Girls Aloud - Future Plans

[ColloquialNostalgia]

I'd be here for new music, but at the same time if they came back with an album full of 2 minute jingles, I'd honestly rather them just not release anything. I'm so glad they came before the era of neglecting bridges and that most of their songs have a great structure. They have a plethora of great material that, well at least for me, never gets old.

However you never know, I mean All Saints came back a decade later and delivered some of their best material, Red Flag was such a triumph and I'd love for the girls to achieve the same.

 

[PopZeitgeist]

We need the remaining Vault tracks at least. Disco Bunny makes me think we have a few gems there, plus it might give us an album of material by the end.

 

[AlmightyAloud]

Honestly, On the Metro being regarded as their final masterpiece is fiiiiine by me!

 

[Ev749]

We need the remaining Vault tracks at least. Disco Bunny makes me think we have a few gems there, plus it might give us an album of material by the end.

I'll need a Sarah solo version of The Loving Kind

 

[MC54]

Their catalog ending on "Every Now and Then" is so bittersweet to me but what a stomper. They've given us so much.

 

[CarlysAngel]

Their catalog ending on "Every Now and Then" is so bittersweet to me but what a stomper. They've given us so much.

I need to know what that Ten album that never was.

 

[tomscott]

I agree that ending on ‘Every Now and Then’ is absolutely perfect.

I’d hate for them to record new material and succumb to the new way tik tok style music that everybody seems to be doing these days, this is what scares me about Madonnas next album

 

[Larsen]

I agree that ending on ‘Every Now and Then’ is absolutely perfect.

I’d hate for them to record new material and succumb to the new way tik tok style music that everybody seems to be doing these days, this is what scares me about Madonnas next album

The girls (well, their team at least) probably know that there's no need for that and that her core audience may undergo a 3:43-minute song with no problem.

 

[Million_Lights]

The full interview of the clip that Girls Aloud instagram page posted today talking about all things Christmas

I bet Sarah would have been the one remembering all the lyrics

 

[DangerousHun]

It’s really not weird at all that artists don’t know all their own stuff. If they see it as a job then there’s parts of their job they don’t like and parts they do. While we might play a song every week for years, they’ve recorded and it and then never performed or listened to it again.

I don’t think it means they aren’t somehow passionate or appreciative of their career.

 

[toby3000]

The girls (well, their team at least) probably know that there's no need for that and that her core audience may undergo a 3:43-minute song with no problem.

I assumed the sub-3 minute songs were attempts to skew spotify/streaming figures, and they're not likely to be setting the charts alight now anyway, so they might as well make longer songs.

 

[P'NutButter]

The Tangled Up era definitely has some unheard gems I'm sure.

 

[Larsen]

The Tangled Up era definitely has some unheard gems I'm sure.

It's either that or they were recorded by the likes of Mini Viva, in the same way Kylie eventually got Giving You Up.

 

[V3RYP05H]

I bet Sarah would have been the one remembering all the lyrics

Even if she didn’t, once it would pop out she would’ve exuberantly sang or given an anecdote. She is so missed.

 

[bryan89]

Listening to JADE's songs, Girls Aloud would work perfectly in 2024.

Can you imagine them singing Angel of my Dreams or Fantasy? Oh my...

 

[actorandlyricist]

The Tangled Up era definitely has some unheard gems I'm sure.

I still really wanna hear Bored Stupid.

 

[bryan89]

I still really wanna hear Bored Stupid.

If it exists, you / we probably will on the album's anniversary edition.

 

[Larsen]

Listening to JADE's songs, Girls Aloud would work perfectly in 2024.

Can you imagine them singing Angel of my Dreams or Fantasy? Oh my...

We (at least, I)'ve been imagining for months.

 

[Sick Sad World]

Jessie Ware's Free Yourself is the most Girls Aloud/Xenomania song I've ever heard.
I even got sort of ridiculed for posting a Girls Aloud Media style colour coded lyrics thing for them when it came out.

 

[V3RYP05H]

I agree with both songs mention but also like to add that it was really “von Dutch” that made me go “Oh this is Girls Aloud in the 20s”.