i think frank is a better album than B2B, but B2B has better standout tracks.

either way, most of the artists she admires/sounds like were just as well known for having substance abuse problems/died of them/were exhaulted in spite of them. sometimes you have to look at her as a talented yet troubled soul rather than a really talented girl who you can't like now because she does drugs. if you don't like provocative behavior, you shouldn't like any of her music. 

Both Albums are terriffic. However Frank is less polished and the musicianship is cheesy compared to Back to Black. On that one, the back-up on Amy's voice is top notch.  The production values are far higher, though much of the subject lyrics are much darker, and deeper. Frank comes across as more carefree as I am sure that's where Amy was at in her life through that era. Take "Stronger Than Me", the lyrics 'longer than frozen turkey' are a bit weak, but she more than makes up for it with her delivery.

Thats the special thing about Amy's music, you can actually identify with her through her emotive singing and engaging lyrics.
 

I orederd it a while ago...AND NOW IT'S MIIIIINEEEEE!!!

I was a little disappointed by the package (I thought it would be the same of Back to Black Delux, but it's a plastic cd case indeed!). Anyway I opened the booklet, and I saw the message from Amy... I was sooooo glad to see it!

What about the album...Amazing...like every Amy's record!

I received also the DVD "The girl done good"...But I'm gonna watch it after my exams and my dance essay...So I'll be truly and deeply relaxed!

frank is better than back to black for me amy has yet to come with a song that is better than you sent me flying although love is a losing game comes pretty close that song is just sumblimely heartbreaking 

You sent me flying is one of my favourite songs... It turns on imagination and blows all my bad thoughts away. Sooo chilling sound and such a lovely lyrics!