The album version with the spoken word intro with Cheryl and Nadine dominating the last chorus, not to mention the girls in their black pvc catsuits in the video. Mmph. Constantly battling Biology for my favorite Girls Aloud song.
Girls Aloud
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I was like isn’t it early but then I saw the digital release was today! Phew, where did the time GO?! A pure rush, always my favorite.
That performance of "No Good Advice" is still one of my absolute favorites - the brand new dance routine, the schoolgirl costumes, the little tambourine dancebreak...ahh!
Vocally, they were probably at their strongest on the first few tours. By the time we hit Tangled Up and OOC - the harmonies and over-singing were already a bit messier...and TEN, especially with the horrific mixing for the recording, the blend was completely gone.
Vocally, they were probably at their strongest on the first few tours. By the time we hit Tangled Up and OOC - the harmonies and over-singing were already a bit messier...and TEN, especially with the horrific mixing for the recording, the blend was completely gone.
I cannot believe it's been a year today. It still takes me by surprise every few weeks that this is a real thing and she is no longer here.
Sarah Nicole Harding - thank you for being such a massive tangible part of my late teens/20s, and for your amazing voice and personality that will live on forever.
This paragraph from Peter really hits the nail on the head:
And if, during those years when Girls Aloud ruled pop, any of us had been asked to identify the spark at the heart of Girls Aloud — one member with the same chaotic, unpredictable energy that was in so much of the band's music — we'd surely have said that spark was Sarah. A pig wearing a hat could have had a hit with Sound Of The Underground. But could Girls Aloud have done everything they went on to do, and would any of us be the people we are now, without Sarah Harding?
Sarah Nicole Harding - thank you for being such a massive tangible part of my late teens/20s, and for your amazing voice and personality that will live on forever.
This paragraph from Peter really hits the nail on the head:
And if, during those years when Girls Aloud ruled pop, any of us had been asked to identify the spark at the heart of Girls Aloud — one member with the same chaotic, unpredictable energy that was in so much of the band's music — we'd surely have said that spark was Sarah. A pig wearing a hat could have had a hit with Sound Of The Underground. But could Girls Aloud have done everything they went on to do, and would any of us be the people we are now, without Sarah Harding?
Gosh its been a year already, its just crazy like it still doesn't feel real to me
Cant believe its already been a year, I still havent been able to listen to Stand By You since. Miss you a lot rock chick.
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The Loving Kind had me welling up on Saturday, I wasn’t even feeling emotional the song just really hit me.
There is something out of this world about that song.
There is something out of this world about that song.
The Loving Kind constantly getting the appreciation it's always deserved. We love this narrative.
Tangled Up is still that album. The singles were all obviously amazing, but the album cuts are just as glorious. It never gets old.
In place of that dreadful ballad.
Great video! Every time I watch videos like these I remember what a force they were. Biology was (and still is) an insane song but they managed to make it a trademark hit and with all the cute, clumsy dancing in the video.
Most of the songs were bonkers though.