Lewis!

i am scared :P

to be honest as long as they go top ten, sales are more important

jump

whole lotta history

no good advice

life got cold

ye coming tracklisting rumours :P

something kinda ooooh!

call the shots only joking dog without a bone :P

bump

girls aloud

1. 50 Cent 2. Sean Kingston 3. James Blunt 4. Dave Spoon ft Lisa Maffia 5. R Kelly/Usher

Wannabe No Good Advice Life Got Cold Mama Who do you think you are Love Machine I'll Stand by you Wake me up Long Hot Summer Biology See The Day Whole lotta History Something kinda Oooh I think were alone now Out of your mind(Victoria) Sexy! no no no GA - 12 SPICE GIRLS - 4

Holding steady this week , up 1! :P still top 10! #9

Albums KT Tunstall - Drastic Fantastic Kanye West - Graduation Kate Nash - Made of Bricks!

Girls Aloud sold 21,612 copies of Sexy! No, No, No. James Blunt sold just over 300 more :(

THE SUN: YOU voted in your thousands. We could barely keep count. Do Kimberley's curves get your gold star? Or maybe you'd sacrifice your shoe collection for Sarah's toned tum? Whoever you chose, the results are finally in. We can finally reveal which Girls Aloud band members YOU think have the hottest assets - and just what they'd look like all on the SAME body! But beware, you may be in for a shock. One band member didn't make the final cut at all! (And you might be surprised when you find out who!) http://i144.photobucket.com/albums/r200/james_1986/0200741233300.jpg Is she everything you'd imagined and more? Your ultimate Girls Aloud body break down... Best legs - Nadine Best stomach - Nicola Best boobs - Cheryl Best arms - Nicola Prettiest face - Cheryl Glossiest locks - Kimberley But poor Sarah didn't make the final cut.

FRANZ Ferdinand star Alex Kapranos yesterday revealed his stunning new bandmates - Girls Aloud. The two chart-topping groups got together for an all-star cover version of David Bowie's Sound And Vision. And Alex took time off from rehearsing the band's new albumto tell the SundayMail how he recruited the sexy girl group as backing singers. Franz were recording their version of Bowie's 1977 classic for a Radio 1 40th anniversary album when he realised the Girls were in the studio next door. Alex said: "I asked Girls Aloud to do the famous 'doo doo doo doo doo doo' backing vocals on Sound And Vision. "They were in the studio working on their own record so I went next door and asked them. "They're pretty laid back so it was a music marriage made in heaven - the song worked really well." They performed with Brian Higgins of Xenomania - the award-winning UK production team behind Girls Aloud and a string of hits by Kylie Minogue, Cher and Sugababes. The Franz boys - singer Alex, guitarist Nick McCarthy, bass player Bob Hardy and drummer Paul Thompson - enjoyed the experience of joining the glossy Xenomania pop production line. Alex said: "We've been interested in Brian for years. His production of Girls Aloud's Wake Me Up first caught my attention. I remember thinking: 'What the hell is that? It's amazing'. "There was something about their sound which was immediate but dangerous - rare in a girl group. It was really edgy. "I've a lot of admiration for the Xenomania team. "It may seem odd as they're the complete opposite to us but there are lots of similarities. "We're both a collection of independently-minded people who want to do things their way. Franz Ferdinand have much more in common with Girls Aloud than certain other bands." The all-star compilation album - titled Radio 1: Established 1967 and out next month - features 40 cover versions, one for every year the station's been on air. Artists include Scots The Fratellis who cover Jimi Hendrix's 1968 hit All Along The Watchtower, KT Tunstall does Roxy Music's 1976 single Love Is The Drug and Paolo Nutini has chosen Madness' 1981 classic It Must Be Love. It kicks off with Kaiser Chiefs doing Flowers In The Rain by The Move, the first ever song played on Radio 1.. Alex said: "Radio 1 offered us a few years to choose from. 1977 jumped out because it was the summer of punk, which changed the face of British music. Sound And Vision was recorded at a more experimental time when Bowie wasn't a chart fixture. It caught the mood of 1977 while not being an obvious hit from that period." Alex was happy to join the all-star tribute to Radio 1 because he says the station taught him about music. He said: "I grew up with Radio 1. On Sunday nights I'd sit with a cassette recorder holding a little microphone against the transistor trying to tape my favourite singles from the Top 40. "The trick was to cut out the DJ talking between songs." Tonight, Franz kick off a mini-Scottish tour at Stirling's Fubar followed by gigs in Inverness, Fort William, Skye and the Shetlands as they try out material from their eagerly-awaited third studio album, due for release in 2008. Franz have already aired new tracks and don't care if fans pirate their unreleased songs. Alex said: "I'm glad there are versions of our new songs flying about. "Too many bands want to hide new material. That means they don't get to play songs live before going into the studio. "It's a real loss because you can transform new songs when you get a positive response. Then you can lay down the definitive versions." Alex revealed he is an avid collector of bootleg recordings himself. He said: "If I can hear an early version of a new track that's only going to make me more excited about what a band is doing. "I'm sure record companies will be horrified to hear me say that. "On our debut album we encouraged fans to pirate early versions of the tracks. Those early versions were not how they appeared on the record. "If somebody shoots us on a mobile phone and it appears on You Tube how could we possibly expect to make any money from that? "So bootlegs don't cost bands cash. Fans who buy them don't have the final version. To get the definitive version you have to buy our records. "I love bootlegs of other bands so I don't see why I should discourage fans from bootlegging us." 'The girls are pretty laid back so it was a music marriage made in heaven' http://www.sundaymail.co.uk/news/tm_headli...-name_page.html

