Girls Aloud - Jump

"Jump (for My Love)" was the third single of the Pointer Sisters' 1983 album, Break Out. In November 2003, British girl group Girls Aloud released a cover version of the song "Jump. The song appeared on the soundtrack to the 2003 film Love Actually. The single continued Girls Aloud's string of hits, peaking at number two on the UK Singles Chart.Source URL: https://popmusicrecords.blogspot.com/search/label/Girls%20Aloud
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Nadine - Insatiable

"Insatiable" is the debut solo and lead single by Irish recording artist Nadine from her debut solo album of the same name (2010). Nadine is a member of BRIT Award-winning girl group Girls Aloud, who achieved a streak of twenty consecutive top ten singles on the UK Singles Chart. To date, the song has peaked at #26 on the UK Singles Chart.Source URL: https://popmusicrecords.blogspot.com/search/label/Girls%20Aloud
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The John Lennon Of Girls Aloud

My whole world has been turned upside down. One day you're happily bitching about Girls Aloud to anyone who will listen, the next you're forced to admit that you actually quite like Nadine Coyle's new solo single. I feel like a vegetarian that's been force fed KFC only to realise the error of their ways and go back for a second bucket! That might be a slight exaggeration. I still think Girls Aloud is the worst girlband in the history of music but if I have to warm to any of the five talent free zones - I'm glad it's Nadine. Sure, she's the useless one that just stands there and looks pretty but in comparison to the rest, she's the second coming of Kylie. Or at least Gina G. "Insatiable" didn't really grab me the first time I heard it but the Guy Chambers penned anthem is a grower. I love the brass and sexy chorus. It kind of reminds me of Alannah Myles circa 1989 - which is a compliment! However, as much as I like the original, the WAWA remix lifts the track from good to downright fucking amazing. The always reliable Polish duo transform "Insatiable" into dancefloor gold. If Nadine isn't as dumb as she looks, she will promote the fuck out of this. The WAWA mix (below) makes her sound like the real deal. Unlike local star Cheryl Cole, the mortal Coyle could actually have an international hit on her hands. It works in her favour that Girls Aloud can't give their music away outside the UK. She can start afresh without being pre-judged by their horrible legacy. And even if this bombs, Nadine can take heart from the face that "Insatiable" is a million times better than the aural abortion known as "Promise This"!


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Girls Aloud - I'll Stand by You

British pop girl group Girls Aloud recorded a cover of The Pretenders' song "I'll Stand by You", as the official Children in Need song in 2004. The song became Girls Aloud's second number one on the UK Singles Chart. It was also included on the group's second album, What Will the Neighbours Say?.Source URL: https://popmusicrecords.blogspot.com/search/label/Girls%20Aloud
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Cheryl Cole - Fight for This Love

"Fight for This Love" is the first solo single by British pop singer Cheryl Cole from her debut solo studio album 3 Words, on 16 October 2009. Cole is best known for being a member of British girl group Girls Aloud and a judge on reality TV show The X Factor. The song charted at the top spot on the UK Singles Chart and the Irish Singles Chart.Source URL: https://popmusicrecords.blogspot.com/search/label/Girls%20Aloud
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Girls Aloud - The Loving Kind

"The Loving Kind" is the second single performed by British all-female pop group Girls Aloud, taken from their fifth studio album Out of Control. The song was written in collaboration with Pet Shop Boys and was released on January 12, 2009. The song peaked at #2 on the UK Singles Chart, becoming the group's twentieth consecutive top ten single.Source URL: https://popmusicrecords.blogspot.com/search/label/Girls%20Aloud
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Girls Aloud - Wake Me Up

"Wake Me Up" is the fifth and final single by British all-female pop group Girls Aloud from their second album What Will the Neighbours Say?, released in February 2005. The song peaked at #4 on the UK Singles Chart.Source URL: https://popmusicrecords.blogspot.com/search/label/Girls%20Aloud
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Kylie & The Curse Of Xenomania

You'd think ruining the Pet Shop Boys' career would have been enough for Xenomania but, if media reports are accurate, they are now looking to drag Kylie into their two man flop machine. Honestly, the thought of Brian and Miranda producing the majority of Kylie's next album makes my blood run cold. Isn't the hideousness of "Giving You Up" warning enough that Kylie shouldn't be allowed within 10 Kilometres of Xenomania? It's by far the worst single of her 20 year career - and she wants to make half the album with them? Someone please call Susan Powter because we need to STOP THE INSANITY!

