No matter what these ladies do later on in their careers, they will always be the FUNKY DIVAS OF SOUL!! This second "Best Of" offering is a little more comprehensive as the first only scratched the surface of their work. Included here are two of the four hits from BORN TO SING ("Don't Go" & "You Don't Have To Worry") which were omitted from the first "Greatest Hits" LP. Although I would have preferred "Just Can't Stay Away", "Too Gone, Too Long" and "Damn, I Wanna Be Your Lover" over "so-so" tracks like "Waitin' On You", "Love Don't Love You" and the "Hold On" Remix, I was still quite pleased with this offering. Hopefully one day other fan favorites like "Riddle", "Sad But True" and "Love Won't Take Me Out" (from MASTERPIECE THEATRE) will make the cut on future compilations. At any rate, anything with the "En Vogue" name attached is always worth a listen.

LOVE, PEACE & SOUL FLOWER! PASS IT ON!!

First, of all I love this group. This was one of the best Black Female group of the 90's. These women could sing very well and they were beautiful I have the best of Envogue it is a great cd.
But, this cd has a lot more Envogue songs to offer. If you liked Envogue during the 90's then you would definitely love this cd. I wish the original members would get back together and do another album .

The second greatest hits disc from En Vogue was released a year after their 4th studio album Masterpiece Theatre, interestingly this disc is missing two singles just like their first greatest hits collection:

This set is missing

Too Gone, Too Long--3rd single from their 3rd album EV3

Riddle--leadoff single from their 4th album Masterpiece Theatre

Even though it does include the single mix of Love Don't Love You, those two tracks could have been easily added and withdrawn the Hold On-Hip Hop Remix but otherwise good sampling of their material.

The first 7 songs were *fantastic*... and the rest I've never heard before. :-( Apparently En Vogue had some major hits in the early 90's and then fizzled out with later mediocre stuff. I can't complain too loudly though. 7 major hits for about a dollar each is not a bad deal. But 16 major hits would be better!

En Vogue have done some of 90's best soulpop songs. Classics like "Hold On", "My Lovin'", "Dont Let Go(Love)" and "Whatta Man". The girl groups of today is not near En Vogue. I can't understand why anyone will release two greatest hits albums, and none of the albums has any new tracks on. But now they have released this one, and not even "Riddle" is on it. We want new music from the girls. Hopefully they will come back with a new, good album.