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Bar Do It.
Which is an 11.
Do It is flawless.
Absolutely not. Get in the bin babes x
The thing is, everyone may have slightly different views when it comes to specific tracks, but the point we all agree on is that both albums are exceptionally strong, and that at least 70-80% of each of them is made up of songs that could have been singles. They really gagged all of us in 1996 and 1997 (and have been doing so ever since).
Just say The Lady Is A Vamp and face that fan wrath with your head held high!
The fact that Viva Forever is followed by…that!
Denying and, for the girlies with the Japanese edition, Step To Me
I’ll never get over how short the era with Geri was. They had so much potential to churn out more bulletproof albums, iconic singles, and groundbreaking music videos that could have shattered stereotypes about boybands at the time.
"Never Give Up On The Good Times" is so so good it's a shame it never got a music video treatment.
"Never Give Up On The Good Times" is so so good it's a shame it never got a music video treatment.
What they experienced was different to other pop bands though. That 1996 - 98 bubble they were in was intense beyond belief. Things were always going to implode early because of how extreme it was.
Thing is they were a phenomenon and what Simon did for them is undeniable, but it's also undeniable that he himself got greedy and money-hungry.
Word! Intense beyond belief.
Agreed. Probably feels like super-warped going through a worm hole.
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I wonder what the video would have been like. A live video maybe?
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I feel like it was to be a live video if memory serves correctly.
Indeed, they burned bright and burned quickly. What an incredible legacy they left behind however and in such a short space of time too.
I so wish we had gotten this a final single from Spiceworld as planned. With this video concept too boot!
I'm so happy we got to experience that time. It's almost impossible to explain to younger people how incredibly big they really were. There was no escaping them.