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Victoria's visible annoyance at Mel C is so glaringly obvious. I remember she said later in their reunion documentary that she didn't even know she had depression issues. With Mel C recording all her Forever vox alone during 2000 they likely didn't see her much or at all between Brits 2000 and the Holler/LLLTW video shoot.

Also interesting how Goodbye hadn't been thought off as being on the album at this point aswell as Holler was still being called Holler Holler.

I think neither Victoria or Emma knew how to cope with Mel C’s odd behaviour and outbursts here. I guess the old dynamic of Mel B or Geri pretty much leading most TV interviews was missing and like you say Mel C hadn’t been in much contact with the girls. Painful to watch and sad she was facing issues at this stage.
 
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I think neither Victoria or Emma knew how to cope with Mel C’s odd behaviour and outburst a here. I guess the old dynamic of Mel B or Geri pretty much leading most TV interviews was missing and like you say Mel C hadn’t been in much contact with the girls. Painful to watch and sad she was facing issues at this stage.

Props to Emma for mimicking the same sort of energy in an attempt to try and make it stand out a bit less.
 
Props to Emma for mimicking the same sort of energy in an attempt to try and make it stand out a bit less.
It’s giving me that Bananarama interview where Siobhan is clearly drunk, Sara is constantly trying to shush her, and Keren is ignoring it and carrying on the interview.
 
It’s giving me that Bananarama interview where Siobhan is clearly drunk, Sara is constantly trying to shush her, and Keren is ignoring it and carrying on the interview.

I really enjoyed that interview! Siobhan was just enjoying herself and having a laugh which fitted with TFI whereas Sara was trying to be all serious whilst Keren tried to hold it together. Shame we never got a performance from that mini reunion.
 
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Love Thing (12" Unlimited Groove Mix) is a great demo. In this quality sounds even better and I think is a great opportunity UMG include it as bonus track on Spice 25. This demo deserves his place.
 
This is the first of the demos that I've really enjoyed. I love the more raw vocal delivery, it really works with the lyrics/melody. Just listened to the original, it's still cracking, but it's too polished and has lost the passion in their voices that the demo has.
 
Very much here for the 12" Unlimited Groove Mix of Love Thing! Obviously not very polished but it's giving 'raw demo', 'funky 90s remix' and 'live jamming session' energy all at the same time. So much fun!

I'm also here for the extended instrumental sections. And yes, hearing the origins of Mel B's "bring that beat back!" is such a nice little additional touch.
It's just ace isn't it?
 
I could not find episode 2 online. Sadly as I am not from UK Channel 4 doesn't let me to see it. Can anyone help?

P.S. I could not stop myself and saw epidote three already of course.
P.P.S. By the way I think the material was there and they could even make is an 8 episode serie if they wanted.

 
Seems they are showing performances of all the singles from different BBC shows in chronological order. Didn’t expect the Strictly performance of 2 Become 1 though.
 
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