-Jay-

She was also accused of lifting a guitar riff from an Elvis Costello song in her song brutal, but Elvis has defended her!

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I wish the OCC site had the full chart runs in their database for all these different charts, because it is such a task to go through years of weekly charts.

There are indeed a few positions missing from the Greatest Hits runs, this is what I've got:

SPICE GIRLS - GREATEST HITS

Official Physical Albums Chart Top 100 (#02, 41 weeks) [As of 27th March 2020]

[1st Entry: 18/11/2007] 02-07-12-13-22-27-29-39-40-41-43-67-out (12w)

[2nd Entry: 19/08/2012] 78-out (1w)

[3rd Entry: 09/12/2012] 76-out (1w)

[4th Entry: 16/11/2018] 58-out (1w)

[5th Entry: 30/11/2018] 88-46-42-42-39-43-53-93-out (8w)

[6th Entry: 01/02/2019] 99-out (1w)

[7th Entry: 31/05/2019] 78-46-55-75-94-out (5w)

[8th Entry: 12/07/2019] 07-81-99-out (3w)

[9th Entry: 16/08/2019] 67-59-63-76-69-83-98-out (7w)

[10th Entry: 25/10/2019] 94-out (1w)

[11th Entry: 20/03/2020] 86-out (1w)

Official Album Downloads Chart Top 100 (#04, 47 weeks) [As of 22nd May 2020]

[1st Entry: 18/11/2007] 04-06-14-27-34-24-21-24-22-27-35-out (11w)

[2nd Entry: 19/08/2012] 09-34-out (2w)

[3rd Entry: 30/12/2012] 83-out (1w)

[4th Entry: 20/01/2013] 99-out (1w)

[5th Entry: 15/07/2016] 89-out (1w)

[6th Entry: 27/10/2017] 78-out (1w)

[7th Entry: 09/02/2018] 18-43-77-90-93-78-93-out (7w)

[8th Entry: 18/05/2018] 49-58-out (2w)

[9th Entry: 09/11/2018] 14-06-33-56-94-out (5w)

[10th Entry: 21/12/2018] 98-out (1w)

[11th Entry: 04/01/2019] 95-out (1w)

[12th Entry: 25/01/2019] 96-out (1w)

[13th Entry: 05/04/2019] 97-out (1w)

[14th Entry: 19/04/2019] 65-83-out (2w)

[15th Entry: 10/05/2019] 85-73-36-06-08-10-09-55-out (8w)

[16th Entry: 08/05/2020] 63-88-out (2w)

Official Albums Sales Chart Top 100 (#08, 29 weeks) [As of 27th March 2020]

[1st Entry: 09/02/2018] 68-out (1w)

[2nd Entry: 09/11/2018] 58-26-75-75-46-42-42-40-45-55-90-out (11w)

[3rd Entry: 01/02/2019] 94-out (1w)

[4th Entry: 24/05/2019] 75-28-21-29-30-75-out (6w)

[5th Entry: 12/07/2019] 08-76-93-out (3w)

[6th Entry: 16/08/2019] 72-69-73-89-81-93-out (6w)

[7th Entry: 20/03/2020] 93-out (1w)

I haven't checked beyond 27th March 2020 for Physicals and Sales - I would be kind of surprised if it had made an appearance in either chart since then though.

I've checked the download chart up to 22nd January 2021 (a portion of its Top 200 run in this chart can be viewed here).

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Also, Spiceworld made appearances on 20th March 2020 in these charts:

Physical Chart

#38 - Spiceworld

Sales Chart

#42 - Spiceworld [New Entry] (Sales chart was introduced on 1st March 2015, so that's why it's a new entry. It's also why Greatest Hits didn't enter until 2018)

Note that Spiceworld vinyl entered at #7 on 20th March, not 13th March. Same goes for Greatest Hits at #20.

DOWNLOADS CHART

Forever

27/11/2020: 66-x

:cheeseblock: The amount of effort that was put in to make this happen lol.

Just for my own reference, but I posted Spice Girls chart runs on 25th October 2019: http://www.buzzjack.com/forums/index.php?s...t&p=6363307

I've not listened yet, but here it is! Starting Line:

Album: When Facing The Things We Turn Away From, out 13th August.

https://lukehemmingsstore.com/

https://lukehemmingsstore.co.uk/

What did y'all expect? The vinyl didn't make it to her UK store.

