The Offical Spice Girls Thread.

[dave's girl]

The Spice Girls have decided to reform (allegedly). How scary :shock: . I wonder if the NME will let them join the "New Rock Revolution" :lol:

[Sweet One]

I heard that...

i remember when i liked the spice girls... :shock: I've evolved since then :D

[';']

noooo

:-x

[dave's girl]

I heard that...

i remember when i liked the spice girls... :shock: I've evolved since then :D

I'd like to think I've evolved too - but it doesn't seem that long ago :o

[Guy'sChick]

i used to big a big fan of them lol! but that was a while ago lol i think i was 15 or something we all make mistakes well it was fun at that time though! ppl say i look like sporty spice! :shock:

[Buttercup]

The Spice Girls have decided to reform (allegedly). How scary :shock: . I wonder if the NME will let them join the "New Rock Revolution" :lol:

Tell me what you want, what you really really want...
I'll tell you what I want, what I really really want...

Hahahahahah!!!! :D :P

[Sternly]

i used to big a big fan of them lol! but that was a while ago lol i think i was 15 or something we all make mistakes well it was fun at that time though!


lol........... I was once about to buy Britney's cd, but I was like 10 and I didn't knew what real music was.......... would I ever forgive myself?......... :D it's funn to think what would I say after about the music I'm listening right now ( maybe nothing bad).................. What would I listen at the age of 15 :-o

[dave's girl]

The Spice Girls have decided to reform (allegedly). How scary :shock: . I wonder if the NME will let them join the "New Rock Revolution" :lol:

Tell me what you want, what you really really want...
I'll tell you what I want, what I really really want...

Hahahahahah!!!! :D :P

do you really, really, really want to zig-a-zig-aaaaahhh?
cos lets face it, who doesn't? :-D

[Chrissy]

i used to big a big fan of them lol! but that was a while ago lol i think i was 15 or something we all make mistakes well it was fun at that time though!


lol........... I was once about to buy Britney's cd, but I was like 10 and I didn't knew what real music was.......... would I ever forgive myself?......... :D it's funn to think what would I say after about the music I'm listening right now ( maybe nothing bad).................. What would I listen at the age of 15 :-o
my first cd was fugees - refugee camp and i'm rather proud of that. not that i like it in particular, i'm just glad it wasnt a britney-like cd :D And i think they should joim forces againg. i think there will come some real crap out of that - but funny crap :D

[Guy'sChick]

i think my first cd was of new kids on the block lol :lol: :shock:

[EasyToPlease]

do you really, really, really want to zig-a-zig-aaaaahhh?


well...

tonight is the night when two become 1...
(I need some love like i've never needed love before)

[Gas_Man]

some of the Spice Girls songs are well written, like Two Become One :cool:

[Joyce]

^ :o

[*Justine*]

The worst news I have heard today.

[mc_squared]

It's official: Spice Girls to reunite for huge tour

Last updated at 15:34pm on 16th February 2007 http://www.dailymail.co.uk/i/commentIconSm.gif Comments (14) (http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/live/articles/showbiz/showbiznews.html?in_article_id=436662&in_page_id=1773#StartComments)
The Spice Girls are set for a huge reunion concert this autumn - six years after they split.

All five former members of the Girl Power phenomenon are said to be agreed in principle to a charity concert in London followed by a national tour.
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• Emma Bunton pregnant with her own baby Spice (http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/live/articles/showbiz/showbiznews.html?in_article_id=431672&in_page_id=1773)
• 'Spice zero' Victoria Beckham's reveals her stick thin figure as she tours LA (http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/live/articles/showbiz/showbiznews.html?in_article_id=436217&in_page_id=1773)
• Robbie faces his demons in luxury clinic as Take That rock the Brits (http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/live/articles/showbiz/showbiznews.html?in_article_id=436127&in_page_id=1773)