I agree that Kylie's next offering needs a more cohesive sound. "X" is my second favourite Parlophone album after "Light Years" but it did suffer from too many cooks in the kitchen. Hiring one or two producers is a great idea but Xenomania isn't the answer. Kylie needs to push her boundaries and keep trying new things, while everything that Brian Higgins touches has that same boring old sound. I'll gladly put up with the occasional "Nu-Di-Ty" for the pristine pop of "The One", "In My Arms" and "2 Hearts". Xenomania is a spent force. Working with them would be two huge steps back. Artistic merit aside, it would also be commercial suicide. Their sound is so English. Exactly how many hits have the ugly trolls from Girls Aloud scored outside the UK? I think you'll find the answer is 0. Has poor Kylie finally given up on international chart success in order to score a few cheap hits in Britain?

If the Xenomania revelation wasn't bad enough, the same sources state that Kylie will work on the other half of the album with Nerina Pallot. Seriously, was Lisa Scott Lee busy? I'm lost for words. I quite liked the flop diva's last album (particularly her cover of "Confide In Me") but I sure as hell don't want Kylie to emulate her sound. Kylie has made such edgy choices in the past, working with the likes of Emiliana Torrini and Kish Mauve. Why is she bothering with this middle of the road has-been? While I run to church and pray that this is all a big hoax, check out Nerina's only "hit" (below). Can't you just imagine this as a Kylie anthem? No, me neither.


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Girls Aloud - Officially Retire!

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Girls Aloud officially announced their retirement today after weeks of speculation about their future. The BRIT award winners called a press conference and read the following statement: "After 7 long years together we have made the agonising decision to part ways. We're proud of achieving so much with so little and wish to thank all our amazing fans for their loyal support." When pushed for more information, (backing) vocalist Cheryl Cole wiped away her trademark tears and replied "We're like sisters. But I've outgrown them". Industry insiders suspect the decision may have been influence the dismal chart failure of their latest single "Untouchable".

The once popular group first came to public attention on the reality show "Popstars: The Rivals" in 2002, where the five members were selected from thousands of untalented applicants. While never reaching the lofty heights of the Spice Girls or the Sugababes (or even Mis-Teeq), the band went on to experience some minor chart success. Albeit only within the borders of the UK. Girls Aloud will be fondly remembered for their mastery of formulaic pop and their ability to score hits with uninspiring cover versions.

News of the split has been met with devastation and anger by fans. Sightings of effeminate males throwing themselves off buildings has risen tenfold since the announcement was made public, while the lingering sense of outrage is best exemplified by 12 year old Steve from the outskirts of Birmingham who posted the following message on the band's Myspace: "Soz but who do u slutz fink u r - tha saturdayz? lmfao!1!!"

It's not only fans that have been rocked by the news. Repercussions are being felt throughout the entire music world. Influential music website Pop Justice was immediately taken offline with founder Peter Robinson apparently unable to carry on, while Brian Higgins and the team from Xenomania were spotted popping down to their local Jobcentre between recording sessions with failed Norwegian popstar Annie.

Only time will tell what the future holds for the fivesome but some of the girls have already come forward with their immediate plans. Nicola Roberts tweeted about her upcoming appearance on Celebrity Extreme Makeover, stating "I'm a before photo if ever you've seen one." Meanwhile, former bandmate Kimberly Walsh has replaced Kerry Katona as the new face of Iceland.

More surprising is Cheryl Cole's announcement that she intends to quit X Factor at the end of the year in order to care for senile war criminals in the foothills of Argentina. Cheryl called on fans to donate generously to her new foundation "White Is Right". The other two members that no one cares about have remained silent but were photographed going directly to Mutya Buena's London bedsit from the press conference, carrying a box of cask wine and a copy of "Solo Careers For Dummies".Source URL: https://popmusicrecords.blogspot.com/search/label/Girls%20Aloud
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Girls Aloud - Untouchable

"Untouchable" is the twenty first single by British pop group Girls Aloud, and the third single to be taken from their fifth studio album, Out of Control. The group first performed the song during the Dancing on Ice semi-finals. The song is to be released on 27 April 2009.

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Girls Aloud - No Good Advice

"No Good Advice" is the second single by British all-female pop group Girls Aloud, taken from their debut album Sound of the Underground (2003). The single was the follow-up single to the number one single "Sound of the Underground". Viewers of FHM TV voted the video as the fifth sexiest music video of all time in 2006.

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Girls Aloud - The Promise

"The Promise" is the first single by the British girl group Girls Aloud to be taken from the band's fifth studio album Out of Control. It is their fourth number-one single on the UK Singles Chart. The song entered the chart at number one, knocking off Pink's "So What" from the top.

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