Loved it. If I am ever in the LA area I will certainly attened a gig. A collection of songs to capture life!!

Susan is a very gifted and talented singer/songwriter. All the songs on this CD are excellent. The songs are timeless. I'm looking forward to more!

This is Susan's 3rd CD to date & arguably her best.This is a fantastic CD full of beautifully crafted pop songs,every one worthy of being a single.Susan's voice is really unbelievable,so many styles & sounds wrapped into each song.The production would leave some of the "major" bands wishing their CD's sounded this good. As with her voice it really needs to be heard to be believed!! If you like catchy,well written & performed adult pop music you really should buy this CD as it never disappoints & will leave you wanting more of the extremely talented Susan Barth.

What we have here is a cd that lives up to its name. Wonderland is a collection of eleven radio-worthy songs. From the melodic title track to the hard-driving "So Tired of You", this is one collection that has it all. Musically, it is rich in many ways. Vocally, you will swear you are hearing more than one main singer. Susan has an unique way of changing her tonal quality, not just from song to song, but from line to line. The harmonies are well utilized and add richness. Also, in addition to your standard fare of instruments, some rarities have been dusted off and thrust in the spotlight to give a full listening experience. From the haunting cello sounds on "She's There" to the often overlooked accordian on "Grammys", you get a sense that there was a sincere effort to produce a complete package. And it delivers! This production is top-notch; clean and full. Lyrically, you get it all. Wonderland sets the tone of the entire cd by beginning: "Every morning I get up, I'm making my bed...Should be making my head. Go to work and now I'm feeling half past dead". The rest of the songs continue to speak to you in ways you don't hear everyday. Many of them give you the sense that this artist is growing weary of the music industry and their "cookie cutter" approach to music. She longs for a little recognition and this cd proves that she has earned it! I wanted to write how, this song compares to this artist, and this song sounds just like so-and-so. But, to be honest, that would not be a fair assessment of this cd. You hear so many influences throughout, that you can listen to it over and over and over again, and you'll come to the same conclusion: Susan Barth is an artist all unto herself. So do yourself a favor: buy this cd. Listen to it. You'll thank yourself in the end.