Is it just me, or is this album very under rated?
To me, it is Whitney's best album. I am by no means saying that it's perfect, i'd get rid of some of the songs, but all in all i think it's a top album.

"My Love Is Your Love"
It's Not Right But Its Okay
Heartbreak Hotel
My Love Is Your Love
When You Believe
If I Told You That
In My Business
I Learned From The Best
Oh Yes
Get It Back
Until You Come Back
I Bow Out
You'll Never Stand Alone

what y'all think?

You know, I was listening to this just the other day. It is a very good album. My favorite is "If I told you that". I just love the words and the melody. Those hoping for the "old" Whitney, got a taste of it on this CD. I hope that she can still do it like she did it on this CD.

A good album My favorites are the title track and "I was made to love him"

I love that album! My favorites are "My Love Is Your Love," "If I Told You That," and "It's Not Right..."

i wouldnt say i liked the songs that i heard but they didn't make me want to stick screwdrivers in my ears like her other music did/does.

A strong R&B album that is hip but not too hip. And the dance remixes brought it to a whole new level. That is somethimg they either forgot with her last album or just didn't give a shit to attempt. It's funny how La Reid (I believe) almost expected and wanted that album to tank!

I remember when this album came out...I think I was in 8th grade. Up till then, Whitney had kinda lost it with the young crowd. All of a sudden, with this album, a bunch of classmates had the CD in their collection. I never bought the album, but I was a fan of the singles. Loved them. And the dance remixes were HOT. Among the best Ive heard ever, even compared to genius remixes of both Madonna and Mariah Carey.

Kinda sad that everything went to shit afterward with her drug addiction and all, cause she had really made a comeback with this album.
[Edited 1/28/07 12:14pm]

This was easily my second favorite album Whitney has made! It was quite a different, hipper album because I had always known Whitney as a straightfoward pop artist, but with this record she got a little into the modern R&B and hip-hop movement that was happening in the mid-to-late 90's. I think Bobby had something to do with this transformation!