It was actually available via her UK store briefly on a couple of occasions, that's why it's sold what it's sold this week.

Edit: I've just checked and it's available again on the UK store - there is an "Add to Basket" button and a note that more stock is coming soon: https://shopuk.ladygaga.com/*/*/Chromatica-...nyl/6XLN0000000 - but if somebody didn't have the link saved from a few weeks ago (evidently I had it saved) then they wouldn't be able to find this item simply by browsing her store. It doesn't show up on her home page or the music page!

^ Now available to watch, I’ll watch later *.*

Olivia Rodrigo’s Sour Prom concert film debuted in a livestream earlier tonight. It featured songs from her new album Sour performed in the back of a limo, on a prom dancefloor, in a darkroom, and accompanied by a marching band on a football field.

happier/deja vu (Medley)

brutal

traitor

jealousy, jealousy

enough for you

Interlude: favorite crime

drivers license

good 4 u

One Direction

Albums

Up All Night (CD - UK, "Limited Yearbook Edition" - Media Book Size)

Up All Night (CD - UK, HMV Zayn Slipcase)

Up All Night (CD - UK, ASDA Alternate Group Artwork Slipcase)

Up All Night (CD/DVD - Germany, Deluxe Edition including 'Up All Night' Tour)

Take Me Home (CD - Europe, "Limited Edition Yearbook" - Media Book Size)

Take Me Home (CD - UK, HMV Zayn Slipcase)

Take Me Home (CD - Germany, Version including 5 Postcards)

Take Me Home (CD/DVD - Taiwan, Alternate Group Artwork Slipcase)

Take Me Home (2xLP Vinyl - USA)

Midnight Memories (CD - Europe, Standard)

Midnight Memories (CD - Europe, "The Ultimate Edition" Deluxe - Standard Size)

Midnight Memories (CD - Italy, "The Ultimate Edition" Deluxe - Media Book Size)

FOUR (CD - Europe, Standard)

FOUR (CD - Europe, "The Ultimate Edition" Deluxe - Standard Size)

FOUR (CD - Europe, "The Ultimate Edition" Deluxe - Media Book Size)

FOUR (2xLP Vinyl - Europe)

Made in the A.M. (CD - UK, "Ultimate Fan Edition" Deluxe)

Made in the A.M. (CD - UK, HMV Liam Slipcase)

Made in the A.M. (CD - USA, Deluxe - Media Book Size)

Made in the A.M. (2xLP Vinyl - Europe)

Singles

What Makes You Beautiful (CD - Europe)

Gotta Be You (CD - UK)

One Thing (CD - UK)

More Than This (CD - Australia)

Live While We're Young (CD - Europe)

Little Things (Promo CDr - UK)

Kiss You (CD - Germany)

One Way or Another (Teenage Kicks) (CD - UK)

Best Song Ever (CD - Europe)

Story of My Life (CD - Germany)

Midnight Memories (CD - Australia)

Midnight Memories (7" Picture Disc - Europe)

You & I (CD - Europe)

You & I (Promo CDr - UK)

Steal My Girl (CD - Europe)

Night Changes (CD - Germany)

Drag Me Down (CD - Germany)

Perfect (CD - Germany)

Books

Forever Young (Signed Copy from purehmv) (Until I looked at it again this year I completely forgot that this is signed!)

Where We Are (Tesco Version with free poster)

Who We Are: Our Autobiography

The Official Annual 2015

The Official Annual 2016

The annuals are very obviously aimed at children, but they both went down to £1 on Amazon and I couldn't resist...!

Blu-Ray

This Is Us: Ultimate Fan Edition

Where We Are: Live from San Siro Stadium

Other Items

Where We Are 2014 Tour Programme (and a plastic bag it was put in which had their Midnight Memories album cover on it)

On the Road Again 2015 Tour Programme (four piece version)

Concert tickets - 7th June 2014 at Wembley Stadium and 10th October 2015 at Birmingham Barclaycard Arena

Fabulous Magazine - 3 different covers, 18th August 2013 (There were 3 overall. Each one was a fold out cover that had all 5 members on them)

Fabulous Magazine - 2 different covers, 8th November 2015 (There were 5 different covers overall, but I only have 2 - the group cover, and a solo Liam cover)

GQ (British) - Zayn Cover, September 2013

Attitude Magazine - Liam - 2 different covers, October 2015

Official Sticker Collection: The Blue Collection Magazine

The Posters: 100% Unofficial

The last two items are Midnight Memories era pictures, I assume I bought them in 2014. Admittedly very childish purchases but

what can I say, I was heavily into them! I never bought sticker packs to try and complete it though lol~

There was an official X Factor magazine that had 14 issues published in 2010, which was the year One Direction were a part of...

