It truly has been a wild decade. It's so bizarre to be a fan of someone based on their unreleased material.
I've got most of the demos on in my fantasy mega-album tracklist order for the first time in a while... holy fuck what strong work. Does anybody have the lyrics to Metal Heart? There are so many bits I have no clue and I'm just singing nonsense along!
Summer of '22 is looking pretty bright Also, looks like the girls will be on TraceVault later this evening?
1 hour equals about 12 songs. What songs are you wanting to hear them perform? I would love to hear - 1. Overload 2. round round 3. Hole in the head 4. In the middle 5. About you now 6. Push the button 7. Freak like me 8. New song 9.Stronger 10. New song 11. Run for cover 12. New song
1. Overload 2. Freak Like me 3. Round Round 4. Stronger 5. Flatline 6. Summer of 99 7. Hole in the head 8. Too lost in you 9. About you now 10. New song 11. Flowers 12. Push the button
1. Get Sexy 2. Wear My Kiss 3. About A Girl 4. Wait For You 5. Thank You For The Heartbreak 6. Miss Everything 7. She's A Mess 8. Give It To Me Now 9. Crash & Burn 10. No More You 11. Sweet & Amazing 12. Little Miss Perfect
Spoiler: Metal Heart You treat me just like your maid Or one of your spare car parts Feelings, they run too strong No pain and no more load I'm not trying to dispute
What I want is not what I expect to see. Someone start a petition for the current line-up to work with William Orbit.
Homie needs to hurry up with that re-release of Hello Waveforms. I know it’s only been a month since the estimated release but it’s gone silent ever since that last update!
OMG, this makes me so happy. The way Keisha and Mutya started to sing Sugaboy to each other at the end... I love them! I wish the girls would post more behind the scenes bits like this themselves. Yes, definitely. I think Mutyas and Keishas parts were recorded too, since they barely sang or only sang over the track? If we don't have a HQ professional recorded live performance of Stronger by the end of the year I'm gonna riot.
