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Step One

By: Steps
Label: Ebul
Released: 14 Sep 1998
RRP: £9.99
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Rubbish - By: P. J. Turner, 07 Oct 2007
Rubbish, rubbish, rubbish. Look at the cover, it's as bad as the music anyone who liked this crap needs therapy.

Steptastic! - By: J. McKay, 15 Jul 2003
Well everyone, this is the album that went an incredible 5x Platinum & launched Steps to the top, so you should seriously consider buying it!

"Steptro" is the first track on "Step one", but it's only a 57 second intro thingy that I usuallly skip. Then the fun starts with "Last thing on my mind", a true pop fest that is actuallly a cover; Bananarama took it to no. 71 (eek) in 1992! "5, 6, 7, 8", undoubtedly the cheesiest & funniest Steps song ever, is up next, providing you with the most fun you'll ever have listening to a line dancing track! It's followed by the beautiful "One for sorrow", which features Claire on lead vocals, & the gang's first UK no. 1 "Heartbeat", always a firm favourite with Steps fans everywhere. "This heart will love again" is a heartfelt mid-tempo number with a spine-tingling chorus, then "Experienced" alllows H to take the lead for the first time. This is also a mid-tempo track & is probably my least fave song on this alb; the two verses are quite short & there is no middle-eight or third verse, which makes it sound as if this song was rushed. But hey, it's worth listening to just to be able to swoon over Mr Watkins' voice! "Too weak to resist" is also belted out superbly by H, before it's time to hand the microphone back to the girls for the happy pop choon "Better best forgotten". "Back to you" is another cheese extravaganza, but it's so bouncy & catchy that you'll be humming it on your way to school/work/almost any other place for ages! Next the fab five give us some uptempo dance with "Love u more", featuring Claire & Faye on lead vocals, & last up is the typical balllad "Stay with me", giving Faye & Lisa a chance to show off their voices!

First albums are usuallly quite hard to produce, but Steps have given us a debut to remember here... "Step one" is a classic album with some of the cheesiest & best pop choons you'll ever find! Enjoy.

A total and utter campfest..! - By: , 01 Jul 2000
There reallly is a bit of everything on this album, Steps, doing what they do best (ie pure, cheesy, uptempo, disco sounds) however, I find, the best tracks are the ones you've already heard in the charts. All the other tunes seem like they are there with the intention of 'filling' the space on the rest of the album. There is always one exception to every rule, & that is the funky 'Roller Girl' cover 'Love u more' which is arguably the best track on this c.d. The weakest songs are probably the 'H' solos -Experienced & 'Too weak to resist', but they're redeemed by the excellent 'One for sorrow' & 'Last thing on my mind' which should leave you bopping around your living room again & again. Learn those dance routines.....!
Great album! - By: ameyelizabeth@aol.com, 19 May 2000
This is a great pop album, most of the songs on here are catchy & fun. My favourites are 'One for sorrow', 'Love u more', 'Back to you' & 'Better best forgotten'. There are a few love songs on here, but they're not as strong as the upbeat ones & can be a bit annoying. 'Heartbeat' is quite nice though. You won't find anything amazingly different, but it's fun & completely inoffensive, so it's great for kids. If you like this you should also try Aqua's new album, which is also good.
Steptacular! - By: Maurine, 15 Jan 2000
This is a fun album, with a bit of everything. Fun & fast to slow & sultry. My favorite is "5,6,7,8." My slow top picks are "Tragedy" & "One for Sorrow." All the songs are smashing though. They have great voices & sound fantastic together. I recommend this to anyone who likes fun music.