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Cannonball Kiss My (Uh Oh) Love (Sweet Love) Forgot about 'Word Up' could I switch my vote for 'Kiss My (Uh Oh)' for 'Word Up'

Week 8 Ranking: 01. Sasha Colby - [01-01-02-02-01-02-01] 02. Mistress Isabelle Brooks - [10-09-03-04-02-01-02] 03. Marcia, Marcia, Marcia - [04-06-04-07-04-06-03] 04. Salina Estitties - [15-04-09-12-09-08-04] 05. Anetra - [02-03-06-06-07-05-05] 06. Luxx Noir London - [03-02-05-01-03-04-06] 07. Malaysia Babydoll Foxx - [13-08-12-05-08-03-07] 08. Loosey LaDuca - [14-05-01-03-05-07-08] 09. Jax - [05-12-07-10-10-09-09] 10. Spice - [08-07-08-08-11-10-10] OUT Aura Mayari - [11-11-14-13-06-11] Robin Fierce - [07-13-13-09-12] Amethyst - [16-14-10-11] Sugar - [06-10-11] Princess Poppy - [09-15] Irene Dubois - [12]

Here's a few sales that I have gotten from the year end lists= S Club 7 Two In A Million/You're My Number One - 307,200 Natural - 128,000 You - 134,000 Alive - 65,000 Say Goodbye/Love's Gonna Wait For You - 114,000 Rachel Stevens Sweet Dreams (My LA Ex) - 284,000 Funky Dory - 20,000 Some Girls - 126,000 More, More, More - 57,000 Negotiate With Love - 30,300 So Good - 29,700 I Said Never Again (But Here We Are) - 27,600 Jo O'Meara What Hurts The Most - 26,100 S Club 8 One Step Closer - 280,000 Automatic High - 170,000 New Direction - 101,000 Puppy Love - 82,000 Fool No More - 51,000 Sundown - 58,000 Don't Tell Me You're Sorry - 25,000

Here's link to the Iceberg as the picture is too big to post here = Drag Race Iceberg m06jLaL2xwk The topics discussed are in the picture & above and please what your thoughts on these?

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Yes fifth I suppose 'Goodbye' was classed as the first single despite being released 2 years before the album came out. But 'Holler/Let Love Lead The Way' is the lead single. 'Tell Me Why' was lined up as one of 2 options for the 2nd or 3rd overall single. More likely that 'TMW' would have been released next given that it had promo cd's released to radio stations, a promo 12" vinyl record and 15 official remixes/edits. 'If You Wanna Have Some Fun' was the other option & probably would have been released after 'Tell Me Why' . It had an official compilation music video and a promo CD with an edit of the song to radio stations to promote it. 'Weekend Love' was also in consideration at some point, likely to be released after the other 2. A promo CD was released in Taiwan and UK. Mel B stated in an interview that she was interested in having the song remixed and thought about calling some rapper friends, Lil Kim, Trina or Foxy Brown to invite to create a remix with the girls. The remix would have been a completely new song and would have been released as the 5th overall single from 'Forever'. This information has never been confirmed and there's no sources whatsoever, so it could may well be just a rumour. So the Forever era could have looked like this (Not including 'Goodbye' as that was just tacked on) = 'Holler/Let Love Lead The Way' 'Tell Me Why' 'If You Wanna Have Some Fun' 'Weekend Love'

Thanks for your feedback, as for 'Oxygen' its nice to see it get some love on here, as it seems to get very mixed feedback on this forum. As for 'Weekend Love' I can't believe that it was ever considered for a single release. Original plans were for it being the fifth single & rumour has it the girls expressed interest in having it remixed to feature a rapper. Glad that didn't happen as it would have been a disaster like the album campaign was. If they went with more singles I'd say - "If You Wanna Have Some Fun" - Given a radio edit, a fun, sexy music video set in a nightclub with killer dance choreo. "Tell Me Why" - Again given a slight radio edit/remix, a killer music video with a futuristic type setting. Then to cap off the era "Oxygen", given that its the 5th single given a remix to polish up the production, a simple yet effective music video (think Eternal 'Oh Baby I" type setting) with the girls in white outfits and light make-up with Mel B with her short natural hair & showing another side to her.

