An okay NE CD

This CD was NE's down point. If they ever had a weak cd this is it. The only good tracks are the ballds. If this album would have done better in sales then we would have seen the release of Ralph's very first solo album.

Revisiting the Doo-Wop era

This album was one of my favorites. Since I grew up with oldies but goodies and I love New Edition this album was a perfect fit. My favorite group singing classic Doo-Wop favorites. I adored it. This album is not for everyone though. If you have no clue about oldies & Doo-Wop, skip it. It's too advanced for you.

This Really Did Bring Back Memories

I remember being about five years old and performing "Tears On My Pillow" and "A Million To One" for my family on top of our coffee table.Hearing these songs again truly did "Bring Back the Memories" for me, funny considering I was only three when this album was released.
These songs sound as great today as they did 16 years ago.New Editions harmonies were tight, Ralph Tresvants voice sounds sweet and angelic throughtout the album and the guest appearance by Little Anthony are some of what made this album so special.The best songs here are "Earth Angel", "A Thousand Miles Away", "Blue Moon" and "Since I Don't Have You".The highlight of this album has to be "A Million To One" where the guys give an amazing performance.The only.."new" song on the album is "Bring Back the Memories", a cute song where the men of N.E sing about how the songs on the album are special and nostalgic and comment about how different things were when songs like "Duke of Earl" were originally released in comparison to the 80's.
I highly recommend this album to anyone who loves doo-wop,New Edition or like me enjoyed the warm memories of a time when things were much more simple...whether that be the 1960's or the 1980's.