The A side is simply amazing, particularly A1 and A2. A1, alone, is worth the money for the whole set and, without a doubt, is amongst the greatest compositions I have heard. Beber's production and Tamra's voice are amazing by themselves, and when they come together it is hard to describe the beauty thereof. I would recommend this not just two people who are into 2 Step and female vocals, but to anyone who has an interest in music itself. There is something undeniably beautiful about A1 and A2 that make it simply break free from the restraints of any genre and the downfalls associated with being pigeonholed. It isn't the best of 2 Step or whatever genre the listener would like to put it in -- it's the best of a human collection of noises. The whole album demonstrates a remarkably forward approach to music in general, very positive, very beautiful. A must-hear for anyone remotely interested not only in the particular genre in question, but for anyone interested in music. If a genre were to produce a million failures and turn into an annoying brand of music listened to by the lowest of the very masses of humanity it could be happy if it could die happy if it produced one song on the level of "Oh Well."