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By: S Club 7

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Bring It All Back
Everybody Wants Ya
Friday Night
Gonna Change The World
Hope For The Future
I Really Miss You
It's A Feel Good Thing
S Club Party
Two In A Million
Viva La Fiesta
YOu r my no.1
You're My Number One

S Club Reviews

A Great CD!
The S Club 7 is a wonderful group of twentysomething Englanders who have wonderful talent. Jo, Jon, Rachel, Paul, Bradley, Tina, and Hannah are very upbeat, peppy people who love to party - and it shows on their CD. Their songs are very upbeat and great to dance to. Bring It All Back and Gonna Change The World are songs that offer a positive message to all who listen. Two In A Million is a very mature, romantic ballad. If you have seen their music videos, you must have noticed their wonderful dancing skills. Not only that, but they can act too! Their show, S Club 7 in L.A. is a cute and funny television show that is featured on the Fox Family channel. S Club 7 has a sweet, bubblegum pop sound, but the CD is wonderful to listen to when you are feeling low. I recommend this CD to anyone who loves pop music that is as sweet as candy.

A Great CD!
The S Club 7 is one of the best musical groups out there! I was a little skeptical at first when I realized they were from England (Spice Girls - need I say more?), but they are actually VERY talented. The group consists of seven twentysomethings - Jo, Jon, Rachel, Hannah, Paul, Tina, and Bradley. Many people have said the girls do all the singing, but the guys have their own song, and Bradley does a lot of lead vocals in Friday Night, Gonna Change the World, and Hope for the Future. The songs are peppy and very sweet, and a couple are very positive (Bring it All Back, Gonna Change the World). The song Two in a Million is a slow ballad. Not only can they sing and dance, but they can act! They had a television show on the Fox Family channel, S Club 7 in Miami, but now they are in L.A. The show is great - it is cute and funny! Watch it! Their songs are wonderful and I recommend this CD to ANYONE! S Club 7 is the best!

AWESOME
This is hardcore punk rock. The song that goes "there aint no party like an S Club party" just speaks to me. Try out their heavy speed metal friends, Milli Vinilli.

S Club!!
This is a very good cd, it has only 11 songs though, but they are all great. All of the songs were performed or played on Miami 7!! It is a very dancey album but there are also some slow songs like Two In A Million. This is also the first S Club album!!

S-club is awesome!
S-Club 7 is great! s-club includes Tina,Paul,Jo,Jon,Rachel,Bradley, and Hannah. On a scale of 0-5.0, this is how I say the songs are.
Bring it all back- 5.0-Great positive attutude. It keeps your head high while still being able to groove along with it.
Your my number one-4.5- Really nice tune. Great to sing with.
Two in a million-4.7-Really good slow song.This is a great song to put on repeat!
S-Club Party-5.0-My favorite song on the album.You can party, dance, and sing with it all at once!!
Everyboda wants ya-4.3-It has an amazingly catchy tune, but it could be a tiny bit better.
Viva la fiesta-3.8- Very Mexican.If you like salsa this is for you!
Gonna change the world-4.6-Nice and slow.Boys are on the lead for a change.Very soothing I believe.
I really miss you-5.0-Excellant slow song.Really catchy, nice tune, good words.Awesome!
Friday night-3.9-I think this song is ok. It's not really my kind of groove.
It's a feel good thing-4.3-Also very Mexican.It has a little more S-club flavor though.
Hope for the future-4.1- Nice for the last song.One of those in-between beaters.
Also, the cover of the cd has pictures of every S-club 7 member, words to every song, and credits.
Even fans of manufactured, lightweight dance-pop may find their patience tried by the predictable, by-the-numbers hash of S Club 7's S Club. Driven by generic production that's one step up from karaoke tracks, the album plays like a cynical scam designed to make the likes of 'N Sync seem as deep as Neil Young. Despite their U.K. pedigree, S Club 7 spend their time mouthing lyrics that often seem to have been translated, badly, into English ("Shake your little feet," "When you're in the darkest corner, all you do is shine your light," not to mention completely clueless exhortations from this clean-cut lot to "ghetto boys" and "player haters" to get on down). If it's indeed to be, as they threaten, "an S Club millennium," prepare for a pretty dismal thousand years. --Rickey Wright

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