I suppose I could consider this a part of the collection because I still have every copy, but it wasn't specifically focused on them - in fact

that magazine wasn't even specifically focused on The X Factor, it was more of a general music magazine![/size]

Solo

Harry Styles - Albums

Fine Line (2xLP - Europe, Standard Black Version)

Liam Payne - Albums

LP1 (1xLP - Europe, Blue Version)

Liam Payne - Singles

Get Low (CD - Germany) [with Zedd]

For You (CD - Germany) [with Rita Ora]

Liam Payne - Other Items

Rollacoaster Magazine - March 2017

Louis Tomlinson - Singles

Back to You (CD - Europe) [feat. Bebe Rexha & Digital Farm Animals]

Niall Horan - Albums

Flicker (CD - Europe)

Zayn - Albums

Mind of Mine (CD - USA, Deluxe Target Version)

I've certainly been more casual when it comes to purchasing solo items. Interesting that - bar Liam - I only have one item per member!

I was tempted to get Niall's Heartbreak Weather on vinyl, but it's always been a little too expensive for what I'm truly willing to pay for it. Maybe one day.

Funnily enough I've never listened to his debut despite owning the CD, but it was a Christmas present I never got around to hearing...!

Otherwise I'm not fussed with other releases. Harry's debut era didn't connect with me. I lost interest in Zayn's music so I felt no need to buy his other albums.

Louis' music veered well away from what I enjoyed about Back to You.

Only 215 vinyl copies sold so far this week :nocheer: Also 198 streaming, 24 CDs, 4 downloads and 1 cassette.

Really crazy just how low the number of vinyl copies allocated to the UK is. 5 vinyl copies sold yesterday (which is presumably just the 2020 versions, unless some lucky people have stumbled upon RSD copies somewhere). I'm assuming that just 200 black copies came here, which is ridiculously low. So between RSD yellow and standard black, UK seemingly received less than 1000 copies. Surely not enough to meet the demand :drama:

A fun little interview, some Spicy answers :heart:

I'm not sure what Geri spent her time doing between Bag It Up and It's Raining Men (other than working on the second album of course, but that surely didn't take a whole year). I feel like 2000 was the year for her to put her toe in the water of touring, even if it had just been smaller venues. Melanie C definitely approached this correctly.

Sadly Geri's sudden ambition to become a live act was way too late.

I'm pretty sure her tickets were under £20, which wasn't unusual in those days, tickets were generally far cheaper than they are nowadays. I wish more information about that tour was accessible, but I guess it died with the deletion of DenDen (just like so many other random old bits of solo Spice news!). I seem to remember that some (or all?) fans weren't refunded, there was definitely some controversy on DenDen about it.

There's a new black cassette, new poster/cassette bundles and some price cuts on her official store!

Newly released Black cassette: [£4.99, postage is £1.95 = £6.94]

https://shopuk.oliviarodrigo.com/*/*/NEW-LI...TTE/6ZIE0000000

This cassette actually has alternate artwork, which isn't shown on the above page!

I suppose her statement could be seen as a reflection of how Christina has matured not just regarding Britney, but in general. She's 40 years old now. The Britney v Christina rivalry, which was such a massive thing in the press, is pretty much two decades ago. I think Christina now expressing compassion about the terrible situation Britney has found herself trapped in, is quite far removed from when they were the two young "big pop girls" in the charts. Honestly I don't believe that any Christina quotes/behaviour from the 2000s had any bearing on what ended up happening to Britney. Sadly Britney faced a huge lack of support from the media and public in 2007; I can't remember if Christina ever talked about it then, but my memories are that most celebrities didn't engage with the subject. Therefore, so many years later, I don't think there's anything wrong with Christina commenting on this matter.

