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8 of 11 people found the following review helpful:
2.0 out of 5 stars
Let Down..., 10 Nov 2004
By A Customer
OK, so maybe Atomic Kitten can produce some catchy pop, but the whole package screams of manufacture and lack of overall development. Their biggest moment was when they relased Whole Again, possibly the most original song they ever have and probably ever will do. Things spiraled downwards from here, with their next major hits all being covers - Eternal Flame, The Tide is High and Ladies Night. I suppose it was necessary for them to do this, as the new songs thay released were all borderline poor average, such as You Are and It's OK.
Plus, they missed off a nice little pop tune called Follow Me, probably due to the fact that Kerry Katona (McFadden, or not for much longer), was a part of the group then, and they now seem to try and make out she never existed. We are stuck with the talent free Jenny Frost, who is only there for the looks.
One positive note I do have is that final track Someone Like Me is actually quite a good, if simple, ballad that was released as the final single, penned by group member Liz.
Also, Natasha is a good singer, even if many of the songs on this album are shallow rip-offs.
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16 of 23 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
A must-have for any Kitten fan!, 15 Mar 2004
After 5 years of Top 10 hits, Jenny, Tash and Liz are calling it a day - for now at least. So, naturally, we have this collection of their Greatest Hits. We start off with the funked-up, new version of their debut single 'Right Now', followed by their Christmas hit 'Ladies Night' featuring none other than Kool and the Gang. Next we have two of their worldwide #1 smash hits, 'Whole Again' and 'The Tide Is High (Get The Feeling)', before moving on to the feel-good 'It's OK!'. 'Be With You' delivers a huge slice of disco-pop, while recent hit 'If You Come To Me' sees the girls in one of their finest vocal performances. #1 hit 'Eternal Flame' and Asian-only single 'Cradle' will both have you crying into your hankies, while dancy numbers 'I Want Your Love' and 'See Ya' will bring back memories of the Kittens' early days with Kerry McFadden. Next we have fan favourite 'You Are', before moving on to Top 5 hits 'Love Doesn't Have To Hurt' and the poignant 'The Last Goodbye'. The album closes with the simple yet beautiful 'Someone Like Me' penned by Liz, which will be released alongside 'Right Now 2004' on 29th March and will hopefully see the Kittens at #1 for the fourth (and final?) time. Fans will treasure this album, whilst pop-lovers will enjoy this selection of classic hits from a much-loved girlband who will be sorely missed!
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11 of 19 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
the no 1 fan of the atomic kitten girls, 6 April 2004
By A Customer
this band will be sadly missed but we at least have there greatest hits album to remember them. some of there songs will make u cry buket fulls but others will make u happy and help u remember the ladies in a nice way. i think at tleast they could have included kerry a bit more by putting a pic of her on the front but a part from that its a bril album the best in the world.
i say to every one "go out and buy it now"
do as i say
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