songs that boosted the material to be almost the equal to some of her best and biggest radio hits." Yolanda Sangweni of Essence magazine viewed the concert as a chance for Beyoncé to remind people that her "vocal chops" are what got her where she stands today as an artist, and concluded that Michael Jackson and Diana Ross would be very proud of Beyoncé's accomplishments and performances on 4 Intimate Nights with Beyoncé. Jocelyn Vena of MTV News praised Beyoncé for her "never-miss-a-note voice" and "razzle-dazzle dance moves", and for matching the crowd's energy with her enthusiasm during live performances. Jozen Cummings of The Wall Street Journal described the show as Beyoncé's "most intimate work to date", adding that it was an intimate night between "Beyoncé and her fans, one in which there need not be a specific stand-out moment". Gavin DeGraw of VH1 noted that "there's no doubting Beyoncé's talent as a performer; her undeniable vocal ability, show(wo)manship, and charm" which infused the room the entire evening." By contrast, Jody Rosen of Rolling Stone gave the show a mixed review, writing "a Beyoncé concert is a big, blowsy affair, a bit like a Las Vegas floor show crossed with a typhoon. 'Intimate' is not the adjective that leaps to mind". However, he described Beyoncé as "a woman who can make a club feel like a coliseum". Rosen coined the live performance of "I Was Here" as "a hollow exercise in self-mythologizing". Maura Johnston of The Village Voice placed 4 Intimate Nights with Beyoncé on her list of The 10 Best Live Shows of 2011. In a review of the show, she commented "The serenity at her core is borne from a supreme amount of confidence; that it comes off as something generously given is a testament to her prodigious talents as a performer on every level. Plus, I mean, have you heard her sing? Nobody has pipes like her right now. Not a single person out there. At the very least, we can all learn breath control from her." Broadcasts and recordings To promote the show, photographer Myrna Suarez photographed Beyoncé on stage during the first and second nights of the concert. The photos were then published and used in reviews by Rap-Up, The Wall Street Journal, Entertainment Weekly, Rolling Stone, and Billboard magazine. A DVD of the show titled, Live at Roseland, was released exclusively to Walmart in