S Club - Don't Stop Movin'
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Free Music Review: A bit of advice from a UK fan
Hit: 4 Stars
The best bit of advice I can give anyone thinking of buying this is to import the UK release Seeing Double instead. While Sunshine is a great album, Seeing Double is even better and in merging the two albums together to make this Don't stop movin' album, they have omitted some of the best tracks on the Seeing Double album (including my favourite track Love ain't gonna wait for you which so makes me want to dance!!!). Plus, the UK release includes a remix of Alive which just knocks the socks off of the original. It might cost you a bit more money to import but I would highly recommend it.Free Music Review: S Club Returns For The Better
Hit: 4 Stars
I really like S Club. This album has good Dance tracks especially Alive and Don't Stop Movin'. If you were a fan of Never Had A Dream Come True, you should check out Have You Ever and The Greatest. My personal favorites are Have You Ever, Gangsta Love and The Greatest. Download those, if you like them try Show Me Your Colours and Whole Lotta Nothing.Free Music Review: S Club: Dissapointing
Hit: 3 Stars
I have been a fan of S Club, since 1999, when they were known as S Club 7. Their first album, "S Club," was great, their best album they released. When their sophmore disc, "7," came out, I rushed to buy it, I had high expectations for the album, but it wasn't great it was just, "okay." Now with their third album, I hoped for something good. I got a train wreck. It seemed it was the two same beats over and over again. The opener, "Don't Stop Moving," was great, the next two tracks were bland. "You," was almost scary, it seemed it belonged on "Sesame Street," and then came, "Have You Ever?" "Have You Ever," was great, a perfect ballad from S Club, followed by the fantastic, "Alive," which was poppy and dancey at the same time, I hoped the rest of the album stayed like these two tracks. "Show Me Your Colours," was terrible and "Dance," was like a bad version of a "Alive." Then came the album's highlight, "The Greatest." "The Greatest," really stuck out, it had a nice melody and the vocals were perfect. "Sunshine," was alright, I guess, and "Dance, Dance, Dance," was just horrible it was, it was just like track #9. The last to tracks weren't as bad, but they were not good, either. All in all the album was bad, I give it three stars, because of the couple stand out tracks. If you see this album used ..., buy it. Any higher and your just wasting money. But if you want a good S Club, album, buy, "S Club," their first cd. That album was great, with a bit of all types of music.Free Music Review: Average Pop
Hit: 3 Stars
With so many young teen bands on the scene right now, often times it is difficult to tell which ones song you are listening to. S Club is no exception. Originally having 7 members, it is now down to 6. The music is fun, energetic and all the things most teens would sing about....so no fault of theirs....but it is just that no track makes them stand out in front of their peers....but they do harmonize very pleasantly!Free Music Review: Better getting 2001's Sunshine U.K. edition and Seeing Double U.K. Edition.
Hit: 2 Stars
This is the album where it was good. But unfortunately failed to keep my interest. I found out that half the songs on the album are from two albums. I got Both sunshine and seeing double for a penny each here. Plus with don't stop movin's You is the single version which can be found on The Import 2003 album Best The Greatest Hits of S Club 7. Which wasn't released stateside but is available in Canada. The Original version of You is a duet between Rachel and Jo. Their final album Seeing Double is alot better and by far the best one. If they would have released that as the album. I m pretty sure with song's like Bittersweet and The perfect dance track besides Natural and Don't Stop MOvin'. The second and final single release from Seeing Double. It wasn't included in The album at all. Love ain't Gonna Wait For You.. ALSO 2001's Sunshine isn't S Club it's actually S Club 7. They only became S Club cos Paul Cattermole left. Unlike The spice Girls forever cd sucked only Holler and the other 2 singles were good. S Club's Seeing Double was the best from them. Plus I m surprised Madonna never sued them for ripping The drum machine and the bass beat of her 2000 hit Music