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I've always called OSOTM a "mood album"... I really have to be in the mood to hear it!
There are quite a few aspects of the album I do truly like, though. It's the closest thing Stevie's ever done to a concept album (and I do love a concept album!). Because of that, you might even be able to call OSOTM her most consistent work. I really do go back and forth on what I think of the theme of the album, though. Being a Stevie fan, of COURSE I adore the mysticism this album heaps on. But there is such a thing as too much of a good thing. In that aspect, it almost comes across as cliche and unimaginative. Like I started out with, when I'm in the mood to hear this album, nothing's better. But most of the time it's just a bit too over the top in it's ultra concentrated Stevieness for me. I love the album, but I just have to take it in small doses, spread very far apart.
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