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Track Listings
| 1. Excited (M People Master Mix) |
| 2. How Can I Love You More |
| 3. Colour My Life (Part One) |
| 4. Inner City Cruise |
| 5. It's Your World |
| 6. Someday (Sasha's Full Master) |
| 7. Sexual Freedom |
| 8. Landscape Of Love |
| 9. Tumbling Down |
| 10. Kiss It Better |
| 11. Man Smart |
| 12. Colour My Life (Part Two) |
| 13. Excited (Judge Jules Remix) |
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Amazon.co.uk Review
In the beginning, the M People were at the cutting edge of the early Nineties dance scene. Innovators of the happy/handbag house sound, M People's debut Northern Soul showcases their innovative sound. Comprising Heather Small on vocals and Mike Pickering on keyboards (along with assorted other group members), the album justifies why they were originally seen as a dance act. Although hinting at the future direction the group would take, their sound here is a lot less polished than their later work and the rough edges make the album all the more exciting. Opening with the club classics "Excited" and "How Can I Love You More", the album right from the onset positions you in the heart of early 1990s house music. The pace is slowed down somewhat by less frantic tracks such as "Landscape Of Love" and "Tumbling Down", but even they have a distinctive housey pulse. --John Galilee
In the beginning, the M People were at the cutting edge of the early Nineties dance scene. Innovators of the happy/handbag house sound, M People's debut Northern Soul showcases their innovative sound. Comprising Heather Small on vocals and Mike Pickering on keyboards (along with assorted other group members), the album justifies why they were originally seen as a dance act. Although hinting at the future direction the group would take, their sound here is a lot less polished than their later work and the rough edges make the album all the more exciting. Opening with the club classics "Excited" and "How Can I Love You More", the album right from the onset positions you in the heart of early 1990s house music. The pace is slowed down somewhat by less frantic tracks such as "Landscape Of Love" and "Tumbling Down", but even they have a distinctive housey pulse. --John Galilee
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