{$Alison Krauss} had been recording a decade before she gained stardom, but she became a star in a big way. {^Now That I've Found You: A Collection}, a retrospective of her ten-year recording career for {@Rounder}, became the surprise hit of 1995, rocketing to number two on the {\country} charts and into the Top 15 on the {\pop} charts, which is remarkable for a musician who had never captured the attention of a mass audience. It may have been a surprising success, but it also was deserved. {$Krauss} was arguably the leading {\bluegrass} musician of the late '80s and early '90s, pushing the music into new directions without losing sight of its roots. {^Now That I've Found You} does a splendid job of chronicling her career, hitting all of the highlights and making a new listener eager to seek out her albums. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide