Sugababes

[chrisjche]

"Hole In The Head" is the one for me, but "Never Gonna Dance Again" is up there too - the melodies are so beautiful!

My least favorite is probably "Twisted" - I never remember it! And yes, "My Love Is Pink" literally has the same structure as "Girl Overboard" so always felt they were sister tracks!

 

[JMRGBY]

Who is one of the best in their entire catalogue.

 

[bryan89]

I love Xenomania productions so much and I know others do too. I am curious which Xenomania song of theirs could you do without and your favorite?

Ace Reject
Hole In The Head
In The Middle
My Love Is Pink
Never Gonna Dance Again
Red Dress
Round Round
Who

This. This is a stunning list of songs. Ace Reject is the most depressing, sad and beautiful song and Red Dress is the one along with Hole in the Head. I love In the Middle but I overplayed it so much through the years that I can't hear it for a while hahaha.

Never Gonna Dance Again is beautiful and Who... oh my Who is one of my favorites because the music is bonkers.

You know every time I think of Xenomania's work with Sugababes, I imagine Girls Aloud singing those songs. Is it just me? Yes? Ok...

 

[nikkysan]

Who slander will not be tolerated. Their best b-side.

 

[YourLeadSinger]

Who is one of the best in their entire catalogue.

“You make me sick DDDDDD-D”

Rent free.

 

[Robert]

Who is one of my favourite tracks, it‘s probably the thing I’d like to hear live the most. It’s so energetic, I can’t imagine how it would play at a concert. The attitude in the verses too, the whole thing is gold.

Drum going into Who on tour would pop off and tell the story of the start and end of a relationship.

 

[sesita]

The Who instrumental is just so good. I wish someone sampled that beat, it's always been insane.

 

[iamjoey1191]

I don't hate Who. It doesn't feel polished. A bit cheap sounding with a lot going on. I think Red Dress might be my favorite actually I am torn to list my favorite since they're all different moods. I like when Xenomania uses their Motown flare.

 

[Lapras]

i still think about that one fan at the Meet and Greet queue last year telling us his favourite song from the group was… My Love Is Pink. God bless them if they read the forum!

 

[davearama]

Last night, I was playing my Girl Groups playlist and Overload came on and I remembered a BIG misheard lyric for me.

For years, I didn't know that the lyrics to the chorus were about a train.

I thought the chorus was ...

"Change comes and I know its destination"

 

[Holly Something]

I remember being knocked sideways the first time I heard Who. I bought the CD singles from Virgin Megastore and listened to them on my CD walkman. I was literally singing along to the chorus of Who before my first listen was over.

 

[YourLeadSinger]

Aside from Mutya dominating the first verse of “Who”, can I also say that Keisha fucking ATE on that rap. Might even be her finest rap honestly.

 

[MusicLover1994]

Speaking of b-sides, Someone In My Bed remains iconic.

 

[YourLeadSinger]

Speaking of b-sides, Someone In My Bed remains iconic.

They should’ve left it on the album!

All of the Three era b-sides are amazing actually…

Wait… maybe not “Down Down” and “This Ain’t A Party Thing”.

 

[iamjoey1191]

It's strange I find a lot of fans prefer b-sides when they leak or were included on the single release. I personally end up liking the B-Sides or leaks than some songs during each era.with a lot of artists. I can think of so many who have amazing b-sides (Kylie Minogue, Saturdays, Rachel Stevens) and I question on how and why this great song was shelved?

 

[Island]

Down Down is my favorite Three era B-Side.

Colder in the Rain is one of their best tracks ever.

I like Who a lot but it is a bit of a racket.

All of them deserved a spot on the album instead of Twisted.

 

[OhJimmy87]

I was listening to the Bs yesterday - Like the Weather, Disturbed and Colder in the Rain are the ones for me - always have been actually.

I also love the Ultrabeat Remix of Easy and the Wawa Remix of No Can Do.

 

[Holly Something]

Down Down is my favorite Three era B-Side.

Colder in the Rain is one of their best tracks ever.

I like Who a lot but it is a bit of a racket.

These bad opinions..

 

[GodsAndMonsters]

I love Xenomania productions so much and I know others do too. I am curious which Xenomania song of theirs could you do without and your favorite?

Ace Reject
Angels With Dirty Faces
Hole In The Head
In The Middle
My Love Is Pink
Never Gonna Dance Again
Red Dress
Round Round
Situation's Heavy
Someone In My Bed
Twisted
Who

I can do without Who and favorite at this very moment is Ace Reject. It seems they had 4 hit singles with Xenomania which to me is impressive. Do you think those were the girls decision or the label?

My favourites are definitely Ace Reject, Someone In My Bed and Red Dress. I've always liked Round Round, but the last few weeks I've been obsessed and have had it on loop.

I don't particularly care for Twisted, but I'll let it play when it comes on. My Love Is Pink on the other hand is terrible and is an instant skip for me.

 

[tylerc]

Honestly, Down Down, Who, Colder in the Rain, and Someone in My Bed are all 10/10 and deserved album status over Twisted. I love Disturbed and This Ain't A Party Thing but they feel like b-sides.