Say Goodbye

This is my review for the Spice Girls final studio album Forever 01. Holler - 10/10 The album opens with the lead single and straight away showcases something different to anything the group has done as it represents a shift from the bubblegum pop sound to a more mature pop and R&B sound, which results in a cracking tune with its slick and polished production, funky beats, bouncy chorus, and catchy hooks that still retains the essence of the Spice Girls. This is a great and underrated song in the girls back catalogue. 02. Tell Me Why - 9/10 Opening with a robotic voice introducing the group before the pulsating up-tempo synth beats kicks in alongside the strummed guitars and sleek chorus. Lyrically the song has a very bitter tone, but the vocal harmonies are strong and the production is stellar on this. My only gripe is that I didn’t like the intro, other than that it’s a great little R&B pop number. 03. Let Love Lead the Way - 9/10 The other half of the lead double A-side single is this rather sentimental number with shuffling percussive beats, understated drums, and glossy production. This is a warm and tender Spice Girls ballad with stunning harmonies and fantastic vocals from Melanie C and Emma who really elevates this. This doesn’t come close to being their best ballad, but it’s a beautiful and elegant track, nonetheless. 04. Right Back at Ya - 7/10 If this was the original pop version which was far superior then I would give this a 10. This version opts for a slicker R&B sound and it’s lacking the fun and energy the original had and the production doesn’t flow with the pop lyrics or melodies. This version isn’t terrible by any means there are some nice vocal harmonies throughout and Mel B’s rap does breathe life into it. But stick to the pop version its far better. 05. Get Down with Me - 8/10 A fun up-beat R&B number with light beats, funky basslines, and pianos flows perfectly with the layered vocal harmonies. The synths and strings add a nice touch to the production, and the handclaps helps keep things bright and catchy. 06. Wasting My Time - 7/10 A funky and sassy mid-tempo number with fantastic vocals from Melanie C who takes lead on this and uses some effective raspy tones and Victoria’s soulful tones on the bridge sounds great. The production has some great musical flourishes, but this track feels a little too similar to the previous track and maybe shouldn’t have been placed right after it. 07. Weekend Love - 6/10 The song begins okay enough with some nice vocals by Emma who sings in a lullaby sounds, then the acoustic guitars and synths comes in and gives this a warm sweet sentimental feeling before the beat drops for the chorus. But then Mel B’s rap drops in the middle and its rather awkward and jarring. Not too keen on this one and definitely one of the worst tracks on this album. 08. Time Goes By - 5/10 Another ballad and it’s a slow plodding one that goes on for way too long. The vocal harmonies are nice and the R&B-tinged production is okay, but nothing can save this dreary paint by numbers boring and forgettable mess that should have been left on the cutting room floor. 09. If You Wanna Have Some Fun - 10/10 Thankfully the pace picks up with this catchy, funky up-beat bop that perfectly captures the Spice essence which had been sorely missing from the last couple of tracks. The beats are fun and brimming with energy with addictive hooks and soaring melodies that hangs this song together and making it perfectly formed. This really should have been a single, but given a radio edit form of course. 10. Oxygen - 10/10 Back to the ballads now and this one is a stunning one with nice breathy vocals as the song gently builds with percussions, echoey keyboards which gives this a sad yet uplifting feeling at the same time. The chime bars and bleeps gives the track a very ethereal magical feel to it. The soaring vocals over the key change adds a nice touch to this rather beautiful emotional number. 11. Goodbye - 10/10 The album closes with one the girls best ballads of their careers with its lavish production that gives it a cool yet very wintery vibe, the stirring strings, heart-breaking lyrics and that grand and powerful chorus that soars beautifully over the production. Despite being a member down, this shows that they are stronger than ever. This is definitely right up with some of the Spice Girls finest singles in their discography. Avg.8.272

