This is a gently used copy of Stevie Wonder's 16th studio album, Innervisions, originally released in 1973. Innervisions is often regarded as Wonder's best and most essential album of his long-running classic period. In the album, he covers a variety of social issues including drug abuse, systemic racism and inequalities, and even jabs at the then President, Richard Nixon. The album lived at the top of several Billboard charts, garnished numerous awards, and has even landed itself at #23 on Rolling Stone's list of the 500 Greatest Albums of All Time.