This was a great album. I was even as a kid very impressed with all the different styles of sounds they featured on one album (even their second album).

A full chior and string set on 'Mama', the irrestistable funk of 'Last Time Lover' and r&b 'Say You'll Be There' and 'Something Kinda Funny'. The disco sounds of 'Who Do You Think You Are' and hip hop 'If You Can't Dance'.their first album is def worth a purchase! Its not perfect of course as they suffer in singing but the music and production stands out!

We get under the bonnet of Kasabian's biggest hits and reveal their top sellers. It's also their biggest selling single on vinyl, having sold just over 4,000 on the format. MORE: The UK's biggest selling vinyl albums and singles of 2017 so far. BRITs rewind 2010: Gaga dominates, Spice Girls return.

The Spice Girls were huge in the 90s. In all actuallity, I bet many who grew up in the 90s will look back and see them as icons of the period. They took a commercial pop sound and gave it an internationally recognised face. As far as such a pop sound goes, they weren't so bad (though that's probably more down to clever producers rather than the Spice Girl individuals).

Regardless of what you think of them, they'll be remembered as icons of the 90s, along with the Macarena and fads such as Tazos (or Pogs) and Tamagotchis. Ha, the 90s - lest we forget. Style is all that matters!

Regarding the talent of the Spice Girls, obviously they all know how to sing and are expert entertainers. So why do they get such a bad rap? I think it's because of their style, which is so pink, posh, and directed so specifically that a lot of people are not going to like it. I mean these girls are like the Fugazi and Sonic Youth of girly pop music! I love the Spice Girls. Songs like 'Say You'll Be There' and 'Stop' are classics. You can bet years from now when they play one of those songs on the radio, they'll be some people asking 'Hey, that song sounds really familiar, who was that?'

Is there ANYBODY that doesn't have a crush on at least one of these girls? The only bad thing I have to say about the Spice Girls is that they seem to be a corporate product, oh well.

Girl Group Week continues with the biggest Hot 100 hits from planet Spiceworld. Girl Group Week!

• • • • • • • • • • • • • When the arrived on the pop scene nearly two decades ago and proceeded to unequivocally own it, the five-piece seemed to exist from another time and place entirely, and with instantly established identities drawing curious fans into the fold. The same can still be said of the Spice Girls, who existed in a well-remembered vacuum of pop music that produced less than 10 Hot 100 hits, but boy, did the ones that did make it out burn brightly. With rolling on at Billboard.com, it's time to honor Ginger, Sporty, Posh, Scary and Baby with the Spice Girls' eight biggest Billboard hits! Note: This ranking is based on actual performance on the weekly Billboard Hot 100 chart through the tally dated March 7, 2015. Songs are ranked based on an inverse point system, with weeks at No. 1 earning the greatest value and weeks at No.

100 earning the least. To ensure equitable representation of the biggest hits from each era, certain time frames were weighted to account for the difference between turnover rates from those years. 'Headlines (Friendship Never Ends)' Hot 100 Chart Peak: No. 90 Peak Date: Nov.

24, 2007 Released as the only single from the Girls' compilation album Greatest Hits, 'Headlines (Friendship Never Ends)' was also the group's only song to chart on the Hot 100 past its late-90's heyday. Although the Spice Girls may have had an abrupt ending, this swaying ballad reconfirms that the ladies' friendship did not. Tamil agarathi words pdf. 'Goodbye' Hot 100 Chart Peak: No.