Most Wanted - Hilary Duff

Now I wonder to myself as I browse through my neverending pile of CDS, what on earth posessed me to purchase Hilary Duff's 'Most Wanted'... Hilary of course was the star of the hugely successful Disney Channel show Lizzie McGuire and made the crossover from the small screen to the pop league years before the likes of Hannah Montannah and the High School Musical cast had even hit puberty. 'Most Wanted' was released in 2005 as a sort of Greatest Hits package to showcase her 'career' so far but shockingly there's only about a dozen legitimate singles here with the rest being filler from her other albums or new songs. However the bubble gum pop and ...  Read the complete review

Looking for an album to put a smile on your face? Wanting some good girly pop to sing along to at the top of your voice, cheesy dance routines optional? Looking for some hardcore rock?... Well, maybe not, but two out of three ain't bad, right? OK it might not look the coolest album on your CD rack but this is deffinitely one of the best, most sing-alongable albums of the year. Varied and original, from the amazing and heartfelt "Fly" to the upbeat single "So Yesterday", this is an album that can be played over and over again and only gets better and, as an indication of the quality of the album, this is one of those CDs where I change my mind as to my ...  Read the complete review

Most of you will probably recognise the name Hilary Duff from her numerous film appearances including starring roles in The Lizzie McGuire Movie and The Cinderella Story. At the tender age of 18 she’s far surpassed some of Hollywood’s other actors and actresses that are more than triple her age. She’s now back on the scene with the release of her third album in the UK entitled Most Wanted which basically consists of the better hits from her first two albums; Metamorphosis (2003) and Hilary Duff (2004). What first struck me about this album is the rather modest cover, it presents a doe eyed Hilary Duff looking, well, relatively normal! There’s no quirky gimmicks and no ...  Read the complete review