Gosh this video reminds me of how much I used to hate Mollie! She used to do this really annoying faces and every time the camera goes to her in this performance she's doing them, lol.

 

In fact, since Chasing Lights I think my opinion on all of them has done a complete 180. Used to love Vanessa, not so much now. Didn't like Rochelle & Mollie and now I *love* them. Actually Una has always been consistently amazing in my books. :wub:

I agree about Vanessa's committment.

 

I don't know what it is, but she's just never seemed fully enthusiastic. I've seen all the other girls crying, jumping up and down, giggling excitedly, chattering non stop and thanking the fans non stop for things, but with Vanessa she just seems to smile a bit and it looks like she's bored all the time. Even on stage the other girls have big grins on their faces and are constantly waving to the crowd whereas Vanessa looks miserable and plays with her hair or stares at the ground.

Even my Dad, who's not a Sats fan but had to take me to the tour ( :P ), noticed that Vanessa didn't seem to be enjoying herself as much as the other girls were. They were all saying how it was their dream and everything but Vanessa said about one or two lines throughout the whole night...

Why Rochelle has tweeted that she's in the studio is beyond me, what for? *sighs* Hello album no. 5

Why Rochelle has tweeted that she's in the studio is beyond me, what for? *sighs* Hello album no. 5

 

 

could be a b-side, or a lead single for the Greatest Hits... nah its gonna be a mini-album with Notoroious, All Fired Up, MHTO, and two new singles isn't it....

Rochelle solo album, cough.

Rochelle solo album, cough.

 

Or she could be dueting with someone. A Reporter was saying on Twitter "This Is Rochelle's Year" etc..

This is getting annoying.

 

If they got Faster to radio's like NOW, and started promoting they'd have a surefire top five hit, and it could get the album back into the charts. Then Get Ready Get Set for the summer and at least they've given it a good go!

 

EDIT: Or even a remix of White Lies.. I just wish they'd do something!

Edited January 16, 201213 yr by Tabloid Darling.

Well, Faster's already at some radio stations. My friend knew the whole chorus to it and she hasn't bought OYR...

The thing is if they did release a good single, video and promo they could get a good selling single and a few more album sales. It can be done as we have seen with Pixie Lott these last couple of weeks!

It sounds like Mollie's in the studio too, though:

 

@MollieTheSats

Why do I record standing on my tip toes?

 

:lol:

Rochelle and Mollie duets album? LOL just kidding

Una also tweeted she's in the studio too.

I was thinking it would be a B-Side but surely they'd have leftover album tracks they could use instead?

 

Honestly as long as they release something i'll be happy, i'd even be happy with 'Wish I Didn't Know' or one of the bonus tracks. :lol:

Bonus tracks for a "Best Of" album, maybe?

Surely Turn Myself In should be a b side to the next single?

 

Anyway, It annoys me how frustrating Saturday's management are. They should be doing everything in their power to keep any intrest in The Saturdays. The album for one should be reduced while no single is sent to the radio's while there's no buzz. Reduce it to £5 in Shops and £4.99 on iTunes. Look at Cher Lloyd Etc, by doing that it's helping them remain in the eye and should help her.

 

The Saturdays should also be attempting to reduce singles on iTunes to 59p. I know it's easy to say but it always has an impact look at All Fired Up that helped them pass 200,000 sales. I think they should reduce Notorious & My Heart Takes Over and Single 4 To 59p like when Gaga's label reduced all her singles to 59p.

 

I think this album could be saved but only if singles from the album are reduced and if the album itself is reduced.

They're nice suggestions, but even with a price cut for On Your Radar if people wanted it they'd buy it at £7.99 (which is pretty cheap anyway). A price cut to £5 will not be enough for the casual buyer to pick up the CD and think "oh yes, must buy that". If they wanted it when it was out, they'd have got it then.

 

It all boils down to their 'album selling single' 'My Heart Takes Over' under-performing massively; and the busy release climate they put On Your Radar out in. Their managements response to this is suprisingly chilled as they're back in the studio working on new music!

 

It's not about plugging the album on TV more either. They have already done that, and it's a waste of money to go on the TV shows that have like 500k viewing figures because they've done that too (Daybreak etc). Those viewing figures will not turn into sales as the 'impact week' sales have already been and gone.

 

The only way this is going to be salvagable is if they release another single, or re-launch the LP with a new single, and new insentives to buy it (again, for some).

They're nice suggestions, but even with a price cut for On Your Radar if people wanted it they'd buy it at £7.99 (which is pretty cheap anyway). A price cut to £5 will not be enough for the casual buyer to pick up the CD and think "oh yes, must buy that". If they wanted it when it was out, they'd have got it then.

 

It all boils down to their 'album selling single' 'My Heart Takes Over' under-performing massively; and the busy release climate they put On Your Radar out in. Their managements response to this is suprisingly chilled as they're back in the studio working on new music!

 

It's not about plugging the album on TV more either. They have already done that, and it's a waste of money to go on the TV shows that have like 500k viewing figures because they've done that too (Daybreak etc). Those viewing figures will not turn into sales as the 'impact week' sales have already been and gone.

 

The only way this is going to be salvagable is if they release another single, or re-launch the LP with a new single, and new insentives to buy it (again, for some).

 

If you ask me, If their not planning of releasing another single they need to reduce to the album to the chepeast that they can. I mean even if they reduced the price of the album until single 4 it should get them to re-enter the top 100 and it might help radio's want to play the album more. Look at what's happening The Saturdays have no buzz, nothing that makes me think Single 4 will be a hit. I think they need to discount as much albums/singles as they can.

 

I mean with Notorious, All Fired Up, My Heart Takes Over & On Your Radar they have not even passed 500,000 sales. While Headlines With Two Singles passed over 710,000.

I mean On Your Radar is not even looking likely of passing 75,000 sales. They can't do a wordshaker and ignore this album. I would reduce the album/singles release single 4 followed by a re-release with 4-5 new songs on the album including Turn Myself In.

The best time to reduce an album is at the height of the buzz. If and when they put out a 4th single, it will be then. Like I explained in my other post, if people wanted to buy it in the first place, they'd have got it by now; no price reduction at this moment in time is going to make anyone else buy it.

 

They may as well keep it at full price for now and milk it, then reduce it at the height of the 'buzz' to reap the rewards. It will benefit them more then than it would now. £7.99 is cheap even now though. One of the cheapest in HMV, as they're usually priced around £9.99+

I agree with 2ndA, the best time will be when/if another single is released/video is out etc. i'd rather the single peak at #22 and the album sell another 50,000 copies!!