Saints And Sinners: Limited Edition - All Saints Reviews

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 ...  Read the complete review

That William Orbit gets around, doesn't he? After dabbling in the musical lives of Madonna and Blur recently, he's also had a hand in the All Saints' second album. However, Orbit is but one of the many influences that manage to bring out the best assets of the band. No, not what your filthy mind may imagine but in fact their voices. ...  Read the complete review

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 ...  Read the complete review

This album is one of the best ones I own at the current time. Their first album was a hit with me as well but it took a lot longer for me to really appreciate it as it seemed to have much more of an R'n'B feel to it. This album however is a total mixture of styles including upbeat songs such as All Hooked Up as well as laid back ones like ...  Read the complete review

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". ...  Read the complete review

The one very negative thing I have to say about this album is that the material of the case is like reinforced card instead of teh old plastic casing. Which means it looks tatty after playing it only a few times. Which annoys me. I bought one with the pink cover that claimed to be a special pack but when recieveing it, I found it to be a ...  Read the complete review

Well, as you probably would've heard by now, All Saints are no longer. Personal disputes between the girls have reached thier peak and now... no more. They will be doing one last performance apparently, which is a really big shame. I didn't get their first album but I got Saints and Sinners, and it's great. ...  Read the complete review

I wasn't too sure what to expect from Mel, Shaznay, Nicole and Natalie but I am really impressed with this album. They have collaborated with music whiz kid William Orbit to acheive some really great sound effects throughout the album and the production is great with a lot of digital media involved. I admit that it takes a couple of ...  Read the complete review

I just purchased an All saints album, I can't quite believe it myself. The songs Pure Shores & Black Coffee have constantly rung around in my head ever since they were released into the singles chart. I could no longer pretend that I didn't like them, as I was sitting at work humming along to Black Coffee. So I purchased the ...  Read the complete review

All Saints are by far the best girl band Britain has ever had. Including the rubbish Spice Girls. They write their own songs can sing live and have real talent. Their new album Saints & Sinners will be better than their last one. The new single Black Coffee is first class and the track Distance off thier new album is first class. I can't wait ...  Read the complete review