Gotye tops again
Adam Lambert rules
Karmin's 'Brokenhearted' rises
Carly Rae Jepsen scores
The 'Glee' cast rocks it
Rihanna is social queen
Skrillex nabs No. 1
Carrie Underwood blows us away
Tenacious D 'Rizes' to the top
Nicki Minaj takes the top spot
Beginning in the mid-'80s Stevie Wonder's albums didn't catch the public's attention, and Conversation Peace did not change that, although it wasn't for lack of trying. Wonder's gift for melody is still in place, and he incorporates understated hip-hop rhythms into his music well, yet he isn't able to make music that fit into the rigid play lists of '90s urban contemporary radio. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide
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