This is where the Go Go Go clip came from, a single sided vinyl: https://www.discogs.com/release/25522897-Sp...-Girls-Untitled

Including these tracks:
A1 Woman Vocals 3:00
A2 Go, Go, Go Guitar 1:12
A3 Go, Go, Go Bridge Chorus Vocals 1:21
A4 Go, Go, Go Drum Groove 1:23
A5 Too Hot Vocal 3:10
A6 Bits, drum beats 0:29

It doesn’t seem that it’ll leak in full imminently. Whoever it is that owns this on Spice Circle says they’re looking for a way to convert them digitally.

So Woman and Too Hot are just acapellas but seemingly full length, while there’s different elements of Go Go Go but not in full. Interesting… I hope we get to hear them soon because it’s certainly better than nothing! I honestly had no idea that by 1999 that vinyl would be used in this way for incomplete tracks

Their post on Spice Circle:

Re: Go, Go, Go…

Hi All,

So I feel I need to post this to clear a few things up as I’m getting loads of messages asking me to leak tracks.

Also, I’ve removed my name from this post for reasons that should be obvious.

On Tuesday I posted a small video clip of myself playing Go, Go, Go.
Call me naive but I didn’t realise how quickly this would leave a PRIVATE Facebook group! I knew it would eventually - hence the very small clip - but some of you didn’t waste any time in boosting your social media views. And yes, I’m very well aware I don’t own the music but wow, use your brain.
Within MINUTES my video was reshared on here (why?!), posted to You Tube, audio ripped and spread across Instagram and appeared on forums like Popjustice where people were discussing where it came from, the legitimacy and how I promised to share the rest. Somebody even insinuated it was stolen from Biff - which simply isn’t true. It actually scared how me quick it spread. It’s even been blogged about! The amount of private messages and comments I received that night was insane. And I’m still receiving some now. So, I panicked and deleted the original post. (I mean, it’s on YT now anyway if you wanna listen)

But let’s clear this up - I DO NOT have the full, finished track. I can literally sense the dissapointment as you read that! But I never said I did - yet people are jumping ahead making artwork for it etc. In amongst all the excitement many didn’t seem to notice it was just an acapella and I didn’t engage in many comments and posts because of the madness. It was Too Much.

OK. So why is it on vinyl and what else is on it? Those were the common questions - so let me leave this here…

https://www.discogs.com/release/25522897-Sp...-Girls-Untitled

It’s been listed on Discogs - public domain - since last year.
Yes it also has Too Hot, and yes… Woman. However these aren’t the full tracks. They are vocal / acapella tracks and a couple of guitar and drum tracks. They may not be the finished things but it is a unique, interesting and exciting listen - and possibly the only way we may hear these for a long time (if at all). It’s better than nothing!

So there 2 reasons I posted it.

1 - I genuinely wanted everybody to hear a bit of it and bring some positivity to the group. Spice World 25 was dissapointing and I saw how happy the C U Next Tuesday leak made everybody. And apart from Mel’s new music, 2023 is looking pretty quiet in Spice World. I wanted to provide a little lift.

2 - I’m also well aware there is other stuff out there amongst fans and collectors. My aim is to encourage more to start sharing if they want to hear more.

Whatever you believe my intentions were (there will always be the negative ones who have no clue), I never set out to just tease. I hate those kind of fans! I would love more than anything to share the contents of the vinyl - even though they’re not the full tracks. However I did have a few messages reminding me that these are unreleased and due to the source of the vinyl it could be traced back to me (only a handful of these exist). It might also harm our chances of getting them officially in the future. Hence why I panicked and now I have no idea what to do? As somebody mentioned in another post - All eyes are on this and I do not want to get into trouble.

Lastly I simply cannot just share them right now anyway. They’re on vinyl. I do not have these digitally. YET. I don’t have the means to do it BUT I am working on it and it will be done in my leisure (just started a teaching job in the evenings after my full time job and I’m super busy!). Patience is a virtue.

So I’m sorry, there isn’t about to be a bunch of Forever session leaks. At least not from me.

