[PenguinHead]

Each of her album are sort of a representation of her state of mind in that particular time, along with a production style reflective of that era. Over time I have become more forgiving and less critical about her songs and albums. Even her most questionable songs have an intrigue or certain odd charm to them.

Rock a Little has the sonic elements that were in style in that era. It also mirrors the issues Stevie was facing at the time -- her cocaine addiction, strained relationships with Fleetwood Mac, and other personal issues she was dealing with. I think all of her albums/songs as part of a tapestry. I actually can appreciate Rock a Little for what it is, more now than when it was released, in context to what came after. Perfection is subjective and over-rated. I herald the wild bumpy road.