Justin is more tricky, because of the fact he and Britney were actually in a relationship. After splitting, he certainly took advantage of that by putting the narrative out there that Britney cheated on him (Cry Me a River video), and winning public favour that way. He was also disrespectful about their private sex life. He was hugely successful in 2007/8 and I do recall there were some subtle jibes at Britney at that time. This year he did publicly express remorse for his part to play in the misogyny that Britney experienced, and he's now spoken out about Britney's situation. I understand this leaving a bad taste in people's mouths, but personally I'm willing to accept that he has had time to mature (he's now 40) and reflect on his behaviour. He could easily have kept quiet, and maybe people would prefer that... but I think any support is better than silence, whoever it comes from.

2021 so far

18/04 - #02, 248 posts, 4.92%

25/04 - #01, 290 posts, 5.74%

02/05 - #01, 354 posts, 7.12%

09/05 - #01, 472 posts, 9.86%

16/05 - #01, 558 posts, 10.13%

23/05 - #05, 192 posts, 2.68%

30/05 - #04, 234 posts, 4.28%

06/06 - #05, 137 posts, 2.58%

13/06 - #06, 102 posts, 1.88%

20/06 - #04, 116 posts, 2.37%

27/06 - #06, 76 posts, 1.70%

2,779 posts in total! This week was the first week below 100 posts. I'm very impressed with how the Steps forum has performed overall! No doubt it'll become very busy in here again when the next album era properly starts.

The topic of her 2005 tour was raised in the Throwback topic. It's an interesting moment that sadly marked the beginning of her solo downfall.

Here's everything I can found about it, including two articles that definitely take pleasure in the tour not doing well. Both reference it being postponed, but I can't find anything about it being outright cancelled.

Clear Channel UK Presents:

Geri Halliwell

The Live Tour 2005

 

Tour Dates

May 03, 2005: Dublin, Ireland - The Point

May 04, 2005: Belfast, UK - Waterfront Hall

May 06, 2005: Glasgow, Scotland - Clyde Auditorium

May 09, 2005: Edinburgh, Scotland - Edinburgh Playhouse

May 13, 2005: Aberdeen, UK - Aberdeen Exhibition Centre

May 14, 2005: Manchester, UK - Carling Apollo Manchester

May 18, 2005: Birmingham, UK - NIA Academy

May 21, 2005: Plymouth, UK - Plymouth Pavilions

May 22, 2005: Brighton, UK - Brighton Centre

May 24, 2005: London, UK - Carling Apollo Hammersmith

May 27, 2005: Doncaster, UK - The Dome

May 28, 2005: Blackpool, UK - Opera House

May 29, 2005: Cardiff, UK - Cardiff International Arena

https://britneyinternational.tripod.com/tou...s101/id220.html

3am: GERI NO DATES; She postpones poor-selling tour.

 

Byline: WITH JESSICA CALLAN, EVA SIMPSON AND CAROLINE HEDLEY

 

GERI Halliwell's desperate attempts at reinventing herself to revive her ailing pop career have not gone to plan.

 

Confusing the few fans she has left, 32-year-old Geri ditched the camp vamp Christina Aguilera look and decided to rebrand herself as a serious singer-songwriter, like Dido.

 

But nothing seems to work.

 

Earlier in the week she ditched her manager. And last night she put on hold a 13-date tour of England and Ireland, after failing to sell out a single venue.

 

The gigs, planned for May, were to coincide with the release of her third solo album.

 

But her bosses at Innocent Records are said to be unhappy with it and have ordered her back in the studio to come up with new material.

 

"The plan was that Geri would release a single this month and put the album out in March," says our spy. "But they dropped off the release schedules.

 

"She's been working on her second solo comeback for more than three years now. It was scheduled for release last summer, there's no point her touring with just one single out."

 

It had all started so promisingly for Geri. She left The Spice Girls in 1998 and a year later released Schizophonic. In 2001 she put out a second album, Scream If You Wanna Go Faster.

 

Then it all went quiet.

 

She pulled out all the stops to relaunch her solo career last November.

 

To promote the camp disco single Ride It, she cantered through Soho on a horse before cavorting on stage at G.A.Y with barely-clad dancers. But it only sold 41,000 copies.

 

"She did a fantastic performance at G.A.Y in December dressed in a toga with half-naked dancers in an orgy-style setting," says our source.

 

"This has now all stopped. She has decreed that she wants to be taken seriously.

 

"But she's Geri Halliwell, not Dido! She should stick to what she does best, which is tongue-in-cheek, kitsch music and videos."

