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    Artist: Sugababes
    Label: Wea International
    Category: Music

    List Price: $37.98
    Buy New: $16.99
    You Save: $20.99 (55%)



    New (5) Used (1) from $16.99

    Avg. Customer Rating: 4.0 out of 5 stars 2 reviews
    Sales Rank: 471359

    Format: Extra Tracks, Import
    Media: Audio CD
    Discs: 1
    Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
    Dimensions (in): 5.6 x 5 x 0.5

    EAN: 4943674027842
    ASIN: B00005MIPG

    Release Date: August 22, 2001
    Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days

    Tracks:

      • Overload - Sugababes, Lipsey
      • One Foot In - Sugababes, Watson, Paul
      • Same Old Story - Sugababes, Themis, Jon
      • Just Let It Go - Sugababes, Themis, Jon
      • Look at Me - Sugababes, McVey, Cameron
      • Soul Sound - Sugababes, Edwards
      • One Touch - Sugababes, Tomlinson
      • Lush Life - Sugababes, Macintosh
      • Real Thing - Sugababes, Themis, Jon
      • New Year - Sugababes, McVey, Cameron
      • Promises - Sugababes, McVey, Cameron
      • Run for Cover - Sugababes, Simm, Paul
      • Don't Wanna Wait - Sugababes, Tom, Ron

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    Editorial Reviews:

    Album Details
    Japanese version featuring a bonus track: Don't Wanna Wait. Also features exclusive cover art.


    Customer Reviews:

    5 out of 5 stars Soul sound   December 9, 2002
     1 out of 2 found this review helpful

    I didn't really like their debutsingle "Overload". So I was surprised that the album is that good. These girls are going to be the new En vogue. The album is R n'B at its best.
    Overload: Their biggest hit so far. I had to get used to it. By far not their best.
    One foot in: This R n'B song is just irresistible.
    Same old story: They are not just little girls who have to smile and be nice: They prove it with this song.
    Just let it go: This one has soul. I love it.
    Look at me: Not Geri Halliwell's song. None of their best.
    Soul sound: This one is my favourite I can't believe that they were only 15/16 when thy recorded the album.
    One touch: I don't really like it. A little bit boring.
    Lush life: Like "OT"
    The real thing: A dance song. It's so-so.
    New year: I love this ballad.
    Promises: So-so
    Run for cover: I love this one. The second single wasn't so successful but it's just great.
    Don't wanna wait: Nice song but nothing extraordinaire (?)



    3 out of 5 stars Good singles   March 17, 2004
    Great band name! This album has the original line up of girls. Siobhan later did a Geri Halliwell and abruptly left the band. The Sugababes got in a new girl and have released two other albums, "Angels With Dirty Faces", and "Three".

    "One Touch" has cool little choons that sound different from the pop music out now. Not as over the top as The Spice Girls (the best pop group of the 90's), not as schmaltzy as the boyband sound. The girls sound alot older than their 16 years. But their still only under 20 and it can be kinda funny listening to them trying to be all artistic and soul divaish with their vocals. But great singles. Pick this up. The Canadian domestic release has the same cover only black.


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