Steps Gold was the first DVD released by Steps and also the last (while they were together, another one has been released since the split)! It was released not long before they split up and is a collection of the music videos to all the songs released by them. The proper title of the DVD is actually Steps Gold – Greatest Hits. I suppose the Greatest Hits bit should have given it away that they were due to split up as many bands/groups seem to do after releasing a Greatest Hits album. (They released an album around the same time as the DVD with the same title!) Anyway, on with the review! *** What’s on This DVD? *** As I said ...  Read the complete review

As well as seeing how their music has changed, watching the videos was interesting as we got to see how much the band have changed 'in style' during the 4/5 years difference between the first video (5,6,7,8) and their latest single at the time of release 'Chain Reaction'. In total there are eighteen videos on this video. Fans will love this video and it is definitely one to add to the collection. They have some interesting videos. I especially like the ones which tell a story as opposed to the 'just singing and dancing ones' as they are interesting and sometimes quite funny (Heartbeat, Better Best Forgotten). A video like this wouldn't ...  Read the complete review

A rewarding DVD if you happen to be a fan of this supergroup. This is a great disc as you get all the hits from their career. Who are they: UK pop group, comprising H, Claire, Faye, Lisa and Lee. They were at their peak at the turn of the century and notched up an impressive run of top ten hit singles. On this DVD: You get twenty videos, so pretty good value straight off. All the singles are included, from the early years up until 'Chain Reaction'. Highlights: Head for 'Here And Now' which is a feisty pop song with a superb set of chord changes to make even Abba smile. It will lift the spirits and leave ...  Read the complete review

I have to admit that I have always been a fan of Steps. Yes, their music is cheesy, but it makes me happy so surely that's a good thing? This DVD contains all of Step's videos and it has a total running time of 75 minutes for the videos, along with an extra 40 minute's worth of extras. The extras are okay but they're nothing special. I bought the DVD purely for the music videos. You can switch off the commentary before the videos or you can leave it running. Each member gets to introduce a video whilst talking about the video for a short while before it plays. What I liked about this DVD is that it contains ALL of their videos plus extra videos that ...  Read the complete review