pop airplay. My greatest disappointment with this album is that there was not enough blues refrain in "Please Don't Hurt My Baby". His voice on that one phrase took me all the way back to Billie Holiday. The man's voice should be preserved forever in the Smithsonian… Expand

How can anyone, given the screwed up world we live in, not like this record? Stevie's optimistic take on life, and his unparalleled ability to turn that optimism into such beautiful music is what has kept me comin' back for nearly 35 years.

At first, this sounded a little too polished...but these are great songs and nearly all of them win you over in the end. Favorites: "My Love is On Fire", "A Time To Love", "Positivity", "So What the Fuss". I'm a Stevie fan from way back (70's), and maybe this isn't Innvervisions...but what is? Great stuff!!!

A partial return to form, only spoiled by over-contemporising and a tendency to give in to sugar.

This album has some of the most wonderful heartfelt lyrics I have ever heard a person sing, the songs are truly wonderful, its well on par to be his best album and is far too under-rated, All my family have gone and bought this listening to it at my house. Thank goodness this truly wonderful singer, songwriter, artist was part of my generation. There is not one song on this album that is poor and Id rather my children and myself for the matter listen to a heartfelt album about love than these rap artists breeding hate songs. You name me an artist who can write hit songs, play the drums, keyboard, harmonica etc and give outthe right message? My main man Stevie… Expand

Why does Stevie Wonder need famous guests on his album? This record reminds me of the Mummy exhibit at the museum. All those shrunken corpses in shiny glass cases, under which reads. “Here Lies a King”

I don't know what the Los Angeles Times and the New York Times mean when they say his "brilliance has dimmed" or that his new CD "sounds bland" -- maybe THEY have been in dim and bland offices, in front of the computer for too long unable to recognize good pop/soul music when they hear it? Stevie has some songs here that I think, dare I say it?, sound BETTER than a few on Talking Book. So stop being so mental and just kick back and groove to Stevie's renewed life, soulful voice, romantic grooves and melodies and be glad for it!… Expand