The Very Best Of Sheryl Crow by Sheryl Crow

Pros: perfect for the casual Sheryl Crow fan

Cons: diehards won't need to apply

The Bottom Line: The Very Best of Sheryl Crow is an excellent representation of what a "best of" should be. 4.5 stars.

Review: At this point, the "greatest hits" or "best of" package has been so done to death that many of them don't sell nearly as well as they used to. What record labels seem to never fail to realize is that some bands are just better when heard in the context ...

Pros: consistent, varied blah blah blah you know if you like Sheryl, people

Cons: overlong, not in order

The Bottom Line: Sheryl's bottomline looks good after all these years...who knew?

Review: Well, God, I don't know if I can actually verbalize that. It's so much a part of who I am, that I don't know that I could separate that, and then still continue to have all the molecules together. Because I was so raised with it, and it was so much a ...

Pros: Contains Crow's best known hits along with some unfamiliar, but equally appealing singles.

Cons: The only flaw I encountered: the last track is repetitive.

The Bottom Line: Buy it! This music does everything you should expect music to do: entertains, makes you think, makes you feel, makes you sing, and makes you glad you own it!

Review: As I sat down to compose this review, I hit the play button on my stereo in order to provide some background music. One of my Cd's began spinning, and what do you know? It happened to be The Very Best of Sheryl Crow. So now I am here, trying to focus ...

Pros: great listening no matter what your mood.

Cons: can get you drunk if you don't watch out

The Bottom Line: Whether you are nursing a broken heart or just want to play, this album can fit your mood.

Review: It may be a little weird for a guy to be writing about love songs, but The Very Best of Sheryl Crow reminds me too much of my ex-girlfriend. She was the one true love, and I can't listen to this CD without really missing her. Sheryl Crow loves and ...

Pros: great songs all brought together on one cd.

Cons: ~NONE~

Review: Sheryl Crow is one of the greatest female artists today.The Very Best of Sheryl Crow has all the hits,plus her new remake of a classic song "The First Cut is the Deepest".If you have never really listened to her music until now,I really suggest this cd.He ...

Pros: Sheryl Crow is so lyrically talented

Cons: Leaving Las Vegas is the only track on the album which i'm compelled to skip

Review: Cant stop playing this album, every time i press the play button, i find a new meaning in every song. Ive only had the album for a few weeks but every time i turn it on, it completely suits my mood, with upbeat tracks, great guitar riffs, and the ...

Pros: Premo guitar playing & singing, great songs, some hot pics of Sheryl in the booklet.

Cons: There's always the one song YOU like that gets left out.

The Bottom Line: Sheryl's pretty much set the standard for female rockers for the past decade. Get this compilation to figure out why Alanis, Courtney and Jewel are still eating her dust.

Review: Hard to believe Sheryl Crow's been around for a whole decade. As one of the few artists who erupted from the mid-90's girls with guitars boom, Sheryl has managed to consistently make records that are pop-friendly while maintaining excellent musicianship a ...

Pros: Sheryl's been one of the most musically consistent acts of the past decade.

Cons: Everyone's a backseat hits album compiler...and I would've made a couple of substitutions.

The Bottom Line: From reflective folk to all-out rockin' assault, Sheryl Crow's Best Of puts the spotlight on a remarkably consistent songwriter and vocalist. Good stuff.

Review: Former schoolteacher and Michael Jackson background singer Sheryl Crow (how's that for a combination, eh?) debuted in 1993 with her debut album "Tuesday Night Music Club" and hasn't looked back since. She's released five albums of a high-quality po/rock ...

Pros: An excellent collection of songs, and perhaps a sign that Crow's abandoning the mainstream.

Cons: That Kid Rock duet. Even I need to drink that away.

The Bottom Line: “The Very Best of Sheryl Crow” is a great introduction to her work for those just getting into her stuff.

Review: I didn’t want Sheryl Crow to release a greatest hits album so soon, not because I thought she didn’t deserve it (she’s been officially “around” for ten years now; she’s allowed to have one), but because it would force me to reflec ...

Pros: Good Songs, Decent Mix, Good Liner Notes

Cons: "Picture," Inconsistent Vocals

The Bottom Line: A nice mix of Sheryl's singles as well as the best - previously unrecognized - tracks from her albums, "The Very Best of Sheryl Crow" delivers.

Review: It's surprising, considering Sheryl Crow has only four studio albums (plus her "Live From Central Park" endeavor), that she has already produced a "greatest hits" album. Perhaps even more surprising, almost every song on "The Very Best of Sheryl Crow" ...