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Despite their prefabricated formation through a television program called Popstars: The Rivals, Girls Aloud achieved both mainstream success and widespread critical acclaim in their native England. Through Popstars' process of elimination, Girls Aloud's membership amounted to Nadine Coyle, Sarah Harding, Nicola Roberts, Cheryl Cole (née Tweedy), and Kimberley Walsh. The group took shape in November 2002, and soon began a streak of Top Ten singles that broke a record for all-woman groups and remained unbroken through the end of 2006, when the compilation The Sound of Girls Aloud: The Greatest Hits was issued. Their first three proper albums -- 2003's Sound of the Underground, 2004's What Will the Neighbours Say?, and 2005's Chemistry -- were similarly successful, though the latter stalled at number 11 on the album chart. Girls Aloud recharged with Tangled Up (2007) and Out of Control (2008), a pair of albums that were just as strong as any others in their past. As with their second and third albums, these releases were produced exclusively by Brian Higgins and Xenomania. The latter release was the group's fourth number one U.K. album. Ten, the group's second compilation, was released in November 2012 and featured four new songs. ~ Andy Kellman, Rovi
wish I got to see them! I couldn't afford to go to the UK for any tour :( wish they came to America! My wall is covered with their posters! #Alouder #Soldier #Hardcore #TeamGinge #TeamDiney #TeamKimbASS #AloudAndProud #Ten #TenTour
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Love them still sad bout the split...wish they came to America, but happy I got to see them in London for the Ten Tour they were amaaaazin!
I was around for the first wave of Bananarama. But seriously, there was no need for a remake of Chrissie Hynde's perfect "I'll Stand By You". There is nothing new here and even worse...,there's no joy in this repetition.
usually when a description starts with "Despite their prefabricated formation through a television program", that's an indication of what horrible crap is to come! this is another case of that...
and to cover a pretender's song? "Boys Aloud"-cause that's so ballsy!
there okay i guess it's just there clothes i was watching a video about there concert and there shirts were like small and tight you could see there boobs
I was initially hooked by the quirky/awkward "Sexy! No, No, No..." but now I love them for "Biology" and "The Show." While there's no denying the awesome production team responsible for their sound, the girls, themselves, are captivating. We in the US are definitely missing out!
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and to cover a pretender's song? "Boys Aloud"-cause that's so ballsy!