The reunion comes after the success of the Take That revival. The girls would appear with Nineties band Boyzone, who are also reforming, according to industry figures.
"They are really keen to do it if there is a charity angle. They are talking about doing it for Bono's Red campaign. It's been on the cards for a while, at least a couple of months. They are all good friends now," said one source.
Senior executives at TV production company Emap TV, who want to broadcast the concert, are flying to Los Angeles this weekend for detailed talks with Simon Fuller, the band's former manager, who still represents Victoria Beckham.
One sticking point is said to be their £2.5 million-a-head demands for the broadcast rights to the charity concert and tour. Ticket receipts for the concert itself would go to charity.
Details of the concert are still being negotiated but it would have to be after the birth of Baby Spice Emma Bunton's first baby in the summer. Scary Spice Melanie Brown is also due to give birth in March.
Ginger Spice Geri Halliwell had a daughter, Bluebell Madonna last May. The fifth member is Sporty Spice Melanie Chisholm.
The plans involve a concert at a huge London venue, possibly Hyde Park, in September or October.
It will be 11 years after the Spice Girls exploded on to the pop scene with their debut single Wannabe, still the biggest selling single by an all-female group.
A further eight No 1s followed before they broke up in February 2001 after record sales of 55 million. Halliwell left the band in 1998.
The Beckhams are close to U2 front man Bono, whose Red campaign raises money to help victims of Aids. Last year David appeared in a TV advert for the Motorola's Red Razr mobile phone, which generates a contribution to the charity every time it is used.
There have been a succession of rumours about a reunion, particularly at the time of the Live 8 concert in 2005. Earlier this month Beckham, Bunton and Halliwell were spotted having dinner together at Nobu restaurant in London, leading to renewed speculation.
Bunton was recently asked about a reunion on the Richard and Judy TV show and replied: "I would love to. Even the other girls have said they'd love to do it. It would be great."

[camofire]

damn

[°°°Morning°Glory°°°]

Oh no. Just because Take That made it. And All Saints....
who ever said we've missed our old early-90s-idols, when we could not know what good music really is? We've grown up now. So do that as well and stay away.

[TracieMorgan]

I already knew what good music was in the early '90s...and they weren't it,lol! What have we done to deserve this? Maybe the right-wing religious folk are telling the truth when they say God is judging the earth!:lol: :lol: :lol:

[Black Rose]

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!

[Grace]

mhh... do they need money or what?

[Rad-Cold]

aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah :dance:

Whoeehoeeee! :lol:

[mc_squared]

aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah :dance:

Whoeehoeeee! :lol:

:dozey:

[Rad-Cold]

You know, i cried when they stopped :P
I didnt listen to them for ages
so i think im going to their concert, would be fun :dance:

[TracieMorgan]

I can't stand them personally, but if you like the music and you're going to have a good time, I can't pick on ya for it!:D

[Space Cadet]

I already knew what good music was in the early '90s...and they weren't it,lol! What have we done to deserve this? Maybe the right-wing religious folk are telling the truth when they say God is judging the earth!:lol: :lol: :lol:

:laugh3: I think that's roughly what was said the first time round. Unfortunatly it's the silly humans who are bringing it down on themselves... :rolleyes:

Behold, I give you one of the main reasons I couldn't find music I liked till I was in my 20s and this stuff was winding down. (or so I thought)

[mc_squared]

Tell me what you want, what you really, really want........................ NOT THIS!!;)

[GazeboflossUK]

FUCK :(

[TracieMorgan]

SQUIRREL POWER! (THat sounds like a new qwerty thread,lol.)

[Rad-Cold]

stop right now
thank you very much!

:dance:

[mc_squared]

SQUIRREL POWER! (THat sounds like a new qwerty thread,lol.)

PLEASE don't encourage him. He's been spamming far too much as it is!!:rolleyes:

[TracieMorgan]

PLEASE don't encourage him. He's been spamming far too much as it is!!:rolleyes:
Uh-oh...I've angered a Mod!! AAAAAHHHHH! *runs*:) (jk!)

[Petit Prince]

i liked them at the time. :uhoh:

[Rad-Cold]

I wonder if they can sing now, cause actually they never couldnt sing right.
But the songs are nice :P

[mc_squared]

i liked them at the time. :uhoh:

Yes - but that was when you were a kid, so you're excused!!:P

[StarsKay]

there was a point in my life that i cared about the spice girls, that point has come and goneee. i know people who were die-hard spice fans and even they have gotten over the craze, i can't imagine there would be many real fans left, their absence has given everyone a time to reflect on their 'music' and its quality, i know i have and it was more about the show the girls put on rather than the quality of music.

