Spice Girls or Girls Aloud?

[DCI_Gene_Hunt]

No brainer for me.

Spice Girls had the lot, diversity, talent, had great group and solo careers, trendsetters.

Girls Aloud were successful but just wannabees.

 

[The_Lizards_Jumpers]

No brainer for me.

Spice Girls had the lot, diversity, talent, had great group and solo careers, trendsetters.

Girls Aloud were successful but just wannabees.

I'd go with The Spice Girls too, athough Sound of the underground by Girls Aloud is a banging tune.

 

[redjohnnie]

No brainer for me.

Spice Girls had the lot, diversity, talent, had great group and solo careers, trendsetters.

Girls Aloud were successful but just wannabees.

you know what I really realy want? Pauline Murray in October

Have the tickets come yet?

 

[hewielewie]

Bananarama

 

[Andy_W]

The Corrs

 

[Erimus74]

For me sound of the underground with the electric guitar puts it ahead of anything the spice girls sang

 

[Randy]

No brainer for me.

Spice Girls had the lot, diversity, talent, had great group and solo careers, trendsetters.

Girls Aloud were successful but just wannabees.

Girls Aloud are fitter.

 

[DCI_Gene_Hunt]

you know what I really realy want? Pauline Murray in October

Have the tickets come yet?

Ah - got you - no - I haven't ordered them yet to be honest - It's in the Damned's hands for now. I can get the scutty ones from the Georgian if you want or I will order the better ones at some point?

 

[r00fie1]

Spice Girls!

 

[redjohnnie]

Ah - got you - no - I haven't ordered them yet to be honest - It's in the Damned's hands for now. I can get the scutty ones from the Georgian if you want or I will order the better ones at some point?

No problem, I will wait

 

[Unravel_Morrison]

I don't really think of them as the same era. The Spice Girls were pretty much finished before Girls Aloud were even a thing.

 

[The_Lizards_Jumpers]

I don't really think of them as the same era. The Spice Girls were pretty much finished before Girls Aloud were even a thing.

As were Joy Division & The Smiths, which is where I reckon this thread came from.

Ian Curtis died in 1980, but The Smiths didn't release their debut until 1984.

 

[riversideparmo]

Baby Spice and Nadine Coyle

 

[riversideparmo]

 

[London_Boro]

For me, Spice girls were a novelty, whereas Girls Aloud were responsible for some cracking pop songs.

 

[Keelo]

Spice girls or Girls Aloud ? really!!
God I feel old

 

[Cardiffdaffs]

Dollar for me. I know they weren’t a girl band

 

[Pak_Doo_Ik]

All Saints

End of thread

 

[HarryVegas]

Supremes

 

[DCI_Gene_Hunt]

As were Joy Division & The Smiths, which is where I reckon this thread came from.