Amy Markowski's review: "a great CD that shows her more mature side."

Jacqueline Hodges' review: "Its the sign of a bad album when the sense of peace that falls as the CD finishes is the most fulfilling feeling of the last hour and ten minutes of your life. This, unfortunately, is one of those albums."

Velveteena Burrow's review: "The album has many good songs on it, but it's not really one of those albums you can pop in and put on repeat."

Nicole Stitt's review: "Aguilera's vocal abilities are the album's greatest strength. The 20 tracks show off her range and tone quality without resorting to vocal gymnastics."

Richard Cromelin's review: "her first official adult pop album she sounds, well, adult -- a husky, dusky, wailing, growling, full-blown diva."

Nekesa Mumbi Moody's review: "Instead of cheerful, pleasing pop tunes, the new disc has brooding ballads, introspective songs and hip-hop collaborations."

Jeffrey Lee Puckett's review - "it's a seamless journey through power ballads, hip-hop party anthems and rhythm-&-blues come-ons."

Amran's review: "Aguilera's best work to date. Vocally she is grounded and stronger too."

Bill Aicher's review: "She's always been the pop-queen with the best voice, and it really comes through here."

Aaron Shakra's review: "What we have here is a fast food recording. It sounds nice to the ears, it looks nice to the eyes, but once consumed, leaves the viewer congested and unhealthy."

Reviews the pro-social and objectional content of the album.

Aliiyssa DiMarco's review: "'Stripped' is Christina laid bare, a very impressive, personal album, full of well-written and well-sung songs."