After a whole three albums, we certainly need a double-CD retrospective. I can't say I am hugely distressed by a likely split - I think it's much more Xenomania that I love than GA specifically.
Looks like good value for a double CD (http://www.amazon.co.uk/Sound-Girls-Aloud-Greatest-Hits/dp/B000IXYXA2/sr=1-4/qid=1160138900/ref=sr_1_4/026-5913522-4466068?ie=UTF8&s=music) especially given the fans will have all the old songs already.
I hope Something Kind of Oooh is about finding something nasty down the back of the sofa. Like a wine gum, an old leather pouch and some dead people's glasses.
I don't think any Girl Aloud is quite, um, ready to be a viable solo popstar yet.
Cheryl as head Wag is obv the one with the best profile but I think it would be in her interests to continue to be part of a group...Nadine would I fear go down the Jo O'Meara route of dishwater balladry.
But the problem is Girls Aloud are like a blank sheet of canvas for Xenomania to do what they want with, and they've been able to thanks to the high profile they had from winning Popstars. Given the current unfriendliness of the record buying public to most pop, will they have that much success with any follow-up band they produce? (Look how badly Mania flopped).
They performed the Kaiser Chiefs song live at the V festival. It sounded rather good and worked really well, I thought - I'm looking forward to the recorded version
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looking forward to hearing new tracks though, hurrah, hopefully one of them is a BALLAD.
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No cover art yet but check back here regularly
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Cheryl as head Wag is obv the one with the best profile but I think it would be in her interests to continue to be part of a group...Nadine would I fear go down the Jo O'Meara route of dishwater balladry.
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