Are you bored waiting for me to get the internet in to my new house? Aw, sorry about that. But thank you for reading anyway. In the meantime look at Girls Aloud performing new single "The Promise" on The X Factor. It should be number one by the weekend. The official video's good too but "embedding has been disabled by request".
Showing posts with label Girls Aloud. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Girls Aloud. Show all posts
Thursday, October 23, 2008
Wednesday, September 10, 2008
Sunday, August 03, 2008
Noughties But Nice
Yesterday I whiled away an afternoon by looking up some of my favourite singles from the last 10 years on YouTube. Year by year, here are some of the videos I chose...
1999: Pizzicato Five "Weekend"
2000: Sugababes "Overload"
2001: The Ones "Flawless"
2002: DB Boulevard "Point Of View"
2003: Richard X featuring Kelis "Finest Dreams"
2004: Girls Aloud "The Show"
2005: Rachel Stevens "I Said Never Again (But Here We Are)"
2006: Goldfrapp "Ride A White Horse"
2007: Groove Armada featuring Mutya Buena "Song 4 Mutya (Out Of Control)"
2008: Rihanna "Disturbia"
So I think it's fair to say that I'm into ultra-camp synth-disco.
1999: Pizzicato Five "Weekend"
2000: Sugababes "Overload"
2001: The Ones "Flawless"
2002: DB Boulevard "Point Of View"
2003: Richard X featuring Kelis "Finest Dreams"
2004: Girls Aloud "The Show"
2005: Rachel Stevens "I Said Never Again (But Here We Are)"
2006: Goldfrapp "Ride A White Horse"
2007: Groove Armada featuring Mutya Buena "Song 4 Mutya (Out Of Control)"
2008: Rihanna "Disturbia"
So I think it's fair to say that I'm into ultra-camp synth-disco.
Labels:
00s,
DB Boulevard,
Girls Aloud,
Goldfrapp,
Groove Armada,
Kelis,
Mutya Buena,
Pizzicato Five,
Rachel Stevens,
Richard X,
Rihanna,
Sugababes,
The Ones
Wednesday, March 05, 2008
Exciting Annie-related News

Annie, wonderful Annie, whose last album "Anniemal" is one of the Seven Wonders Of Modern Pop (or something) is back. Back! BACK! To celebrate, she has put her new single up on her MySpace page.
Annie on MySpace
Her forthcoming album features collaborations with Brian Higgins, Richard X, Girls Aloud and Franz Ferdinand. I for one, cannot wait.
Labels:
Annie,
Don't Stop,
Franz Ferdinand,
Girls Aloud,
Richard X,
Xenomania
Thursday, November 08, 2007
SINGLE OF THE WEEK
Girls Aloud "Call The Shots" (Polydor/Fascination)
After the disappointment of the Sugababes' below-par album and The Spice Girls' comeback - a damp squib of a single if ever there was one - it's left to Girls Aloud to rescue British girlpop once again. Happy to report then, that "Call The Shots" is their best single since "Biology". We're talking triumphant mid-paced synthpop, wistful midwinter disco. It seems that Brian Higgins and his Xenomania pals are incapable of writing a bad tune, and they seem to save their very best ones for GA. If this doesn't whizz into the Top 5 next week, there really is no justice in the world. It is simply one of the most charming pop releases of the year and bodes very well for their imminent album "Tangled Up". Their guest appearance on X Factor next week will hopefully give it an added sales boost. Hurrah!
YouTube:

After the disappointment of the Sugababes' below-par album and The Spice Girls' comeback - a damp squib of a single if ever there was one - it's left to Girls Aloud to rescue British girlpop once again. Happy to report then, that "Call The Shots" is their best single since "Biology". We're talking triumphant mid-paced synthpop, wistful midwinter disco. It seems that Brian Higgins and his Xenomania pals are incapable of writing a bad tune, and they seem to save their very best ones for GA. If this doesn't whizz into the Top 5 next week, there really is no justice in the world. It is simply one of the most charming pop releases of the year and bodes very well for their imminent album "Tangled Up". Their guest appearance on X Factor next week will hopefully give it an added sales boost. Hurrah!
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