Really great record.

For the vinyl version, the clear record is very nice with no warping, no pops, no skips, overall just a great pressing

so I purchased the album.she has an amazing voice and this is her best record

I will highly recommend this as an innovative work of art from a maturing artist

If you loved Kacey's previous work, go in with an open mind and behold the talent

It's a pleasant listen, almost addictive in that you may be compelled to keep in on repeat play mode.

I’ve heard her two previous major release albums, and although good, one listen was enough to last me for awhile

This album has great sounds and lyrics and reminds me of her most recent album.

Musgraves is dealing here with much more personal matters, with her gift for great tunes, quietly witty and insightful lyrics and that lovely voice, used to perfection

I'm not a big modern country fan, but her lyrics are fantastic, relatable, fun, and the content is original and nothing like the cliche bro-country rubbish littering the country scene today

I had the good fortune of seeing here at the Bunbury Music Festival here in Cincinnati in 2015, about a week before "Pageant Material" was released

Kacey Musgraves seemingly came out of nowhere with her fabulous 2013 release "Same Trailer Different Park" (but in reality had already self-released several albums)

In the meantime, this album arriving on the same day as another 5 Star alt Country singer from Canada releases hers convinced me that we are incredibly fortunate to have access to a wealth of great music!

Music is magic and this album, at least on vinyl, has some magical licks.

opens with "Slow Burn", and it's as if we're being dropped in the middle of the album, like we've missed some previous tracks

I can't remember the last album that I enjoyed pretty much every track

Kacey is a vital treasure of an artist we are fortunate to have these days

If you loved Kacey's previous work, go in with an open mind and behold the talent

Should win many awards

Kacey is consistently one of the best singers and song writers country music has today.

The song "Golden Hour" is among my favorites, and when she

A risky move for a supporting act to fill roughly 3/4 of her set with unknown songs

Potentially more slower songs than on recent

As usual, Kacey Musgraves absolutely knocks it out of the park, and I love every single song on this album