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Originally released on August 28, 2001, the album was quickly followed by a revamped version on January 29, 2002, to capitalize on the massive success of the single " Family Affair " and to introduce new tracks. Key Features of the 2002 Re-release

When we talk about "healing" in music today, we often look to this era of Mary J. Blige. She taught us that you can have drama, you can have pain, but you don't have to stay there. The re-release wasn't just a marketing ploy to sell more units; it was a necessary evolution of the story.

Often included in re-issue versions or international editions. Full Re-release Tracklist (January 2002) No. Producer(s) Ron "Amen-Ra" Lawrence Family Affair Steal Away (feat. Pharrell Williams) The Neptunes He Think I Don't Know Gerald Isaac PMS (Edit) Chucky Thompson No More Drama Jimmy Jam & Terry Lewis Rainy Dayz (feat. Ja Rule) Where I've Been (feat. Eve) Swizz Beatz Beautiful Day Kenny Flav Dance for Me (feat. Common) Dame Grease No More Drama (Remix feat. P. Diddy) Diddy, Mario Winans Flying Away Kiyamma Griffin Never Been (feat. Missy Elliott) Missy Elliott Kiyamma Griffin In the Meantime Rich Harrison Forever No More (Poem) Kenny Flav Official Purchase & Streaming Options

– April 2002.

Are you a fan of Mary J. Blige or "No More Drama"? What's your favorite track from the album?