Like many others out there, who remember Toni Braxton from the early 90s, and before she even started to grow her hair, I'm sure you may have been introduced to her in 1992, from the song, "Love Shoulda Brought You Home," or her duet with Babyface in, "Give You My Heart," both songs which are offered on the "Boomerang" soundtrack, which I thought I should add. Like many artists, the first album is sometimes the best one, or one of the better releases, probably because of the hunger to make it! Which I think may have been the case with this album, Toni was just putting out single-after-single on this album and that's what eventually made me buy it, or actually my dad, because I was too young at the time, but he bought it because there were so many good songs on the album! You had, "Love Shoulda Brought You Home," "Another Sad Love Song," "Breathe Again," "Seven Whole Days," "How Many Ways," which also had a remix, and "You Mean the World to Me." There's basically 11 songs on the album, and 6 out of 11 songs were released as singles, all the singles were hits, the only one that I think didn't do that well was, "How Many Ways," but there are basically more hits than filler on this album, and I think that's what a lot of Toni's more recent album have been missing, and not just Toni Braxton, but a lot of artists. A lot of artists are concerned with just putting out a few major singles and the rest is whatever, not too many people care to make a well-rounded album anymore!

Toni Braxton, was much younger at the time and still managed to sing about more mature topics, and her experiences going through a bad relationship, which led her to make, what I think is her best album! Toni found a way not just to appeal to an R&B audience, but also a pop audience, which helped her success.

Remember this is just my opinion, and my view, so please don't jump all over me, if you don't agree!

Ashlei
Like many others out there, who remember Toni Braxton from the early 90s, and before she even started to grow her hair, I'm sure you may have been introduced to her in 1992, from the song, "Love Shoulda Brought You Home," or her duet with Babyface in, "Give You My Heart," both songs which are offered on the "Boomerang" soundtrack, which I thought I should add. Like many artists, the first album is sometimes the best one, or one of the better releases, probably because of the hunger to make it! Which I think may have been the case with this album, Toni was just putting out single-after-single on this album and that's what eventually made me buy it, or actually my dad, because I was too young at the time, but he bought it because there were so many good songs on the album! You had, "Love Shoulda Brought You Home," "Another Sad Love Song," "Breathe Again," "Seven Whole Days," "How Many Ways," which also had a remix, and "You Mean the World to Me. " There's basically 11 songs on the album, and 6 out of 11 songs were released as singles, all the singles were hits, the only one that I think didn't do that well was, "How Many Ways," but there are basically more hits than filler on this album, and I think that's what a lot of Toni's more recent album have been missing, and not just Toni Braxton, but a lot of artists. A lot of artists are concerned with just putting out a few major singles and the rest is whatever, not too many people care to make a well-rounded album anymore! Toni Braxton, was much younger at the time and still managed to sing about more mature topics, and her experiences going through a bad relationship, which led her to make, what I think is her best album! Toni found a way not just to appeal to an R&B audience, but also a pop audience, which helped her success. Remember this is just my opinion, and my view, so please don't jump all over me, if you don't agree! Ashlei