 

Geri has now parted company with manager Richard Thomp-son after six months and signed to Paul Conroy, who oversaw the launch of The Spice Girls. She has also turned to songwriters/ producers Korpi & Blackcell who have worked with Dannii Minogue. Ominously, Dannii parted company with Warners last May after her Neon Nights album failed to set the world on fire.

 

A spokeswoman for Geri said: "Currently in the midst of finishing her forthcoming album, Geri's new team have advised her to postpone her May UK tour.

 

"Innocent are excited about the new album and look forward to being able to promote it properly before Geri embarks on the tour."

 

We're not holding our breath.

https://www.thefreelibrary.com/3am%3a+GERI+...ur.-a0128504179

Fading pop singer Geri Halliwell now pins her comeback hopes on the launch of her new album as tour fails to materialise.Former SPICE GIRL Geri Halliwell was forced to postpone her debut solo British tour yesterday (09MAR05) because of poor ticket sales.The RIDE IT singer's record label cite recording commitments as the root cause of the postponement - but internet ticket-seller TICKETMASTER confirms all 11 dates in May (05) fell short of selling out.Before the news broke, a record label spokesperson said, "INNOCENT are excited about the new album and look forward to being able to promote it properly before Geri embarks on the tour."

https://www.femalefirst.co.uk/music/musicne...iwell-3422.html

Huge post alert *.*

Ride It's second week fall wasn't great, true. At #15, it had 6 new entries above it, as well as the previous week's #1/2/3/5/6/7/8/9.

If we consider It's Raining Men as the last truly major solo hit (May 2001), here's a chart run comparison of every solo Spice single released from June 2001 to the end of 2004. Ride it actually held up well in the Top 40 overall:

7 weeks: 04-15-20-29-33-25-36 [Geri - Ride It] (2004)

6 weeks: 03-07-14-20-33-39 [Victoria Beckham - This Groove/Let Your Head Go] (2004)

6 weeks: 05-11-18-26-31-39 [Emma - Free Me] (2003)

6 weeks: 06-10-15-18-25-30 [Emma - Maybe] (2003)

5 weeks: 07-18-30-35-35 [Geri - Calling] (2001)

4 weeks: 05-14-25-38 [Emma - Take My Breath Away] (2001)

4 weeks: 06-17-27-31 [Victoria Beckham - A Mind of Its Own] (2002)

4 weeks: 07-10-20-33 [Emma - I'll Be There] (2004)

4 weeks: 08-18-26-31 [Geri - Scream If You Wanna Go Faster] (2001)

4 weeks: 20-34-32-35 [Emma - We're Not Gonna Sleep Tonight] (2001)

3 weeks: 06-18-33 [Victoria Beckham - Not Such an Innocent Girl] (2001)

3 weeks: 07-16-27 [Melanie C - Here It Comes Again] (2003)

3 weeks: 15-28-39 [Emma - Crickets Sing for Anamaria] (2004)

2 weeks: 13-27 [Mel B - Lullaby] (2001)

2 weeks: 14-29 [Melanie C - On the Horizon] (2003)

1 week: 27 [Melanie C - Melt/Yeh Yeh Yeh] (2003)

Sales as of June 2009, which were largely made up of physical sales and a smattering of downloads:

81,015 [Emma - Take My Breath Away] (2001)

80,263 [Victoria Beckham - Not Such an Innocent Girl] (2001)

80,192 [Geri - Scream If You Wanna Go Faster] (2001)

77,247 [Emma - Maybe] (2003)

70,515 [Geri - Calling] (2001)

68,656 [Victoria Beckham - This Groove/Let Your Head Go] (2004)

56,570 [Victoria Beckham - A Mind of Its Own] (2002)

55,563 [Emma - Free Me] (2003)

53,142 [Geri - Ride It] (2004)

39,890 [Melanie C - Here It Comes Again] (2003)

39,496 [Emma - I'll Be There] (2004)

38,898 [Mel B - Lullaby] (2001)

35,802 [Emma - We're Not Gonna Sleep Tonight] (2001)

22,030 [Melanie C - On the Horizon] (2003)

18,723 [Emma - Crickets Sing for Anamaria] (2004)

8,313 [Melanie C - Melt/Yeh Yeh Yeh] (2003)

Sales gradually became weaker as the 2000s progressed. Ride It may have sold less in total than her previous singles Scream and Calling, but that was a sign of how badly the market had declined from 2001 to 2004 - Ride It was still a bigger hit than them, relatively speaking.