I’m sure you’ll hear these in the not too distant future. Let the madness die down first. Just keep the faith and let love lead the way… ✌��

I wouldn't normally quote a message this long, but I wanted to in this case so that the context of my opinion is clear. I've read (a few times now) the message that Jay posted from that user, and I can't shake this feeling: that writing style is one that I have read before, back in the days of DenDen. The part that struck me the most was this:

"However I did have a few messages reminding me that these are unreleased and due to the source of the vinyl it could be traced back to me (only a handful of these exist). It might also harm our chances of getting them officially in the future."

I (we) have read this type of message before. It just immediately reminds me of the buzz that was swarming just around the time when the Kennedy tracks were being teased around, and also financially campaigned for at the same time with the caveat of: "follow these instructions or we might never get them." And then Regina Phalange descended and blew that out of the water.

Something is rotten in the state of Denmark. I know it's their cheese because they refuse to use preservatives, but aside from that ...

1) why would those vocals/beats be pressed to vinyl (of all formats) in 1999?
2) I don't see this as a coincidence at ALL that Likely Stories just leaked before this.
3) Does anyone have access to that screenshot from a few years ago of someone's digital music player that listed all of the Biff tracks and the time lengths for each? It was largely "poo-poo'd" on by everyone, but I'm curious to know what the runtime for WOMAN was given that the vocal-only track clocks in at 3:00

Hopefully we'll get it someday

Apparently "Woman Vocals" on this vinyl is just the chorus looped over and over

Whoever created this vinyl in 1999 really wanted to make sure we were all trolled in 2023

There are people - the so-called Spice Elite - who have so many tracks and they never share them, ever. Screw them!

Do we know who they are though? Is one of them the admin that promised to share a never-seen-before Spiceworld show?

CDs are shite compared to vinyls, for instance.

They could even have released Go, Go, Go before Right Back At Ya as a pot-shot at Geri!! Then Right Back At Ya would cement thrn, then onto W.O.M.A.N, the biggest hit, and finish it up with the post-album Steongest Suit/ Pain Proof double A-side.

Hmm, strongly disagree with that, in terms of data storage at least...
In technical terms, this is hardly a discussion. In technical terms, CD (and CD-quality audio on a computer) is several orders of magnitude better than vinyl, or even analog master tape at 7.5 inches per second:

Digital playback has no deviation in playback speed, whereas any analog medium suffers from numerous such artifacts, mainly classified into "Wow" (slow variations in speed/pitch) and "Flutter" (faster variations)

Channel separation is limited on analog, determined by both the medium (whether vinyl or master tape) and by the electronics.

Both distortion and frequency response on vinyl is dependent on whether you're on the outer or inner-groove. These effects are so severe that they by necessity affects how you can order tracks when mastering for vinyl

All analog storage media, whether vinyl or tape will lose fidelity with every single playback. The same applies to the reading mechanism (pickup/needle or tape head). The reading mechanism further requires maintenance and periodic replacement, and you will periodically need to clean all aspects of it. The CD is much more robust, and will provide perfect reading even for damaged CD's.

https://www.reddit.com/r/audiophile/comment...terms_of_audio/

It sounds ok better than most of what’s on Forever anyway. Darkchild for me sucked out all of what made them unique in their own way.

That proves that should ONLY release new music if all 5 are on board. That’s where the magic happens!

Yeh! Like Voodoo Voodoo is definitely magic! Thing is.. or they partner with big and current names in pop/electronic music or forget about it.

WOMAN is their worst song in terms of lyrics, but I love the potential funky / 70s dance vibe. Go, Go, Go sounds so Victoria’s first record-breaking album (contains hit single I.O.U.). Too Hot might be related to Mel B’s first platinum record (followed by Grammy-winning Album of The Year, L.A. State of Mind), RBAY is also another let down in terms of lyrics. You can see Geri’s storytelling was missing after she left. They went from Viva Forever to sing about wearing G-string. The same way, Geri alone is not as good as we thought when it comes to writing by herself. That proves that should ONLY release new music if all 5 are on board. That’s where the magic happens!