Only gets better with each listen. What a glistening collection of songs!

Written in genre of her guests.....each song is unique in presentation, arrangement, and attitude. There is a duet with johnny cash that is soooooo dark, and yet hopeful. How long has this album been in the making? Absolutely brilliant work. I've been listening non-stop for 3 days and it just gets better and better. Songs with Bonnie/Mavis, or Joe Walsh, Chris Stapleton, Lucius, st. Vincent, James Taylor, Eric Clapton, Neil Young, Jason Isbell, and on and on. This is something special....plus, what a great price for essentially a double album.

Wow Sheryl sounds like an actual crow on this album. Her voice is shot like elastic. No wonder she doesn’t want to release any more albums.

Man. What a great album. Don’t stop Sheryl.

I can't find a single track that I don't like. My faves are "Dont" because it reminds me of a 60's girl singing group and "Wouldnt Want To Be Like You" which reminds me of the girl Alt band Northern State. Colaberations with new artists I had never heard of that will make me seek out their collections, like St Vincent and Lucious, and a lot that are beloved legends, Joe Walsh, Emmylou Harris, Johnny Cash, James Taylor and oh so many more!

Sheryl has the presence to pick up the phone, call anyone in the music industry, and ask them to join her for a song. Beyond brilliant, every song is a treasure of talent wrapped around warm and heart-felt songs. Her duet with Johnny Cash is goose-bump worthy, her soft melody with Willie Nelson reveals a simple tenderness that unfolds in layers. Enjoy the wealth of true talent on display, it's music at it's best.

YA YA YA....OOOH-YA

This Lady can go anywhere in music she wants. This album brings some of the Greats in Rock & Country right along with her. The whole album is alive. Thank You Sheryl!

Great album. Every song on this album good.

Love the collaborations, love Sheryl and the vibe of the entire album. No hesitation claiming this as one of the most innovativeand musical albums released by any artist in the past decade.

Thank you for the heart, soul and vibe, Sheryl Crow and Big Machine!

Missed the mark with this one Crow

Wooooo all that energy Mavis brings to the live wire track is crazy soulful. Good God!!!!!

Her last full and she’s Going out on TOP. The whole album is screaming GRAMMY all over it. Don’t, For the sake of love, etc but the entire Album is poetic, written and exceptionally delivered. I’d give it more stars if I could.

But for her first three albums, Sheryl has often collaborated with other artists- C'Mon C'Mon had major artists working on almost every cut. It's almost as if she's relying on them to bring her listeners. This is her last, she says, and she has brought in her friends to help her out. This didn't need to be a duets album, however. On some songs she sounds better alone.

This album has more energy than the last; Sheryl usually sounds best when she's singing about heartbreak. Her political views are too shallow and anodyne to have any real meaning.

Beware of Darkness is George Harrison's most beautiful song. She could have done it solo sans Sting.

Wouldn't Want to be Like You- Great song, sounds up to date if done by a young 22 year old hungry artist starting out; but whining about rich people when you yourself are a multi-millionaire is a little, well, rich.

Redemption Day- lyrics written about the Bosnian war in the 90. Johnny Cash gives it the gravitas Sheryl lacks.

Live Wire- Bonnie Raitt and Mavis Stales are underused but it's a good rocker.

Still the Good All Days- Great to hear Sheryl sound optimistic, especially on the heels of the somber Redemption Day. 70s rock a la "Steve McQueen".

"Prove you Wrong" - so repetitive it bores to death. Stevie Nicks is underutilized. Underwritten.

Everything is Broken- great Bob Dylan cover, better than Bob's original.

"Story of Everything" sounds like a rewrite of songs on Be Myself. According to Sheryl the world is falling apart. These songs, like "Gasoline" on the Detours album ultimately sound dated. She's writing from MSNBC headlines again but little insight.

"Tell me When It's Over" - has hit single written all over it. Strong cut.

The ballads are the album's strength especially the gorgeous "Don't".

The production focuses on Sheryl's unique voice which sounds stronger here than ever. I wonder how she's going to tour this album without her guests. That's a problem. She'll probably get a Grammy for Album if the Year for this.

Sheryl Crow is timeless, every album of hers is top noch, and Threads is no exception.

I love all of SC’s albums, which have been pretty good but on this last upcoming release, Sheryl Crow will be ending her album-making days with a bang!! I can’t wait to hear the rest of “Threads” when it comes out at the end of summer!! I’m already enjoying the pre-release stuff because it includes so many wonderful people who Sheryl has loved for years!! Yay!! I loved you back in 2005, I always have been a diehard fan of yours and I’ll always be!! 😘🧡🎤🎉🎊

Love what I’ve been hearing so far. The new stuff is great and I love that she sang with StevieNicks.

If this is indeed her last album, she is going out with one of her best. Of course. the guests certainly "spiced" things up a bit. That being said, she still reigns as one of the most multi-talented artists (not just "female") of her generation!

A great collection of collaborative country artists and some really good songs, Sheryl Crow is a true talent. Hard to remember when she broke through and C&W people said she wasnt country, just pop. Think she's 'proved them wrong', in the words of her song.

Coming back strong after taking time off has never been easy for any artist. Especially in the ever changing landscape of new faces in the music biz. However, Ms. Crow seems to have found a new edge and passion in her voice with strong wide ranging material.

If the rest of this release is as good as or better than the prerelease tunes, she’s got a winner. Congrats and welcome back. You done gooood!

The first few songs released with pre-order are top-notch like only Sheryl can create. Her voice, sound, SHS lyrics are everything a fan loves about Sheryl Crow.

Authentic, real, feel good songs.

YES!!!!

Classic Sheryl. Loving “Good Ol Days” more than any other single she’s released since C’mon C’mon in 2002

This promises to be an embarrassment of riches. I can’t wait to hear the whole album!

I've only heard the short snippets from this latest upcoming release. But I can tell, this album is going to be way more than "Threads". It's a full-on tapestry.

Joni Mitchell is the peak for female singer songwriters (sorry, I hate having to define it that way), but Sheryl is getting close to that untouchable space in the clouds. Thank god there are still artists that write and perform music in an honest way and just do what they do.

XO to you Sheryl - Your big gay fan!