End of Year chart positions give a good indication of how impactful a single was, in relation to the market of their release years. I've also included the number of weeks that the singles were on sale for within their release years (which is to show that some singles obviously had longer than others to build up their sales totals).

2004: 88th - [Victoria Beckham - This Groove/Let Your Head Go] (53 weeks)

2003: 96th - [Emma - Maybe] (11 weeks)

2003: 134th - [Emma - Free Me] (31 weeks)

2004: 143rd - [Geri - Ride It] (6 weeks)

2001: 151st - [Emma - Take My Breath Away] (18 weeks)

2004: 153rd - [Emma - I'll Be There] (49 weeks)

2001: 154th - [Geri - Scream If You Wanna Go Faster] (22 weeks)

2001: 163rd - [Victoria Beckham - Not Such an Innocent Girl] (15 weeks)

2002: 173rd - [Victoria Beckham - A Mind of Its Own] (46 weeks)

2003: 191st - [Melanie C - Here It Comes Again] (44 weeks)

2001: 192nd - [Geri - Calling] (5 weeks)

2001: Not Top 200 - [Mel B - Lullaby] (30 weeks)

2001: Not Top 200 - [Emma - We're Not Gonna Sleep Tonight] (3 weeks)

2003: Not Top 200 - [Melanie C - On the Horizon] (30 weeks)

2003: Not Top 200 - [Melanie C - Melt/Yeh Yeh Yeh] (7 weeks)

2004: Not Top 200 - [Emma - Crickets Sing for Anamaria] (31 weeks)

Again I don’t understand this argument of sales… it sold the same amount as Free Me did and peaked a position higher… did everyone suddenly think Free Me was going to flop out of the top 40 and there would be no more top 10 singles?

Agreed! After all, as you say, Free Me was about as successful as Ride It, but I don't think there were fears or predictions that Free Me could be Emma's final Top 10.

I know this is a highly inconsequential subject (but I'm enjoying the trip down memory lane lol, their solo careers and success levels always fascinates me). I do appreciate your views on the matter Tawdry/Mr.X!

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Geri's plan to tour was extremely misguided though!

That was announced in December 2004... off the back of just one comeback single, but no album. Prior to that, she'd been absent from the music charts for 3 years - longer than her first two solo eras had lasted (May 1999-November 2001 = 2 and a half years). Her biggest hits were around 5 years old. She had no prior reputation as a live solo artist. Very flimsy grounds for a tour to be considered viable. A disaster waiting to happen. It was cancelled in March 2005, three months before she even released the album. Extremely bad management and overconfidence from Geri and all those involved.

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:cheeseblock: I'm looking forward to this!

Courtney Love accused Olivia of plagiarising one of Hole's album art concepts:

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Spot the difference! #twinning! 🥸@oliviarodrigo 😉👸👸

The above picture was originally posted on Olivia's socials to promote her concert film SOUR prom: https://www.instagram.com/p/CQeNxa9Ld0J/

Olivia replied to Courtney's post to say: "Love u and live through this sooooo much", and Courtney responded with: "Olivia – you’re welcome. My favorite florist is in Notting Hill, London! Dm me for deets! I look forward to reading your note!"

She went on to say in other comments:

"I’ve informed her I await her flowers [and] note. I sure hope it’s long. Does Disney teach kids reading and writing ? God knows. Let’s see.

My cover was my original idea. A thing you maybe have to actually live life to acquire ? I don’t know. Anyway. Disney ? Yes it’s rude.

It was rude of her, and Geffen not to ask myself or Ellen Von Enwerth" (the photographer who created her 1994 album artwork)

It’s happened my whole career so i.d.c (I don’t care). But manners is manners.

Stealing an original idea and not asking permission is rude. There’s no way to be elegant about it. I’m not angry. it happens all the time to me. And he really [sic] I’m very gracious or say nothing.

But this was bad form. That’s not bullying or bomb throwing. This persons [sic] music has nothing to do with my life. Possibly never will. It was rude and I gave [sic] every right to stick up for my work…"

Well... firstly, I think this prom queen look is a very standard American trope and I don't think Courtney really has the grounds to outright accuse it as a stolen look - particularly because the Hole cover was directly inspired by the film Carrie. It's really a mountain out of a molehill. Demanding flowers and a note... i-

Carrie:

Olivia is seemingly unperturbed because she posted another shot from her photoshoot yesterday :kink:

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What do you guys think?