Track Listing

1. Come On Over Here
2. You're Makin' Me High
3. There's No Me Without You
4. Unbreak My Heart
5. Talking In His Sleep
6. How Could An Angel Break My Heart
7. Find Me A Man
8. Let It Flow
9. Why Should I Care
10. I Don't Want To
11. I Love Me Some Time
12. In The Late Of Night/Toni's Secrets
13. You're makin' me high (T'empo mix)
14. Unbreak my heart (Classic radio mix)
15. I don't want to (Frankie Knuckles radio edit)

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #13367 in Music
• Released on: 2001-04-02
• Number of discs: 1
• Format: Extra tracks
• Dimensions: .24 pounds

Amazon.co.uk Review
Well, it is a La Face record, so of course it has the Babyface stamp all over it--especially on "Let It Flow", also featured on his Waiting to Exhale soundtrack, and "There's No Me Without You". 'Face does step aside, however, to give other producers, songwriters, and artists their time with Miss Braxton, most notably R. Kelly, Diane Warren, Tony Rich, and Kenny G. R&B songbirds in their own right, Shanice Wilson and Chante Moore even show up on backing vocals. The album doesn't quite live up to this overdose of talent; it's too crammed with boring ballads (even if Braxton's low, husky vocals are perfectly suited for them, especially the wrenching watermark of the album, "Un-Break My Heart"). It's when she slips into a sultry groove on "Come On Over Here" and the smash single "You're Makin Me High" that she really shines. --Rebecca Wallwork

CD Description
Toni Braxton is one of the most promising divas of the '90s, with a sophisticated sound and traditional R&B style that puts her in a class with Whitney Houston and Anita Baker. With the help of R&B's leading songwriter, Babyface, she can deliver the perfect love song (such as "Let It Flow", which also appeared on 1995's mega-hit soundtrack WAITING TO EXHALE). SECRETS, her second album, is a soulful journey through her heart.
SECRETS combines Braxton's sultry vocals with the genre's more creative producers. Tony Rich paints the background of "Come On Over Here", Babyface and Groove Theory'sBryce Wilson beef up the track for the hot single "You're Making Me High", and R. Kelly provides the soft bump-and-grind sound for "I Don't Want To".
SECRETS is filled with original material. No samples. No remakes. And with a debut album that earned her the 1994 Grammy for Best New Artist, it is no SECRET that Toni Braxton is destined to repeat her success.

Customer Reviews

Secrets
Toni's second album secrets is an all time classic filled with big ballads and smooth r&b tracks all the way through the album and three bonus dance remixes secrets is better than her first album a lot better so if have the first album you'll love this album it's truly a classic you must have in your collection.

1 Come On Over Here 10/10
2 You're Making Me High 10/10
3 There's No Me Without You 8/10
4 Un-Break My Heart 10/10
5 Talking In His Sleep 9/10
6 How Could An Angel Break My Heart 10/10
7 Find Me A Man 9/10
8 Let It Flow 10/10
9 Why Should I Care 10/10
10 I Don't Want To 9/10
11 I Love Me Some Him 10/10
12 In The Late Of Night 10/10
13 You're Making Me High (T'Empo Mix) 10/10
14 Un-Break My Heart (Classic Radio Mix) 10/10
15 I Don't Want To (Frankie Knuckles Radio Edit) 10/10

Overall it's a 10/10 Must Buy!

Timeless R&B, Perfect Formula- This Is Really As Good As It Gets.
The album `Secrets' was Toni Braxton's sophomore release after her self-titled debut, and i can say with confidence that there's not a bad song on here, obviously i liked the mega hit `Un-Break My Heart', a phenomenal success which stayed at #1 on the Billboard hot 100 chart for a staggering 11 weeks, written by one of my favourite songwriters Dianne Warren (who has also written for the likes of Whitney Houston and Mariah Carey) it's a deep slow tempo love ballad about losing someone & then expressing the pain of the loss, Toni's vocal abilities really shine on this song, `Let It Flow' the song that was used for the `Waiting To Exhale' soundtrack, a chilled out affair with Toni's signature deep soulful vocals, `You're Making Me High' as upbeat as it gets, (along with the intro track 'Come On Over Here') a smooth sexy song with a jammin' beat, so glad it was made into a single, `In The Late Of Night' well this 'should' have been a single, it's an excellent slow tempo ballad, again going on the theme of losing a lover, that song was defiantly overlooked, the mid-tempo jam `I Love Me Some Him' again a very smooth chilled out affair, there's a few of them on this album, for instance `I Don't Want To',`There's No Me Without You',`Find Me A Man' and `Why Should I Care', then there's `Talking In His Sleep' teaching all men to beware of cheating on there lovers, and finally `How Could An Angel Break My Heart', a slow tempo song, this was made into a single, in my opinion its ok, but i believe there's better single material on here.

But Overall it's incredible, defiantly one of Toni's best by a long way, everyone out there that has a passion for REAL R&B should own this album.

The aural equivalent of bathing in melted chocolate
This album marks the zenith in seductive and soulful music. It forms the perfect triumvirate with a chilled glass of Chardonnay and the flickering candlelight reflected in your lover's eyes.Braxton's voice, though powerful, never fractures the serene atmosphere and instead adds an elegant backing track to the romantic sentiments that float across the dining table like fallen leaves caught on the autumn breeze. As the last track fades, blow out the candles and take your lover tenderly by the hand....