For her third album, Gretchen Wilson digs even deeper into the sounds that she explored on her first two records. The roof-raisers here are grittier, like the pumping Southern rocker "There's a Place In the Whiskey", or the kiss-off stomper "You Don't Have to Go Home", while the more reflective tunes are even more nuanced (take the title track, for example, which hides a deceptively complex feminist statement).