This is my review for the Spice Girls final studio album Forever 01. Holler - 10/10 The album opens with the lead single and straight away showcases something different to anything the group has done as it represents a shift from the bubblegum pop sound to a more mature pop and R&B sound, which results in a cracking tune with its slick and polished production, funky beats, bouncy chorus, and catchy hooks that still retains the essence of the Spice Girls. This is a great and underrated song in the girls back catalogue. 02. Tell Me Why - 9/10 Opening with a robotic voice introducing the group before the pulsating up-tempo synth beats kicks in alongside the strummed guitars and sleek chorus. Lyrically the song has a very bitter tone, but the vocal harmonies are strong and the production is stellar on this. My only gripe is that I didn’t like the intro, other than that it’s a great little R&B pop number. 03. Let Love Lead the Way - 9/10 The other half of the lead double A-side single is this rather sentimental number with shuffling percussive beats, understated drums, and glossy production. This is a warm and tender Spice Girls ballad with stunning harmonies and fantastic vocals from Melanie C and Emma who really elevates this. This doesn’t come close to being their best ballad, but it’s a beautiful and elegant track, nonetheless. 04. Right Back at Ya - 7/10 If this was the original pop version which was far superior then I would give this a 10. This version opts for a slicker R&B sound and it’s lacking the fun and energy the original had and the production doesn’t flow with the pop lyrics or melodies. This version isn’t terrible by any means there are some nice vocal harmonies throughout and Mel B’s rap does breathe life into it. But stick to the pop version its far better. 05. Get Down with Me - 8/10 A fun up-beat R&B number with light beats, funky basslines, and pianos flows perfectly with the layered vocal harmonies. The synths and strings add a nice touch to the production, and the handclaps helps keep things bright and catchy. 06. Wasting My Time - 7/10 A funky and sassy mid-tempo number with fantastic vocals from Melanie C who takes lead on this and uses some effective raspy tones and Victoria’s soulful tones on the bridge sounds great. The production has some great musical flourishes, but this track feels a little too similar to the previous track and maybe shouldn’t have been placed right after it. 07. Weekend Love - 6/10 The song begins okay enough with some nice vocals by Emma who sings in a lullaby sounds, then the acoustic guitars and synths comes in and gives this a warm sweet sentimental feeling before the beat drops for the chorus. But then Mel B’s rap drops in the middle and its rather awkward and jarring. Not too keen on this one and definitely one of the worst tracks on this album. 08. Time Goes By - 5/10 Another ballad and it’s a slow plodding one that goes on for way too long. The vocal harmonies are nice and the R&B-tinged production is okay, but nothing can save this dreary paint by numbers boring and forgettable mess that should have been left on the cutting room floor. 09. If You Wanna Have Some Fun - 10/10 Thankfully the pace picks up with this catchy, funky up-beat bop that perfectly captures the Spice essence which had been sorely missing from the last couple of tracks. The beats are fun and brimming with energy with addictive hooks and soaring melodies that hangs this song together and making it perfectly formed. This really should have been a single, but given a radio edit form of course. 10. Oxygen - 10/10 Back to the ballads now and this one is a stunning one with nice breathy vocals as the song gently builds with percussions, echoey keyboards which gives this a sad yet uplifting feeling at the same time. The chime bars and bleeps gives the track a very ethereal magical feel to it. The soaring vocals over the key change adds a nice touch to this rather beautiful emotional number. 11. Goodbye - 10/10 The album closes with one the girls best ballads of their careers with its lavish production that gives it a cool yet very wintery vibe, the stirring strings, heart-breaking lyrics and that grand and powerful chorus that soars beautifully over the production. Despite being a member down, this shows that they are stronger than ever. This is definitely right up with some of the Spice Girls finest singles in their discography. Avg.8.272

The 'Forever' review will be posted this weekend definiately

Week 7 Ranking: 01. Mistress Isabelle Brooks - [10-09-03-04-02-01] 02. Sasha Colby - [01-01-02-02-01-02] 03. Malaysia Babydoll Foxx - [13-08-12-05-08-03] 04. Luxx Noir London - [03-02-05-01-03-04] 05. Anetra - [02-03-06-06-07-05] 06. Marcia, Marcia, Marcia - [04-06-04-07-04-06] 07. Loosey LaDuca - [14-05-01-03-05-07] 08. Salina Estitties - [15-04-09-12-09-08] 09. Jax - [05-12-07-10-10-09] 10. Spice - [08-07-08-08-11-10] 11. Aura Mayari - [11-11-14-13-06-11] OUT Irene Dubois - [12] Princess Poppy - [09-15] Sugar - [06-10-11] Amethyst - [16-14-10-11] Robin Fierce - [07-13-13-09-12]

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My next review will be Spice Girls 'Forever', just to round off the group's discography.

