For anyone who is interested,there is a programme about Japanese girl groups on BBC4 at 10pm tonight.

THE UK:

Little Mix

The Saturdays

Sugababes

Girls Aloud

Spice Girls

 

but PCD, TLC and Destiny's Child deserve a special mention!

I think from 2010's South Korea slays.

 

I agree though that UK had the best girl groups in 90's till 2005ish

In your opinion Honeyz and a group called "Shampoo" are better than Destiny's Child? :blink: Each to their own :blink:

 

Destiny's Child are overrated to the max (their songs are so repetitive!). Give me En Vogue or TLC any day.

Destiny's Child are overrated to the max (their songs are so repetitive!). Give me En Vogue or TLC any day.

 

I kinda agree, TLC are way better than DC, En Vogue would be if the original members had released more material, but Destiny's Child are definitely better than Honeyz and Shampoo lol.

Edited June 28, 20178 yr by No Sleeep

I also love Shampoo, the one from two my favourite girl groups of 90s (another : Me & My)

 

 

Three votes for Lithuania :o Is it a misclicks ?

 

Edited June 29, 20178 yr by Good Old Days

I kinda agree, TLC are way better than DC, En Vogue would be if the original members had released more material, but Destiny's Child are definitely better than Honeyz and Shampoo lol.

 

Destiny's Child don't have a 'Finally Found' (such a gorgeous song!). :wub:

15. Atomic Kitten (but only when Kerry was in the lineup)

 

SLAY! :wub:

 

But I voted Sweden because country pride. :arrr:

In your opinion Honeyz and a group called "Shampoo" are better than Destiny's Child? :blink: Each to their own :blink:

 

I like certain singles of Destiny's Child's - Independent Women, Say My Name, Lose My Breath, Survivor and Bootylicious - but I could never get into them full time when it was all show boating for Beyonce's inevitable solo career. Lose My Breath excluded, the remaining singles they had off their last album were awful.

SLAY! :wub:

 

Regardless of the personal car crash her life became after she left, Kerry was the life and soul of the Kittens when they started out. Jenny Frost just smacked of 'stand at the back and look smexeh' 99% of the time.

The albums without Kerry were so much better and stronger though... :lol:

 

I'll never understand why people yearned for Kerry to be back in the group. :lol:

The albums without Kerry were so much better and stronger though... :lol:

 

I'll never understand why people yearned for Kerry to be back in the group. :lol:

 

I don't think it was even so much yearning per se. Had 'Whole Again' not happened they probably would have been on the scrapheap along with the numerous other good but not quite big girl groups that were foisted on the world at the turn of the millennium (hello to you, Girl Thing, Madasun etc).

 

But their early singles had a spark and a sass about them that made them stand out, probably as Andy Mcluskey of OMD was their manager/producer on their early stuff. 'See Ya' and 'I Want Your Love' were both brilliant singles, especially the latter with the Big Country sample on it.

 

Kerry herself admitted she didn't desire to go back into pop once she left anyway. It's just that they became so uniformly dull once Jenny joined, just constant cover versions and watered down R&B pop that it was literally like 'What is the point?'

Has to be UK for me :wub:

The UK is home to my three all-time favourite girl groups: Girls Aloud, Spice Girls and Sugababes! Plus Little Mix are one of my favourite chart acts around right now. So it was a no-brainer *.*

I like certain singles of Destiny's Child's - Independent Women, Say My Name, Lose My Breath, Survivor and Bootylicious - but I could never get into them full time when it was all show boating for Beyonce's inevitable solo career. Lose My Breath excluded, the remaining singles they had off their last album were awful.

 

I liked the last album actually, Soldier was forgettable but Girl and Cater 2 U are great and the album tracks are good too (Bad Habit, If...). Get On the Bus is probably my favourite single of theirs and I love the ones you said as well as Bills, Bills, Bills, No No No pt 2 and Bug a Boo. The first two albums aren't as Beyoncé-heavy tbh.

The UK for me, but US a close second. If we're talking all time lists, then mine is as follows:

 

5. B*Witched

 

B*Witched are not from the UK.

Anyway you had Eternal in your list and that's the main thing!

B*Witched are not from the UK.

 

*All time*

Wait... WAIT - did someone try to shame Shampoo?

 

From popular UK groups I love only Girls Aloud, but low-known or/and short-lived UK groups were my weakness before my obsession by Lithuanian female pop music.

 

From not British and not Lithuanian groups my favourites are :

Graaf (Sweden)

Me & My (Denmark)

M2M (Norway)

 

Sadly active Lithuanian girl groups lost their charm in last 2-3 years and most their last songs sounds like the modern girlbands from United States and Little Mix. :(

 

#Everything we need is YVA's 5th studio album.

#Make Lithuanian girl groups great again. :)

Edited March 4, 20232 yr by Last Dreamer

We have some upredictable results in this poll. :)

 

UK got very big advantage from our votes.

Edited June 29, 20178 yr by Good Old Days