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Los Angeles TimesWilson delivers a knockout as she serves up enough of the rowdy tunes to keep the jukebox pumping most of the night — most powered by a lively mix of ringing guitars, spunky fiddles and powerful backbeat. [25 Sep 2005]
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Entertainment WeeklySticks to the debut's ballads-plus-bar-anthems blueprint while revealing a broader range. [30 Sep 2005, p.91]
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BillboardBeyond the bombast, Wilson has personality and soul to burn, and her impact on country music is going to be felt for many albums to come, starting here. [1 Oct 2005]
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At this point, Wilson looks like the most important new artist to hit country music since the Dixie Chicks.
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While Wilson's always refreshingly brash as a vocalist, the arrangements are only satisfactory.
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BlenderIt's fed-up and proud at the same time, a kind of Desperate Housewives meets Trailer Fabulous. [Oct 2005, p.144]
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The New York TimesShe's not as aggressive and unguarded as she was on her debut. Yet even toned down, her persona has the spunk that country needs.
Awards & Rankings
User score distribution:
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Positive: 10 out of 18
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Mixed: 2 out of 18
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Negative: 6 out of 18
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Sep 1, 2015
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PatrickDJun 8, 2006
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SarahJFeb 4, 2006This album is by far worse than her first one and should have an R rating on it.