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RE: Back to Black is one of the top 20 CDs in my 1500 CD collection -- lyrics also seem like a suicide note

Posted by Brett A on February 13, 2008 at 08:05:59:
I agree about the emotional quality of Back to Black. I find it very moving. I'd take one Amy Winehouse over a hundred Eva Cassidys or Norah Jones'. But that is my taste.--to each his own.

I only wish the sound quality of Back to Black was worthy of the performances that went into it.

It is painful to see such an insecure woman killing herself the way she is.