All This....

Okay I love New Edition (old and new) but this is just a very awkward stage.First off every song here is definately adult pop/soul but these boy's voices are at this weird 'tween' stage-they all sound high and nasal (almost as if Fran Drescher was singing them).And these songs DO NOT need nasl voices.For the well acclimated New Edition fan this will please them,but for the newcomer the earlier and later albums are alot better.

Pretty Good

This album was good. Considering this was Bobby's last album with N.E so there had to be distractions surrounding this one. My favorite track is "A Little Bit of Love", along with "Friends, Count Me Out, and Whispers in Bed". I think this album had problems because Bobby was there on one song but then he wasn't. Even in the video for "Count Me Out", Ricky sings a verse, but that's actually Bobby's part and voice, so he could have at least done the video. Around this time he would only show up to about 1/2 of the group's appearances, even on the credits they only name Ronnie, Ricky, Mike and Ralph, but Bobby is on the cover.
To sum it up about this album considering the Bobby Brown situation this was a very decent effort.

The fourth best New Edition cd.

In my opinion this is the fourth best New Edition cd. The order of their cd's is (on greatness) 1. HeartBreak 2. Home Again 3. New Edition 4. All For Love 5. Christmas All Over The World 6. Candy Girl and 7. Under The Blue Moon. I like all he songs on the cd in particular Let's Be Frieds and Whispers In Bed. My man Ralph T somes his seduction powers very well in the song. It's like Knyte said to bad Bobby left. But I think in retrospect it was for a good thing because Johnny came and helped them mature very well. If you doubt the power of boy bands listen to any NE album and you'll see a true boy band.