[dajrekshn]

they were my first music idols :memories:

[ég-elska-Thom]

Oh then it WAS a sign when I suddenly started singin one of their songs yesterday.

[mc_squared]

Oh then it WAS a sign when I suddenly started singin one of their songs yesterday.

A sign that you've taken leave of your senses??:P

[ég-elska-Thom]

Pfff....
My friend did give a weird look because I knew it by heart though.
But hey, I was 4/5/6 when they started. I didn't have any CDs but I remember having a Spice Girls tshirt (in orange!) and loads of bubblegums with stickers. Lovely.
It's properly shameful that they want to do a tour.

[StarsKay]

^ only a national tour though, thank goodness.
i don't hide the fact i was a fan of the spice girls, they were really different from what was on at the time, that and mtv was my only source of music.
it's kinda sad but i regard them as has-beens whose 15 mins of fame are well and truly up.

[ég-elska-Thom]

Yes, that makes it matter but it's still rather sad. I think they were fun and so on but I agree, that's just over.

[dajrekshn]

i find SG to be real commercial shameless pop which can't really be find any more. today we have thousands of real commercial shameless shits.

[Lore]

oh I can't believe it :laugh3:

[busybeeburns]

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!I couldn't have put it better myself

[anniep_93]

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!

DITTO! :stunned:

[mc_squared]

http://newsimg.bbc.co.uk/media/images/43052000/jpg/_43052281_melc_203getty_b.jpg Melanie C embarked on a solo career after the Spice Girls split up

Singer Melanie C has given the green light for a reunion of the Spice Girls. "For the first time ever, there is some truth in the rumours... it could happen," she told BBC London 94.9.
But the singer, also known as Sporty Spice, said it would just be for "a very short space of time... a final goodbye" and a thank you to fans.
It is thought ex-bandmates Emma Bunton, Victoria Beckham, Mel B and Geri Halliwell had already agreed to reunite but Melanie C had resisted until now.
The singer, whose real name is Melanie Chisholm, said she admired Take That, who have enjoyed renewed success since they got back together last year.
But she added, "it would be really dangerous to think you could just follow in their footsteps because I think that's unique, what has happened to Take That".
http://newsimg.bbc.co.uk/media/images/38832000/jpg/_38832905_spice_girls_200_203pa.jpg The Spice Girls were one of the UK's most popular acts


She added that she had always said she didn't want to get the band back together because "it was amazing, it was magical. We could never recreate it".
"But this year people have been talking about it and some of the girls have expressed an interest in doing it."
"I don't want to be the person that stops it happening or stops it being a five-piece," she told the radio station."
Solo careers
It is rumoured the band are planning six live shows around the world with gigs in London, Tokyo and Las Vegas, to support their Greatest Hits album which comes out later this year.
They are likely to begin rehearsing for the shows after Bunton gives birth to her first baby later this summer.
The Spice Girls were one of the most successful pop acts in British history, with a string of number ones starting with 1996's Wannabe.
Geri Halliwell was the first to leave the band in 1998, walking out while the group were on a European tour.
The Spice Girls released another album but finally split in 2000, with the participants all going on to solo careers with varying degrees of success.

[VERVE]

noooooooooo!!!! :(

[mc_squared]

noooooooooo!!!! :(

Sounds like you're gonna need some more cigarettes!!:P

[VERVE]

:bigcry: :bigcry:

[mc_squared]

The big question is, will Posh have wasted away to nothing by the time the tour comes to fruition??:rolleyes:

[mc_squared]

:bigcry: :bigcry:

By the way - how come Mel C is so popular in Germany?:rolleyes:

[VERVE]

By the way - how come Mel C is so popular in Germany?:rolleyes:

i have no idea.....didnt know she is popular here.....

[mc_squared]

i have no idea.....didnt know she is popular here.....

Oh, yes - I think she virtually lives over here!!:rolleyes:

[Petit Prince]

shes popular over here as well.

[Black Rose]

Old News.

