Instruct: Classify an Amazon review as either positive or negative.
Query: Her best yet

With each album, Shawn Colvin moves more into the pop realm and away from the folk music which launched her career. Not that that's a bad thing: Colvin's albums tend to suffer from overproduction, a fault which would ruin almost any folk album, whereas on pop albums it is easily forgivable. Colvin is one of the best songwriters of the 90s and her skills shine on "Sunny Came Home," and "The Facts About Jimmy." "Sunny," with its catchy melody and symbolic lyrics, deserves to be a hit. Another highlight is "Wichita Skyline," on which gorgeous synth chords glimmer like a sunset. A Few Small Repairs does lag in a few spots. Colvin's voice doesn't have the grit to pull off the gravelly vocal she attempts on "I Want it Back," and "84,000 Different Delusions" simpers along to a rather weak melody. Overall, however, this is a well-crafted album by a mature, thoughtful artist.