The title of the song though.... :coffee:

 

Maybe it's about Chlamydia? :teresa:

 

I mean, I say this after hearing the lyrics to Feed Your Love ... :)

I'm definitely not keen on the fans that keep things to themselves... There's one omnipresent fan in particular who I absolutely cannot stand ... I'm not sure if you'll know who I mean, I dislike them so much that I avoid writing their name, but the clue is in the colour of this text. :whistle:

 

UP WITH THE ELVES, DOWN WITH THE KING! :clap:

 

I had no idea Absolute worked with GEM. Is the Orange fan going to leak this song now that we know about it? Or does he only have connections to get Eliot Kennedy songs?

Odd that it's been registered after 5 years? Which fans will let us know that they've had this track since 2016? (lol)

 

i,ve had it since 1995 and it's soooooooooooo guuuud

 

cant share tho sorry x

 

I believe you :arrr:

That must be the cringiest title ever. And tbh, how ironic, Geri singing “I still got it” and being a total royal twat. Hope this never sees the light 🤣

 

Give us the old demos and effing unreleased stuff!

Still Got It (screw youseguys Mel C and Posh)

Honestly, I want to listen to it just out of curiosity, but this title and Song for Her's 'quality' doesnt really bode me with confidence...

 

Dont get me wrong, Emma and Mel B are my two fav Spices and solo artists, but GEM always seemed a bit too tacky and desperate. This title just adds to that...

Tomorrow is the last day of the first full week of the 25th anniversary celebrations and although it doesn't mean much in terms of the chart it would be great if we all gave the Wannabe EP a big streaming push on Thursday.

 

I'm super happy to have it and have enjoyed listening to feed my love a lot this week.

That must be the cringiest title ever. And tbh, how ironic, Geri singing “I still got it” and being a total royal twat. Hope this never sees the light 🤣

 

Give us the old demos and effing unreleased stuff!

 

I see two things wrong with that sentence :teresa:

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The title really screams GEM era lol

The big question now is how they keep any momentum and interest until the Wannabe physical it's just under 6 weeks away. Fan Friday ain't going to cut it.

The big question now is how they keep any momentum and interest until the Wannabe physical it's just under 6 weeks away. Fan Friday ain't going to cut it.

 

Agreed. But we know how the Spice Girls work; they do the bare minimum because they know their fans will do it for them. Hence Fan Friday.

 

Aside from them listening to their archived material before we ultimately get our hands on it, I'll be surprised if they bother doing one iota of work until the alleged Spice rerelease.

what the hell is a Fan Friday?

Agreed. But we know how the Spice Girls work; they do the bare minimum because they know their fans will do it for them. Hence Fan Friday.

 

Aside from them listening to their archived material before we ultimately get our hands on it, I'll be surprised if they bother doing one iota of work until the alleged Spice rerelease.

I agree. I highly doubt their team is going to do much until October. Maybe the girls will do some major promotion for Spice 25, but I'm not going to hold my breath. Hopefully we get 4 or 5 never before heard tracks with Spice 25. I'm really curious how many goodies they are going to include.

I agree. I highly doubt their team is going to do much until October. Maybe the girls will do some major promotion for Spice 25, but I'm not going to hold my breath. Hopefully we get 4 or 5 never before heard tracks with Spice 25. I'm really curious how many goodies they are going to include.

 

I'm curious about the same thing. I see it going one of two ways:

 

1) Spice 25 has Feed Your Love + other unreleased tracks from all 3 studio albums

 

2) Spice 25 has Feed Your Love + unreleased tracks from Spice. Any other goodies from Spiceworld or 1999 will then materialize some other way.

 

3) none of the above and I'm wrong and hopefully pleasantly surprised with whatever it is that's coming

I'm curious about the same thing. I see it going one of two ways:

 

1) Spice 25 has Feed Your Love + other unreleased tracks from all 3 studio albums

 

2) Spice 25 has Feed Your Love + unreleased tracks from Spice. Any other goodies from Spiceworld or 1999 will then materialize some other way.

 

3) none of the above and I'm wrong and hopefully pleasantly surprised with whatever it is that's coming

 

I'm hoping it's your option #1. I guess it's all depending on whether "Spice 25" is viewed as a 25-year celebration of just the Spice album or (how I'd prefer it) a 25-year celebration of all things Spice Girls. If Biff's live stream from the other day is any indication, it would seem like things are leaning to the former. He said if his unreleased Forever material were to come out, it would make the most sense to happen at the 25-year anniversary of that album. Granted, he may have said that to throw us off the track of what they're doing. But really. There will be little interest in a 25-year anniversary edition of Forever. I feel like this year is the time to go ahead and get out all the good unreleased material. Frankly, I don't need every last bit of music they ever recorded. I don't think the girls or their producers have ever had anything nice to say about Likely Stories. Strong Enough can stay a leaked demo.

 

However, the Eliot Kennedy leaked tracks from the Forever era ARE a good example of material that's good enough to be out there in some official capacity. The tracks have quite a few views on YouTube. Might as well be benefitting from that in some way on Spotify, right? Biff seems to like several of his unreleased Forever tracks. I feel like it very rarely gets mentioned, but Can't Stay Tonight...is there a group version of that in the vault?

One other thing. I know this is going back to a conversation from a few days ago, but I think there's a bit of important context with the GEM songs. If memory serves correctly, those weren't especially created as a big pop comeback. Weren't they just for use in a TV show pitch that never got off the ground? Wasn't the plan to have GEM choosing everyday women to be Spice Girls in a performance or something? An "everyone can be a Spice Girl" thing?

 

If I were to guess, we'd see busy moms as contestants, balancing work and kids...and loving the chance to break loose and perform on stage. Within that context, I think Song For Her makes sense...and also the title of this other track.

One other thing. I know this is going back to a conversation from a few days ago, but I think there's a bit of important context with the GEM songs. If memory serves correctly, those weren't especially created as a big pop comeback. Weren't they just for use in a TV show pitch that never got off the ground? Wasn't the plan to have GEM choosing everyday women to be Spice Girls in a performance or something? An "everyone can be a Spice Girl" thing?

 

If I were to guess, we'd see busy moms as contestants, balancing work and kids...and loving the chance to break loose and perform on stage. Within that context, I think Song For Her makes sense...and also the title of this other track.

 

Song For Her is almost as bad as playing Soul Boy when you have anxiety. The lyrics are so “I give you the finger, you take me to dinner” kind of cringe. Never again, please.

Song For Her is almost as bad as playing Soul Boy when you have anxiety. The lyrics are so “I give you the finger, you take me to dinner” kind of cringe. Never again, please.

 

That was half of me by Geri not song for her.