My review for the Spice Girls 2nd studio album Spiceworld 01. Spice Up Your Life - 10/10 Kicking off the album with an almighty bang with this huge and chaotic anthem that perfectly captured the Spice Mania at its upmost peak with its relentless drum beats, infectious melodies and mammoth chorus set against a carnival atmosphere while incorporating Latin rhythms into the mix. The song makes a bold statement and its simply brilliant. 02. Stop - 10/10 This is an all-time Spice Girls classic with its iconic dance routine and Motown infused sound that showcases the group’s versatility perfectly. Enjoyable, upbeat, and carefree this track is full of charm and joyful energy. A true gem in their discography. 03. Too Much - 10/10 Slowing things down now with this elegant slow-burning ballad. The song has a stunning soulful vibe to it with its classy strings, synth lines and gentle beats running throughout the dop-wop production. The song is beautifully arranged and features fantastic vocals by the group, namely Melanie C who adds some excellent ab-libs and soaring vocals over the production. 04. Saturday Night Divas - 8/10 The first non-single track on this album and it’s a fun R&B pop track with a bit of funk thrown in for good measure, along with some tight vocal harmonies. The chorus while catchy does get a bit repetitive and the song does go on for a little too long, but overall, this is a fun and nice little album track. 05. Never Give Up on The Good Times - 10/10 This is an excellent pop track with disco influenced beats, uplifting message and a catchy as hell chorus. The production is stellar with amazing vocals and the slight dance break with the flutes and strings is fantastic. This was heavily rumoured to being released as a single but was scrapped due to Geri leaving and it’s a shame as this would have made a cracking single. 06. Move Over - 9/10 The song was originally used as a jingle for Pepsi and it’s a fun addition to this album with its energetic pop/rock beats that builds to a powerful yet rousing chorus. Full of manic energy with interesting production techniques, this is a solid album track. 07. Do It - 7/10 A light fun little pop song with an empowering message, catchy melodies, and fantastic vocals, especially from Emma during the pre-chorus. This is a decent song, but they’ve had far better than this. 08. Denying - 8/10 Another fun little R&B pop song with some hip-hop influences along with a bit of funk thrown in for good measure. Also like the sparkly keyboards and layered synths that makes this a catchy little bop. 09. Viva Forever - 10/10 An epic ballad that acted as the perfect swansong for this era. Superbly crafted with dramatic strings and that gorgeous flamenco guitar rhythms throughout the track gives this a certain sadness yet powerful at the same time, the vocal harmonies sound stunning with simple yet effective hooks. This is definitely the most mature sounding track that and a prime example of how good the Spice Girls can be. 10. The Lady is a Vamp - 7/10 Closing this album is a rather fun jazzy Broadway show tune with authentic production and brimming with personality. This really shows how diverse this album can be and ends things on a rather high note. Although this is not something I’d go back to often as its something that sounds better live. Avg.8.9

