Parents should know that this CD is very explict. In one song, Amy Winehouse declares her love for a drug over all else. And in the song "Rehab", Winehouse talks about how she refused to get help for her addiction. This could send a very questionable message to teens. A friend told me that this was a good CD, so I bought it, put it in the stereo, and found that I couldn't listen through one song without pressing the pause button. Winehouse sounds like she is whining or groaning in most of the songs, although the jazz music in the background is okay. Mature teens who like jazz will enjoy this, but most will find themselves returning it to the store an hour after they purchased it.

This is absolutely, without a doubt, the best soul album to come out in quite some time. The lyrics can be quite vulgar, however. If your kid is into soul then I would say, let them listen to it but warn them about the lyrics. I've seen worse lyrics, the problems with them are overstated, but the lyrics are still pretty inappropriate. You can also talk to your kids about how ironic "Rehab" is in retrospect.

Amy Winehouse has a great voice but her music isn't as clean. She uses the words f**k, s**t, d**k, c**t, and even "F**kery". Also her song Rehab talks about her not wanting to go to, yes, rehab. This album is raunchy. However, it's not Pretty Ricky's Late Nite Special. I really like Amy Winehouse's voice above everything.

her lyrics are very real. I think this album is appropriate if you're mature and won't think "maybe there's nothing wrong with pot". The album is GREAT

this is a really good artist. but the lanaguge she uses is not. She says f**kery fu** rehab one of her songs are called f--k me pumps

She has a pretty voice, but she sings a lot about different drugs. Terreble role model. she dosen't swear much in her songs, but says words parents wouldn't want their kids hearing.