Title: She's The Best.
Product review: It took me a while to really get into this album after the affects of Rapture calmed down. It's not as smooth and powerful as Rapture, or The Songstress, was, but it remains a classic album from R&B's most beautiful voice. It actually sounds like a live album in the making. I can hear her working her way through Priceless and Good Enough in a live arena. The best cuts are without a doubt the title track, which always makes me want to fall in love, as well as Good Love, which Anita sings with such beauty and depth it's irresistable. Some songs don't match Anita's incredible voice, but she brings it home anyhow.
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