Saints And Sinners: Limited Edition - All Saints

This the third album from the pop divas didn’t seem to fly quite as high up the charts as their debut ’All Saints’(1998) despite containing the theme tune for much hyped Hollywood blockbuster ‘The Beach’. The four enviably gorgeous temptresses who are the All Saints are: Canadian sisters Natalie and Nicole Appleton (Nicole being the one who gave birth to Liam Gallaghers baby this week), Melanie Blatt, and Shaznay Lewis, the latter of whom undertakes the main song-writing role within the group (they’re a bit on the manufactured side to be labelled a band). The legendary pop producer William Orbit (Madonna) has assisted with a ...

The very fact that this album has seen the light of day deserves a round of applause itself. With pregnancy, inter group bickering, "Honest" and high profile relationship break ups you couldn't blame the girls if they called it a day and left for "Pure Shores". In truth though, with the Met Bar cocaine society its hard to imagine a day when the Appleton sisters are out of the limelight, when the band split a QVC presenters slot surely beckons. This is an album that very existence is down to the hard work and determination of Shaznay and Mel, the insignificant others as far as the tabloids are concerned. With the Production talents of Mr ...

Ive always liked All saints style, i bought their last album which was great - and i must say i think this (the follow up) is just as good, maybe even better! There are 14 tracks on the album. "Pure shoars" starts it off (the classic song from "the beach".) Number 2 on the album is "all hooked up". Personally that song is my favourite. All the songs are simular but are each are indivdually different which means that you don't get bored with the album. Some other great songs include - "Black cofee" - as was realeased not to long ago. "Surrender", "one more tequilla" (which is a spanish style ...