At least search for the "2nd reunion of the Spice Girls" thread first.

[mc_squared]

^Can't be a*sed..................... :P

[crawlinwithin]

stop right now thank you very much
i need somebody with a human touuuuch


damnit why is that song so catchy yet so crappy!:embarassed:

[mc_squared]

stop right now thank you very much
i need somebody with a human touuuuch


damnit why is that song so catchy yet so crappy!:embarassed:

That was one helluva cheesy pop song!!:rolleyes:

[Black Rose]

They did some very good pop songs.

[mc_squared]

Spice Girls need computer power to boost their weak voices

By RICHARD SIMPSON - More by this author » (http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/dmsearch/overture.html?in_page_id=711&in_overture_ua=cat&in_start_number=0&in_restriction=byline&in_query=richard%20simpson&in_name=on&in_order_by=relevance+date) Last updated at 22:00pm on 26th June 2007 http://www.dailymail.co.uk/i/commentIconSm.gif Comments (http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/live/articles/showbiz/showbiznews.html?in_article_id=464583&in_page_id=1773&ct=5#StartComments)
When The Spice Girls announce their reunion tour, there is a intriguing secret they will no doubt be keen to keep from fans.
They won't be belting out their songs just by Girl Power. . . but with the help of Computer Power.

For while the showbusiness world eagerly awaits their return, aides closer to them have been less enthusiastic about their vocal abilities.
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So Ginger, Scary, Sporty, Baby and Posh are going into the studio to pre-record the songs for their tour - in order to mask the failings of their own live voices.

On stage, they will employ a new hi-tech system which will present those digitally-enhanced recordings as their own voices.

It works by taking the singer's live voice on stage and electronically comparing it to the perfect vocal sounds that have already been recorded in the studio.

When the girls sing out of tune on stage, the mistakes in their voices are instantaneously corrected - in less than a tenth of a second - by computer to perfect the pitch and tone. And it is this remastered "virtual voice" which belts out across the arena. The girls' vocals are altered so quickly that it will appear the resulting perfect voices are live and their own.

The system is not miming as such, because they are not just mouthing music to a backing track.

But the voices of Ginger (Geri Halliwell), Scary (Melanie Brown), Sporty (Melanie Chisholm), Baby (Emma Bunton) and Posh (Victoria Beckham) are actually changed to make them better.

"As they sing, the computer program corrects the mistakes so that the sound comes out as the desired sound - so they appear to be able to sing really well live," said an industry source. The system is being seen as a godsend for Posh - who is known for her particularly weak singing voice.

There have even been suggestions that while they are short or rehearsal time, the girls will use the computer enhancement to make sure they can perform as soon as next Sunday at the Concert for Diana at Wembley.

A Spice Girls spokesman was adamant that detailed touring logistics which would cover the use of live vocal enhancement had not yet been discussed, adding: "They all have great singing voices."

[mc_squared]

They're back... Spice Girls to play London in December (and earn £10m each)

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Seven years after splitting up, the Spice Girls have announced a world wide comeback spectacular.
The group, including Victoria Beckham, Melanie Brown, Melanie Chisholm, Geri Halliwell and Emma Bunton fell straight back in sync, striking familiar poses for the world's media.



The reunion tour, which is set to hit London on December 15 and take in Madrid, Koln, Las Vegas, Sydney, Cape Town and Buenos Aires among others (scroll to bottom for list of dates and locations) will certainly be lucrative for the Spices.

They are expected to pocket about £10 million each.

Mel C said of their reunion: "We wanted to say thank you to our fans. It just feels very right for us."



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Posh 'purchases £250,000 closet that scans her body and tells her what to wear' (http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/live/articlesPosh%20%27purchases%20%C2%A3250/showbiz/showbiznews.html?in_article_id=464773&in_page_id=1773)
Posh and the girls accept £10million each for Spice Girls reunion (http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/live/articles/showbiz/showbiznews.html?in_article_id=463734&in_page_id=1773)
Posh lead the charge in a revealing corset and skinny jeans while new mother Geri opted for a more demure look in a maxi dress.
Mel C and pregnant Emma opted for all back, while Mel B hit a low fashion note with an ill-fitting red pencil skirt.

