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| Disc: 1 | |||
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| 1. Pure Shores | |||
| 2. Never Ever | |||
| 3. Under The Bridge | |||
| 4. Lady Marmalade | |||
| 5. I Know Where It's At | |||
| 6. Twentyfourseven | |||
| 7. Black Coffee | |||
| 8. Bootie Call | |||
| 9. All Hooked Up | |||
| 10. War Of Nerves | |||
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| Disc: 2 | |||
| 1. Under The Bridge | |||
| 2. Lady Marmalade | |||
| 3. Black Coffee | |||
| 4. Never Ever | |||
| 5. Never Ever | |||
| 6. Never Ever | |||
| 7. Lady Marmalade | |||
| 8. Under The Bridge | |||
| 9. Bootie Call | |||
| 10. Pure Shores | |||
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Amazon.co.uk Review
In light of the un-harmonious five years Melanie, Shaznay, Nicole and Natalie spent together as All Saints, perhaps this anthology should have been titled "All Fights" instead of the more agreeable All Hits. Despite having two massive hit singles in 2000 (with "Pure Shores" and "Black Coffee"), and the release of their second album (Saints and Sinners), the girls' rows were viewed more newsworthy than their continued chart success. From early tunes such as "I Know Where It's At", right through to their appropriately titled final release "All Hooked Up" the quartet produced some of the catchiest hooks in pop. For both their studio albums, they recruited the hippest producers of the time, including Nellee Hooper, Cameron McVey and William Orbit. These "top bods" merged the girls' soulful vocals with the trendiest beats, producing classics such as "War of Nerves" and "Bootie Call". The best of these albums and more are included on All Hits. Also included is Mel's solo collaboration with Artful Dodger ("Twentyfourseven") and two powerful new tracks penned and performed by Shaznay, which are sneakily hidden at the end of a bonus remix of "Pure Shores". "I Feel You" is an epic five-minuter, sounding similar to Saints's classic "Never Ever" but with the other three's harmonies being replaced by a gospel choir. The second Shaz track "Dreams" is an Orbit style pop-trip composition that strangely (or perhaps predictably) echoes "Pure Shores". The group may have split but their sound lives on--in more ways than one. --John Galilee
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ALL SAINTS All Hits (Deleted 2001 UK limited edition 2-disc CD/DVD set compilation featuring all the top singles 6 No.1 video clips and 5 audio remixes in custom card slipcase - nice!)
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12 of 14 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
Great pop songs and remembering some great videos, decided to buy this nice-sounding package.
SHAME ON YOU WEA! - WHY?
The bonus DVD contains the All Saints videos, but they only last for about the first 60 seconds and fade out.... usually after the first verse.
A warning for others contemplating buying this CD/DVD set.
SHAME ON YOU WEA! - WHY?
The bonus DVD contains the All Saints videos, but they only last for about the first 60 seconds and fade out.... usually after the first verse.
A warning for others contemplating buying this CD/DVD set.
6 of 7 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
I must admit, I was devastated when All Saints split. Although they weren't the most harmonious group on the block in terms of working together, they certainly had the sweetest voices, and seemed to complement each other perfectly - Melanie's voice, one of the most unique and beautiful in the music industry, Shaz's cool rapping and writing, and the Appletons, while they didn't seem to bring that much talent, certainly provided much in the way of harmonies.
These attributes are all greatly significant on this album. All their top quality hits on one disk, along with Mel Blatt's solo effort (indicative of a great career ahead for her). All Saints were a league ahead of their contemporaries, simply because of the sheer class of their songs. In the case of Never Ever, War of Nerves and Black Coffee, we're treated to ballads of real soul and melancholy. All Hooked Up and Lady Marmalade are the perfect songs to get ready to on a Saturday night, they capture the 'funky diva' ethos so perfectly!! And of course, there is the 21st Century classic that is Pure Shores. Basically, if you're a fan of a bit of soul, r and b, and just some top quality choons, then this is definitely the cd for you!! I've only given it 4 stars because I'm just so disappointed they split up when they did, there should be so many more songs on this, they had such great potential!
Format:Audio CD|Amazon Verified Purchase
Arguably one of the greatest girl groups of all time their material still stands scrutiny today and you'll find most of their hits on this excellent compilation.
Puppydog is right to point out that the video clips on the free bonus DVD are short but she exaggerates: the six videos are all between 2 and 3 minutes. There are also some free bonus remixes. Hey sister go...
Puppydog is right to point out that the video clips on the free bonus DVD are short but she exaggerates: the six videos are all between 2 and 3 minutes. There are also some free bonus remixes. Hey sister go...
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