Girls Aloud star Kimberley Walsh has revealed she doesn’t particularly mind when unflattering pictures of her appear in celebrity magazines. She told the Sun recently: “Some people get obsessed with how they look in pictures but I’m quite laid back. There have been embarrassing pictures of me but I manage to shut it out.” “If I can make normal people think, ‘ooh, she’s got a bit of cellulite too’, or ‘she looks a bit fat in that picture’, then that’s great.” She hopes that such pictures help her be a good role model for young girls: “When I was growing up Kate Moss was really fashionable, that whole waif look, and I knew that I could never look like that.” “I would put weight on really easily if I weren’t in the group dancing and stuff. I’m not one of the lucky people who can eat what they want. “I try and eat healthily but have a bad day now and again. Most women in this day and age are always off and on a diet.” “It’s terrible when girls size 10 or 12 are being told they are too big. If I was a teenage girl thinking I’m a size 12 or 14 and I’m reading a magazine telling me a celeb who is a size 10 or 12 is fat then I’d feel terrible.”

Cheryl Cole is terrified Girls Aloud’s comeback album will flop. She says she is feeling the pressure as fellow cuties Kylie Minogue, 39, and Britney Spears, 25, prepare to face the public’s eardrums again. Cheryl said: “It’s the most nerve-racking time. “It’s really scary and hard getting back into things as we’ve been away for a while. “The last album didn’t have pressure as it was the singles collection.” New single Sexy, No! No! No! is heading for the Top Five this weekend, which indicates the 24-year-old has nothing to fret over. Cheryl declared: “Nobody has got a guarantee – you can’t be complacent. The music industry is changing so much but we’re not going to adapt our sound.” Girls Aloud’s fifth long-player will be released in November, preceeded by second single Call The Shots. Cheryl added: “It’s my favourite track. It gives me goosebumps.” As well as finishing up their own record, Cheryl is keen to check out the return of many of her female chart companions. She said: “I’m excited about hearing Britney’s single. I genuinely hope she comes back and does well. “I thought about kidnapping her and bringing her to my house. I thought she was mentally unwell – you’d have to be to shave your hair off. “I can’t wait to hear what Kylie’s done. She’s been through so much, bless her. I was glad to see Amy Winehouse looking better at the Mercury Awards. “I didn’t hear her singing but she looked amazing in the pictures. “She’s got deep issues to deal with but seems to have a strong support network in her family. Her dad seems a decent guy.” Despite being a fan of Winehouse, 23, Cheryl was pleased Klaxons won the Nationwide Mercury Prize. She cooed: “I was over the moon.” As are we to have the Aloud back, Mrs C.

i like the new one :P

The Show

I think its possible :P , because we still have the next single! and all the gossip in between :P

It would be there highest chart position since Jump!

:cheer: 8000! :cheer: