Set of X: it was probably nothing.

Dear Kim, that you can be better! After your last CD "Come out and play" that was really a lot of fun, you want to now score with cover versions and keep us happy. This may generally not be the worst, see Ronan Keating with "Duets" ... and since even "Say, Say, Say" hears exhilarating as the original with Michael Jackson. But who has advised you to sing with the handbrake on?

The "It's alright" sounds as if Grandma Kim with walker wants rebellious mimic the East 17. Boring, unnecessary cover.
"In between years" - here peeping from us and with their shining eyes, but then if the song would make eingentlich fun on the naughty Kim, the song comes from the air. Too monotonous. Too Bad.
"About You Now" - then prefer the Sugar Babes (does not sound much different to).
"Sleeping Satellite" - sorry, this is impossible. If you already dares to Tasmin Archer, then you should be able to sing that well.
"To France" - fits well with Kim's voice. So what I like that. But what is different to the original version? More la la la? More drums? Guitar solo?
"A Little Respect" - as the title of the song suggests, one should also when arranging the song and interpreting have a little more respect. Laaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaangweilig. The have really does not deserve Erasure - to be interpreted so horrible. Ugh, ugh, ugh.
"Remember me" - Kim's singing? Could also some sone little brat from DSDS be.
"Anyone who had a heart" - even more of a bright spot on the CD. Here you have something dared to break away from the original version.
"Wonderful Life" - No, no, no, no, ... the song of Black so destroy. Please, dear Kim, be ashamed!
... Etc. pp.

So, dear Kim, the class "cover versions" but we repeat the same again ... or prepare us would rather pleasure with a new album, which is at least as great as "Come Out And Play" is! From now on everything can only get better ...