''Don't Stop Moving'' To The S Club beat.. (Sunshine - S Club 7)

Member Name: artmaster8888

Product:	Sunshine - S Club 7
Date:	13/12/04 (182 review reads)
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Advantages: Brilliant tracks

Disadvantages: Some people may not like the genre of music in this album

S Club 7, where undoubtely one of the most successful and raved about pop bands in the history of chart music. S Club 7, stunned critics by delievering a fantastic piece of albums with amazing pop songs on them, along with asthonshing singles. There third album ''Sunshine'' is just an excellent repersentation of their musical sound and the talent both as musicians and as vocalists. This album is clearly very poppy with a fine selection of ballads thrown in all suitably make this album S Club 7, should be proud of.

''Don't Stop Moving'' is a fantastic piece of pop music. This was probably one of the most raved about tracks they ever released. It is fine fine music, pop music - catchy, hip hop all at the right level. This is an amazing track.

''Show Me Your Colours'' is a very nice and mellow song. This is generally ballad but a popish as well. Vocally this is a good shower of the talent in the group. The track is very mellow and good listening. Perfect listening.

''You'' is an amazing song, very upbeat and has most importandly has an outstanding chorus. The song is excellently written, the musical backing is amazing and lyrically it is very meaningful and deep. Very good listening, very poppish - This is brilliant.

''Have You Ever'' is an incrediably catchy pop ballad. The song is very meaningful, the lyrics are excellently written. The chorus is very catchy, this is an excellent song.

''Good Times'' is a fantastic pop song. It is incrediably catchy, the lyrics are amazing - the verses are very well written as is the chorus. The song is very meaningful and poppy and amzazingly brilliant.

''Boy Like You'' is a nice pop song. Very gentle, a very catchy chorus. The song shows vocally how good the singers are in this band. This sang is obviously well written, and the musical backing to this is fast and very catchy. Excellent.

''Sunshine'' is a nice pop ballad. The song is very well written and excellently produced. This is a very nice and simple but gentle pop ballad, Excellent.

''Dance Dance Dance'' is a great rockish pop song. There is abit of soul and jazz mixed into this as well. The song is generally very fast, it is incrediable listening.

''I'm Alright'' is an amazing pop song. Lead vocals and backing vocals on this song, are fantastically produced. A nice, loud, fast pop song is amazing, as is this one. Very nice listening.

''Stronger'' is very rockish and pure pop, this is again very fast. The vocal production is this very nice, this is a very loud and fast song. Very nice.

''Right Guy'' is an incrediably hip hop pop song. This is very soft and gentle but yet fast in the chorus. This song is incrediable, lead vocals are amazing. This song is instantly catchy. Very good.

''Summertime Feeling'' is a very nice and sweet pop song. A very nice repersentation of music in general, amazing quality. Very slow and gentle, and very catchy - this is Brilliant.

''I Will Find You'' is an incrediably nice song. This is quite pure pop, very well produced and sang well. This is instantly catchy. An amazing pop song.

''Never Had A Dream Come True'' is a nice and gentle pop ballad. This was released as a single for BBC Childern In Need, understandably this promoted a nice message and suited the ceremony really well and quite rightly went to the top of the music charts. This song is written by Cathy Dennis who is a fantastic writer and this is a perfect and fine repersentation of a great songwriters ability. This song is instantly catchy, it is a fine pop ballad.

This is an outstanding and excellent album for S Club 7. The album is filled with an amazing selection of very good pop songs. The songs are seemed to be instantly catchy, impressive, well produced and well sang. Lyrically these songs are really good. This is a fine selection of well sang pop songs.

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