if the new song is strong they should do very well like they did before

God please no, why can't they just f*** off

 

Their disgraceful cover of The Tide Is High is a crime against humanity

Here's the new single:

Edited December 24, 200717 yr by spiker

Why did I click this link, I was about to eat :(

Here's the new single:

 

I'm in a state of shock having heard that because that is a really really good cover of the Cilla Black UK#1 from 1964 and not at all like their excruciating covers of 1980s classics The Tide Is High, Ladies Night & Eternal Flame.

 

The reason for it is the quality production. So they deserve credit for moving their sound on a la Take That and not sounding dated like the Spice Girls comeback material has.

 

So three cheers for the producer of the track Ian Broudie (the Lightning Seeds), who also is a very well respected producer of credible indie-Pop bands (Echo and the Bunnymen, The Pale Fountains, Shack, The Icicle Works, The Coral, The Subways, The Zutons).

as much as a like AK, that has flop written all over it. I wish Liz had just released her solo album instead of getting back together with AK.

as much as a like AK, that has flop written all over it. I wish Liz had just released her solo album instead of getting back together with AK.

 

I know what you mean because I can see it alienate a lot of their fan base who bought their third rate dross in droves, because it is too different and a step up in quality from their former records.

 

It is an OK cover of 'Anyone Who Had A Heart'.

 

However, Cilla Black Covered it. It was really a USA

Single for Dionne Warwick - Cilla just had the UK Hit

with it, when she Covered it.

LOVE IT, Lil and Tash sound amazing!

Their original songs such as "whole again" and "be with you" were their best songs. I hate the fact they have to come back with yet another cover version to add to their list.

BIG FLOP here we come! :o

 

Their sound was very good for the start of the decade but they won't fare very well anymore with this kinda music. It's all about the sound of Sugababes and Girls Aloud as the reformed Spice Girls and All Saints have found out...

And I love them but I don't like this song.

I'm in a state of shock having heard that because that is a really really good cover of the Cilla Black UK#1 from 1964 and not at all like their excruciating covers of 1980s classics The Tide Is High, Ladies Night & Eternal Flame.

 

The reason for it is the quality production. So they deserve credit for moving their sound on a la Take That and not sounding dated like the Spice Girls comeback material has.

 

So three cheers for the producer of the track Ian Broudie (the Lightning Seeds), who also is a very well respected producer of credible indie-Pop bands (Echo and the Bunnymen, The Pale Fountains, Shack, The Icicle Works, The Coral, The Subways, The Zutons).

 

is this something to do with Liverpool's city of culture thing for 2008?? seeing that Ian Broudie, and cilla black are references here - all liverpudlian and - how bizarre - i think OMD were as well (the person who discovered them - that is - how bizarre :lol:)

 

(btw still got that cilla black - another cup of coffee dance routein thing from that bbc4 clip going round my head - maybe they should have dont that - did anyone else see it from the bad dancing show).

 

 

*not: Otara Millionaires Club

is this something to do with Liverpool's city of culture thing for 2008?? seeing that Ian Broudie, and cilla black are references here - all liverpudlian and - how bizarre - i think OMD were as well (the person who discovered them - that is - how bizarre :lol:)

 

(btw still got that cilla black - another cup of coffee dance routein thing from that bbc4 clip going round my head - maybe they should have dont that - did anyone else see it from the bad dancing show).

*not: Otara Millionaires Club

 

Yes,

 

It is taken from this album & tracklisting announced today out 4th February:

 

http://images.play.com/covers/3623106m.jpg

Liverpool: The Number Ones Album

 

Track List

 

Anyone Who Had A Heart - Atomic Kitten

Needles And Pins - The Farm

Woman - Ian McNabb

You Spin Me Right Round - Thea Gilmore Featuring Mike Cave

Don't Throw Your Love Away - Elvis Costello & Amsterdam

3 Shirts On A Line - Scaffold

Whole Again - OMD

Relax - Anthony Hannah

She Loves You - Sonia

From Me To You - Eton Road

Starry Eyed - China Crisis

Eleanor Rigby - The Real Thing

You're My World - Kush Featuring Natasha Hamilton

My Sweet Lord - Garry Christian And Desa Basshead

A Hard Days Night - Sonny J

Day Tripper - Shack

You'll Never Walk Alone - Thomas Lang

The Power Of Love - Frankie Goes To Holiday Featuring Connie Lush

Paperback Writer - Digsy & The Sums

Hey Jude - The Real People

Imagine - The Talkabouts Featuring Liz McClarnon

Yes,

 

It is taken from this album & tracklisting announced today out 4th February:

 

http://images.play.com/covers/3623106m.jpg

Liverpool: The Number Ones Album

 

Track List

 

Imagine - The Talkabouts Featuring Liz McClarnon

 

I heard Liz's solo version of this and it is amazing!

i didnt know sonia had a song on the album either,could she also be trying for a comeback?

Disappointing, not really single material, kind of boring and doesnt really jump out at you, once again another disappointing comeback even if it is only for a tribute album. I hope they do come back with some original stuff after this.

Edited January 4, 200817 yr by Propilot87

i think they will try a comeback as none of there solo careers have taking off at all

I really like this. I still prefer the original, but to be honest, i don't think it should be released as a single. I really can't see it going top 10 how much i would like it to

I love nearly all their singles but this new song is awful imo. Won't be a hit :(