Sealed 2008 2LP Original With Hype Sticker On The Shrink Wrap. "Is Your Death Wish Stronger Than You Are?" Lucinda Williams Asks In "Little Rock Star," A Cautionary Song Swathed In Guitar Noise That Someone Should Instant-Message To Pete Doherty, Ryan Adams And Amy Winehouse. While It Shows That The 55-Year-Old Barbed-Wire Country Singer Is Wary Of Rock's Trappings, Little Honey Proves She's Still Crushed Out On The Music. On "Real Love," Amid Boogie-Rock Riffing, She Alternately Pledges Her Heart To A Guy, A Girl And An Electric Guitar. And "Honey Bee" Ranks With Joe Liggins' 1945 Hit "The Honeydripper" As One Of The Nastiest Apiological Jams Ever ("Now I Got Your Honey," She Hollers, "All Over My Tummy!"). There Are Some Throwaways: "Jailhouse Tears," A Honky-Tonk Trailer-Trash Bitchfest, Is Playacted Too Hard By Williams And Guest Elvis Costello. But It's Useful Comic Relief Between The Downtempo Numbers That — For All The Rock Thrills Here — Remain Williams' Most Potent Showcases. "If Wishes Were Horses," She Moans On The Sublime Song Of The Same Name, "I'd Have A Ranch." Ride 'Em, Sister.” – Will Hermes, Rolling Stone