Tristan Prettyman's major label debut cd is literally a breath of fresh air. twentythree is simple and raw, just like her live performances. Highlights for me are please, simple as it should be, and of course the single love, love, love. I promise you will not be disappointed with this purchase.

I don't support artists who support content protected cds. This is not in the true spirit of music and art. ENCRYPTED MUSIC TAKES AWAY OUR RIGHTS AS AMERICAN CITIZENS. STAND UP FOR YOUR RIGHTS AND DON'T BUY THIS ARTISTS MUSIC!KUDOS TO ALL THE OTHER PEOPLE WHO WROTE REVIEWS AGAINST TRISTAN PRETTYMAN AND HER COPY PROTECTED CD

The music is excellent, which is sad because the disk is copy protected and can't be moved into iTunes or an iPod without doing a bunch of stuff you shouldn't have to do. Burn a disk, read the burned disk, import licenses, copy this file and not that file, download a piece of German ripware -- If you want the music in iTunes or on an iPod, buy it from iTunes. If you think you have the right to listen to music you paid for on your player of choice, Virgin records thinks you're wrong. Their BS story about how Apple won't enter into a contract with them is just another excuse to screw us, the buyers, while they try to make even more money off the artists they force to use their distribution networks.

Sorry Tristan..Her music is great, but do not buy this CD if you use iTunes / an iPod on a windows computer. EMI has decided that it will only allow Tristan's music to be used on Windows Media Player. You cannot add the music from the CD to iTunes! Such a strange move given the dominance of the iPod and iTunes. If you see an EMI executive, tell him/her that this move was moronic and only impacted the HONEST PEOPLE THAT BUY THE CD.

I'll never let someone else (a music company) decide what I can do with a CD I pay good money for. Take a leap, dudes, and apologize to a great artist who deserves a company that won't play politics with her music.And hey, label executives: SUck it.

WARNING: THIS DISC IS COPY PROTECTED!!!! Using a computer to copy it to your MP3 player requires you to install licensing software on your computer, and you may or may not be able to load the music onto your MP3 players, depending on their DRM capabilities. And you can bet money you won't be able to use anything other than an approved lossy compression format (i.e., you'll lose sound quality). Shame on Amazon for selling this disc without providing proper warnings.