The first half of this album is brilliant, the great funky songs that you would come to expect from En Vogue - an earlier version of Destiny’s Child. Although it does start with a bit of chatter about being ready for a show, which isn’t annoying but doesn’t really pay off anywhere, then diving straight into the music. Unfortunately, I don’t feel like the second half stands up to the great first half, particularly that stripped back version of Yesterday - not one of my favourite songs anyway, and this version is not the best. After that, I was almost relieved to get to the end of the album, if only so I could start the first few songs again instead.