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dolphinterritory | USA | 11/09/2003

(5 out of 5 stars)

"This CD mesmerized me from the first song, which is also the best song.
H and Claire have definately come into their own here.My best picks from all their b-sides and singles and album tracks are:All out of love
You're a love song
Another you, another me
Too close to tears
and Nothing at all(I know the song lacks but I still like it)"

H and Claire have done it!

theslaveangel | USA | 01/31/2003

(5 out of 5 stars)

"This album blew me away. What a change from the former Steps members. 1. All out of love 10/10----great song
2. DJ 9/10 Good dance song
3. Half a heart 8/10---pretty good
4. Another you, Another me 10/10----Awesome song
5. Beauty and the beast 8/10---Good remake
6. All I want is you 9/10---Nice and disco-ish
7. Centre of my heart 9/10---pretty song, sounds Christian
8. You're a love song 9/10---very pretty
9. Two hearts beat as one 8/10---Ok ballad
10. No turning back 7/10---kinda lacks, but good
11. Nothing at all 8/10---Great song, but chorus lacks
12. There you were 9/10---Way better than J.Simpson and M.Anthony
13. Invincible 10/10---I love this song
14. Too close to tears 10/10---Best song on CD
15. Let me carry you 0/10---Worst song, they couldve done way better, i dont know what possessed them to sing this!Over all I'd say this album rocked! H and Claire have a place in my heart and my CD collection forever.Also reccomend their song: don't give up, (don't let go)"

Another Album Another Treat

steps4ever | USA | 01/03/2005

(4 out of 5 stars)

"These ex-Steps members have stuck close to the Steps sound with songs like "DJ" and "Half a Heart" but have also incorporated more American-ized pop music as illustrated in "Centre of My Heart", "You're a Love Song", and "Too Close to Tears". Of course, they have to carry on their tradition of covering some old songs like "Beauty and the Beast" and the title track "Another You Another Me" written by ABBA's Benny Andersson and Bjorn Ulvaeus (actually, it's not really a cover, but it was written back in 1985 and ABBA never recorded it). Some of the songs seem really generic American pop, but seeing that pop has faded from the musical scene, this album was very refreshing to listen to."