Track Listing

1. Fool No More
2. Sundown
3. Don't Tell Me You're Sorry
4. Love To The Limit
5. Turn The Lights On
6. Searching For Perfection
7. One Thing I Know
8. Sail On Through
9. Big Fun
10. The Day You Came
11. Pretty Boy
12. Rush
13. I Just Came To Dance
14. Drawn To You
15. Tears On My Pillow

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #38199 in Music
• Released on: 2003-10-13
• Number of discs: 1
• Format: Enhanced
• Dimensions: .24 pounds
• Running time: 57 minutes

CD Description
After dropping the Juniors from their name and taking over the S Club mantle the newly christened S Club 8 release their second album 'Sundown'. A mix of straightforward pop and dance the album has a more mature feel than their debut 'Together'. The album also includes the disco and funk inspired single 'Sundown'.

Customer Reviews

surprisingly impressive
I'll start by saying this is the best pop album I've heard in a good few years. Considering I'm a 23 yr old male i'd say that's good proof that the writing team behind S club 8 are doing a great job and that people shouldn't be put off buying the music just because of the teenage faces that front it!

This album is definately better than anything S Club 7 ever produced in their time, far more dancey with lots of variety and every single song being strong I'd say it's more comparable in parts to Steps than S Club.

The 2 singles so far Fool No More and Sundown are far superior to the previous albums offerings and there's plenty more gems to bop to on the album such as tracks 4, 5 and 6 - Love To The Limit, Turn The Lights On and Searching for Perfection. My only criticism here is having those songs one after another makes them sound a little samey for the first few listens. Track 3, Don't Tell Me Your Sorry wouldn't sound out of place on a Liberty X album, with a sprinkling of Justin Timberlake (!) which is a big surprise after the 2 singles but it's impressive nonetheless, very mature in vocals and production.

Track 7, One Thing I Know is co-written by Emma Bunton and it's easy to imagine her singing it, a very upbeat motown style song. Track 8 is my personal favourite, Sail On Through - a beautiful slow song that isn't quite a ballad thanks to it's gentle beat and has an almost haunting emotion lacing it. Track 9, Big Fun is a bouncy song with trashy lyrics and a summery beat but isn't as cheesy as you might expect and is as the title suggest, big fun! (groan)

I'm a little horrified to discover the 2 best dance tracks on the album, track 10, The Day You Came and track 12, Rush have already been B-Sides on the first 2 singles which leaves little chance of them being singles themselves which is a real shame as they are fantastic with almost trancey elements to them, similar to but better than Steps You'll Be Sorry. Track 13 is another dance song, I Just Came To Dance but different in sound with stinges of Fives Let's Dance what with the synthesised vocals it's quite erratic and does make you want to dance! Very good.

The 2 ballads Track 11, Pretty Boy and track 14, the male vocal Drawn To You are nice although I don't think puberty has done Calvins' voice many favours...can't fault the songs though, just the right amount of loved up crooning to compliment the album. Finally track 15 the Grease cover Tears On My Pillow is a very bouncy song despite it's sad story! Never heard it before but I like this version and if you don't like it, it's only just over 2 minutes long so you don't have to cringe for long!

Overall I'm very impressed with the quality of the album and think the '8 are more than worthy of the S Club name. It's such a good album it's just a shame that the amazing songs might not get the recognition they deserve belonging to a group that a lot of people may not take seriously because of their age and therefore may be put off of buying this album. Take my advice, if you like pop, chart and dance then you won't find better this year!

well done S Club 8!!
This is the album I had been waiting for...and I was NOT disappointed. I can't believe it only got number 13 in the charts. It is at least a top 10 smash. I'm an 18 year old guy, and think that this album is great. My personal fave would have to be 'The Day You Came' which blatently should have been released as a single, instead of a double A-Side to Sundown. S Club 8 are still regarded as kids, but this album clearly demonstrates otherwise. Good on you SC8.

Very Good Album
Fool No More-1st single off of the album. Very dancey song 10/10
Sundown-2nd single i love this song its very dancey as well 10/10
Dont Tell Me Your Sorry- 3rd single this song sounds like something Justin T. would do i love it 10/10
Love To The Limit-Its a good song kinda discoish 8/10
Turn The Lights On- I like this song. 9/10
Searching For Perfection-I love the chorus on this song. 9/10
One Thing I Know-Boys sing the 1st verse and 2nd love it 10/10
Sail On Through-Good song ballady but not my fav 7/10
Big Fun- Remake of Inner Citys tune its good 8/10
The Day You Came- Very dancey good track 9/10
Pretty Boy- Nice ballad 8/10
Rush-Very Good song kinda sounds similar to the day you came.Its very electronic sounding kinda 10/10
I Just Came To Dance- My fav song on the album very dancey 10/10
Drawn To You-Calvin takes lead its an ok song 7/10
Tears On My Pillow-took from the movie grease its an ok song 7/10
Overall i loved this album very good