My review for the Spice Girls 2nd studio album Spiceworld 01. Spice Up Your Life - 10/10 Kicking off the album with an almighty bang with this huge and chaotic anthem that perfectly captured the Spice Mania at its upmost peak with its relentless drum beats, infectious melodies and mammoth chorus set against a carnival atmosphere while incorporating Latin rhythms into the mix. The song makes a bold statement and its simply brilliant. 02. Stop - 10/10 This is an all-time Spice Girls classic with its iconic dance routine and Motown infused sound that showcases the group’s versatility perfectly. Enjoyable, upbeat, and carefree this track is full of charm and joyful energy. A true gem in their discography. 03. Too Much - 10/10 Slowing things down now with this elegant slow-burning ballad. The song has a stunning soulful vibe to it with its classy strings, synth lines and gentle beats running throughout the dop-wop production. The song is beautifully arranged and features fantastic vocals by the group, namely Melanie C who adds some excellent ab-libs and soaring vocals over the production. 04. Saturday Night Divas - 8/10 The first non-single track on this album and it’s a fun R&B pop track with a bit of funk thrown in for good measure, along with some tight vocal harmonies. The chorus while catchy does get a bit repetitive and the song does go on for a little too long, but overall, this is a fun and nice little album track. 05. Never Give Up on The Good Times - 10/10 This is an excellent pop track with disco influenced beats, uplifting message and a catchy as hell chorus. The production is stellar with amazing vocals and the slight dance break with the flutes and strings is fantastic. This was heavily rumoured to being released as a single but was scrapped due to Geri leaving and it’s a shame as this would have made a cracking single. 06. Move Over - 9/10 The song was originally used as a jingle for Pepsi and it’s a fun addition to this album with its energetic pop/rock beats that builds to a powerful yet rousing chorus. Full of manic energy with interesting production techniques, this is a solid album track. 07. Do It - 7/10 A light fun little pop song with an empowering message, catchy melodies, and fantastic vocals, especially from Emma during the pre-chorus. This is a decent song, but they’ve had far better than this. 08. Denying - 8/10 Another fun little R&B pop song with some hip-hop influences along with a bit of funk thrown in for good measure. Also like the sparkly keyboards and layered synths that makes this a catchy little bop. 09. Viva Forever - 10/10 An epic ballad that acted as the perfect swansong for this era. Superbly crafted with dramatic strings and that gorgeous flamenco guitar rhythms throughout the track gives this a certain sadness yet powerful at the same time, the vocal harmonies sound stunning with simple yet effective hooks. This is definitely the most mature sounding track that and a prime example of how good the Spice Girls can be. 10. The Lady is a Vamp - 7/10 Closing this album is a rather fun jazzy Broadway show tune with authentic production and brimming with personality. This really shows how diverse this album can be and ends things on a rather high note. Although this is not something I’d go back to often as its something that sounds better live. Avg.8.9

The second edition of RuPaul's Drag Race vs. The World was officially announced by World of Wonder on December 21, 2021. The second season is rumoured to have started filming on February 6th of this year. As of yet there have been no official release date or confirmed cast list, but this seems to be the latest updated possible cast list below = Gothy Kendoll - (UKS1), 10th Place Tia Kofi - (UKS2) - 7th Place Choriza May - (UKS3) - 6th Place Jonbers Blonde - (UKS4) - 3rd/4th Place Arantxa Castilla-La Muncha - (Espania S1) - 7th Place Keta Minaj - (Holland S2) - 4th Place Hannah Conda - (Down Under S2) - Runner-Up La Grand Dame - (France S1) - Runner-Up Marina Summers - (Philippines S1) - Runner-Up Scarlet Envy (US11 & AS6) - 10th Place, 9th Place Mayhem Miller - (S10 & AS5) - 10th Place, 7th Place What do you guys think of this cast, looks very interesting to me and hope we at the very least get more than 9 queens and more episodes.

Gonna do Spiceworld next, so stay tuned...

