"I Feel the Earth Move" is Martika’s second most known song. The song is more generic featuring a standardized dance beat and musical accompaniment. "More Than You" could be Sheila E. or a dozen other performers. Martika’s most impressive contribution to this song is listening to her numerous wide-ranging background vocals.

The third track is "Water (Remix)" has a common late 80s musical composition. For me this proves that the music is as vital to a song’s quality as is Martika’s powerful voice.

Martika goes into Prince territory with "Martika’s Kitchen." It’s a saucy, funky little tune that brings out more of the Cuban fireball’s sexuality. "Coloured Kisses" is a cute little song where Martika playfully uses her multi-dimensional voice.

"Cross My Heart" is a dance tune that could be from any number of performers. "Temptation" has a cool clean rhythm guitar part and the background vocals almost bring a religious, soulful addition to what essentially is a dance track. I also liked Martika’s spoken words towards the end of the song.

"Don’t Say U Love Me" is Janet Jackson styled. "Safe in the Arms of Love" feels more R&B and is more mature than all the dance tracks. This musical environment allows Martika’s voice to really carry the tune.

"Quiero Entregarte Mi Amor" is a Spanish Version of "More Than You Know." There is also a Club Mix of "I feel The Earth Move." There is Japanese Version of "Toy Soldiers." Prince wrote "Love…Thy Will Be Done (Prince Mix)" and is the last track.