Customer Reviews

Just a Little Pt.1

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I absolutely loved this song when i first heard and when i bought it today i couldnt stop listening to it! Just a little is my second favourite song in the world!(holly valance -kiss kiss #1) i recommendthis for any person who loves to dance.

It's true. "Just A Little" made me a Liberty X fan. The first time I heard it on, was when I was watching Top Of The Pops (UK music show) and it was #1. I fell in love with the song straight away. For the next four weeks I looked in every music store trying to find the single. When I found it I was overjoyed and played it everyday until I got the album (which is brilliant). The extra track "Breathe" is excellent too, but I bought it mainly for "Just A Little". Definitely buy it now!

I'm embarassed to admit it, but yes, I am totally grooving to this manufactured pop group's single 'Just A Little'. I first heard it at some all-ages nightclub, and it really caught my ears so I listened for it on the radio and all that. The chorus is just so durn catchy and the beat is far too easy to get lost in. I hang my head in shame.

I fell in love with Liberty X when I heard their first single, Thinking It Over. They have since released two more singles, Doin' It, and their latest, and first #1, Just A Little. This single is pop-r'n'b track that is as sexy, as it is danceable. It's amazing to think that the same Popstars format that brought about Hear'say (who won), have produced Liberty X, who have developed into a true talent. My only complaint is that this song hasn't hit American radio stations. They would be the perfect remedy to America's ailing music market. Find out what the UK has already discovered, buy this single! I also recommend their incredible debut album, Thinking It Over. Liberty X are a talent to watch (and to listen to!).

I am so impressed with this group and feel ashamed to be where the music market does not acknowledge their talent, and hopefully we here in the US will be able to be as entertained as England has had the opportunity to be

Infamously branded "Flopstars" after coming second to the doomed Hear'say in the UK's "Popstars" television programme, Liberty, as they were then known, were not expected to come to much. But, after a name change (and some catsuits!), their excellent third single, "Just a Little", shot straight to number 1 in the UK charts. It's a blistering and catchy pop single with a modern r'n'b twist and a great dance beat. The band also wrote the majority of their debut album, impressive for a part-manufactured pop group. Other tracks are promising, in particular the debut single "Thinking It Over", a clever dance track with an excellent vocal arrangement.
This is a very good first album from a band to watch for the future.