My review for Mel B's debut solo album Hot 01. Feels So Good - 10/10 The album opens strong with this catchy number with a thumping bassline and smooth beats running throughout. The production is slick and perfectly utilises Mel’s deep husky vocals. This was a perfect single choice and perhaps her greatest solo track. 02. Tell Me - 6/10 The lead single and switches the tone drastically from the previous track with its bitter lyrics, shouty chorus and fractured R&B beats that gives a slight nod to the UK garage scene. The track feels very dated and a little unfinished. Other than that, the song is okay, just okay. 03. Hell No - 6/10 Slowing things down now with the first ballad on here which gives Mel plenty of room to show off some nice vocals. The mellow basslines, tinkling pianos and acoustic guitars adds a nice warmth to the slow number. But overall not very interesting. 04. Lullaby - 7/10 A very tender mother to daughter song with acoustic guitars, light percussions and a mellow mid-tempo beat that goes great with Mel’s vocals and gives this track a nice warm soothing sound. Although this was still a very strange single choice and perhaps would have been better staying on the album. 05. Hotter - 9/10 The tempo picks up again with this sexy R&B jam, laden with killer basslines, funky guitars and thumping beats. This was due to be a single but was scrapped due to poor album sales and the previous track flopping. Not sure if this would have saved the album, but it’s a decent track nonetheless. 06. Step Inside - 5/10 The hypnotic beats and chugging basslines are quite catchy, and the vocals are strong, but other than that this track doesn’t do anything for me, it feels very basic and lightweight. 07. ABC 123 - 8/10 Back to the more R&B sound now with its funky rhythms and seductive beats that flows quite well with the drums. But the vocals feel a little restrained on here and overpowered by the production and the rap by Screwface was quite fun. 08. I Believe - 6/10 This feels very experimental with the slight Eastern feel with the beats and the sample of someone singing gives this a rather odd feel. The vocals sound soft and rich, and the track has a nice mellow feel to it. 09. I Want You Back - 10/10 Mel’s very first single released 2 years before the album even came out and it’s a total bob. Helmed under the watchful eye of Missy Elliot, her presence is all over this with its addictive rhythms, staccato violin strings and sparse beats, the track is catchy yet brilliant and Mel’s confident vocals really brings this to life. 10. Pack Your Shit - 4/10 An angry mid-tempo R&B track full of cringey swear words. The production is decent, and the vocals are okay, but this track is filler and even guest vocalist Eric Williams can’t elevate this above mediocre. 11. Feel Me Now - 5/10 The album ends with this seductive R&B slow jam with Mel’s slinky vocals against the heavy beats. Not entirely interesting and not a strong end to the album. Avg.6.909

My review for Mel B's debut solo album Hot 01. Feels So Good - 10/10 The album opens strong with this catchy number with a thumping bassline and smooth beats running throughout. The production is slick and perfectly utilises Mel’s deep husky vocals. This was a perfect single choice and perhaps her greatest solo track. 02. Tell Me - 6/10 The lead single and switches the tone drastically from the previous track with its bitter lyrics, shouty chorus and fractured R&B beats that gives a slight nod to the UK garage scene. The track feels very dated and a little unfinished. Other than that, the song is okay, just okay. 03. Hell No - 6/10 Slowing things down now with the first ballad on here which gives Mel plenty of room to show off some nice vocals. The mellow basslines, tinkling pianos and acoustic guitars adds a nice warmth to the slow number. But overall not very interesting. 04. Lullaby - 7/10 A very tender mother to daughter song with acoustic guitars, light percussions and a mellow mid-tempo beat that goes great with Mel’s vocals and gives this track a nice warm soothing sound. Although this was still a very strange single choice and perhaps would have been better staying on the album. 05. Hotter - 9/10 The tempo picks up again with this sexy R&B jam, laden with killer basslines, funky guitars and thumping beats. This was due to be a single but was scrapped due to poor album sales and the previous track flopping. Not sure if this would have saved the album, but it’s a decent track nonetheless. 06. Step Inside - 5/10 The hypnotic beats and chugging basslines are quite catchy, and the vocals are strong, but other than that this track doesn’t do anything for me, it feels very basic and lightweight. 07. ABC 123 - 8/10 Back to the more R&B sound now with its funky rhythms and seductive beats that flows quite well with the drums. But the vocals feel a little restrained on here and overpowered by the production and the rap by Screwface was quite fun. 08. I Believe - 6/10 This feels very experimental with the slight Eastern feel with the beats and the sample of someone singing gives this a rather odd feel. The vocals sound soft and rich, and the track has a nice mellow feel to it. 09. I Want You Back - 10/10 Mel’s very first single released 2 years before the album even came out and it’s a total bob. Helmed under the watchful eye of Missy Elliot, her presence is all over this with its addictive rhythms, staccato violin strings and sparse beats, the track is catchy yet brilliant and Mel’s confident vocals really brings this to life. 10. Pack Your Shit - 4/10 An angry mid-tempo R&B track full of cringey swear words. The production is decent, and the vocals are okay, but this track is filler and even guest vocalist Eric Williams can’t elevate this above mediocre. 11. Feel Me Now - 5/10 The album ends with this seductive R&B slow jam with Mel’s slinky vocals against the heavy beats. Not entirely interesting and not a strong end to the album. Avg.6.909