i like this album. the nice way the music moves you. this is the ralph that i know and love. this is a album made for date nite.

Rizz still has it. I have to hand it to you, he made a really good comeback despite him being off the group of New Edition. Although there have been successful splinter groups/singers from New Edition, such as Bell Biv DeVoe, Johnny Gill, or Bobby Brown, I still believe that Rizz has a nice tenor voice and really good singing and song writing. Please buy this album, it's worth every penny!!

I was actually surprised by the album. Not that Ralph doesn't have any skills, just in terms of how the most recent New Edition album sounded versus the music Ralph chose to use on this album. I thought Ralph was...just Ralph. He wasn't trying to over do it, actually I thought the album was pretty "grown up" and sometimes in this day and age of music you don't really get that, or you get someone so raunchy that it's not classy. Though I've yet to purchase this album there's several songs that WILL HAVE TO BE added to my ipod.

a underrated album that a lot of music fans should give a listen*

i realize that everyone has thier right to give thier opinion, but speak from a knowledge foundation. this is a very good album and it disturbed me when i saw that Ralph Tresvant rode the coatails of Bobby Brown. I hope that was a a tounge in cheek commint? if not, name a Hit Song by New Edition with Brown was the lead?...you can't. so please stop the negativity. Ralph was the lead singer until Johnny Gill.

Aiight I'm a 70's baby so I came up on the sounds of New Edition. I gotta Give my man Ralph props on a few tracks on here. I mean he got some pants droppin panty poppin music. Thats what the industry is missing. cause right now everything is about snappin' Yo fingaz n doin ya step. My only thing I'm upset about is the track slow down. That should have been a full length track no doubt. Too cool is straight. It works for me on the slow jamz cd.....

This cd is great. The sound really fits him well. i think it should get alot more play on the radio. I wish i tunes would get the homegirl video on because it's a sexy video and he looks gooooood.

"Rizz Wa Faire" By Ralph Tresvant. The third solo release from the lead singer of New Edition is actually very good. Aside from being on a small label with no promotion, the cd took off very quickly through word of mouth. After spending time on the R&B Album charts, the video for the first single "My HomeGirl" was the top video on VH1 Soul. The Cd offers the single "My HomeGirl" and soon to be gems, "Too Cool", "Never Noticed", "Angel", "Better Man" and "Something To Give You." This album is nothing to be ashamed off as Tresvant delivers and quality R&B package. As of September 2006, look for remixes to be released soon! Enjoy!

A friend of mine told me about this album and I was shocked because I didn't even know Ralph had a new album. When I heard it I was very pleased with the album and upset that this album did not get any support. It's a great R&B album that you can play all the way through without skipping over any songs. My personal favorite is "Something 2 Give U" I hate that music is so saturated with rap that good singers are now pushed to the back. Don't get me wrong I enjoy rap but I also feel that we have digressed as far as music is concerned because we no longer have singers we just have rappers. Great album!

I came home from the NE concert already to buy this album. I have been a Ralph fan since I first heard NE. I was not so happy to hear this album. It is way to MJ'ish. There are to many grunts and heavy breaths that remind me way to much of MJ. And if I want to hear MJ, I will listen to MJ. Ralph sings good love songs and needs to stick with that.