The world's media were treated to a video montage at the 02 Arena, formerly the Millennium Dome, of some of the band's Number One hits.

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Geri enjoyed the moment, taking pictures of her fellow bandmates and the crowd with a camera.
The group said they would not be performing at this weekend's Concert for Diana.

Princes William and Harry were said to have asked them to attend the anniversary event.

But the band said they could not take to the stage so soon because Emma was about to have her baby.

Mel C said: "We would have loved to be there this weekend. It's just unfortunate timing."


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Victoria said there would be a creche on the tour to accommodate the seven Baby Spices the band members will have between them once Baby Spice gives birth.

Posh said: "We're definitely going to have a huge creche. Our priority is going to be our families. We want to have fun.

"That's one of the many reasons for this, for our children to see what we used to do."

Geri said of the reunion: "Obviously it's nostalgic. But equally, if new fans want to come along, that's fantastic.

"I like to think our songs are universal and they are timeless. Hopefully, the young'uns will like it too."

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Mel B, 32, said of the press conference: "This is very civilised. We've really grown up, haven't we?"
Asked whether it was a comeback, she said: "Where did we go?"

Still, there is a intriguing secret they will no doubt be keen to keep from fans.


They won't be belting out their songs just by Girl Power... but with the help of Computer Power.

For while the showbusiness world eagerly awaits their return, aides closer to them have been less enthusiastic about their vocal abilities.

They are set to go into the studio to pre-record the songs for their tour - in order to mask the failings of their own live voices.


When the girls sing out of tune on stage, the mistakes in their voices are instantaneously corrected - in less than a tenth of a second - by computer to perfect the pitch and tone.


And it is this remastered "virtual voice" which belts out across the arena. The girls' vocals are altered so quickly that it will appear the resulting perfect voices are live and their own.

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http://img.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2007/06_03/spiceconference_468x653.jpgThe girls are set to step back into the spotlight together

The system is not miming as such, because they are not just mouthing music to a backing track.

A Spice Girls spokesman was adamant that detailed touring logistics which would cover the use of live vocal enhancement had not yet been discussed, adding: "They all have great singing voices."

All of the Spices, with the exception of Sporty, have seen their solo music careers collapse or come close to failure.


A statement has promised: "Given the band's unique history, you can be sure to expect the unexpected!"

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http://img.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2007/06_03/poshbecks2BIG2806_468x639.jpgThe Beckhams arrived at Heathrow airport from Singapore ahead of the press conference

The Spice Girls were all unknowns when they answered an advert in The Stage newspaper.
Now they are millionaires, aged from 31 to 34, and will soon have seven children between them.

They will hope their reunion follows the success of Take That's, rather than the likes of E17, who recently attempted a comeback.

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Rumours that the Spice Girls could be getting back together surfaced after some of the band were spotted dining out together.
Melanie C, who has enjoyed the most successful solo career, was the last to sign up to pop svengali Simon Fuller's masterplan.

The band's debut single, Wannabe, was released in 1996 and was followed by a string of Number One hits.

The Spice Girls parted ways in 2001, after continuing on following Halliwell's sudden exit from the group.


The Spice Girls have announced 11 world tour dates on their website:

Los Angeles - December 7
Las Vegas - December 8
New York - December 11
London - December 15
Koln - December 20
Madrid - December 23
Beijing - January 10
Hong Kong - January 12
Sydney - January 17
Cape Town - January 20
Buenos Aires - January 24

[mc_squared]

Sticktoria looks like a mannequin and the others all look a bit rough if you ask me.
And why is Geri wearing a duvet??:stunned:

[caru_Politik]

oh God.......music is doomed!!!

[mc_squared]

oh God.......music is doomed!!!

Who said anything about music?:rolleyes:

[caru_Politik]

lol, sorry...it's just that they're one of the worst groups around.....but pretty soon we'll be hearing their songs everywhere if they end up making a CD or something

[mc_squared]

lol, sorry...it's just that they're one of the worst groups around.....but pretty soon we'll be hearing their songs everywhere if they end up making a CD or something

Well it does say they're going to have a new Grate-est Hits album................. :rolleyes:

[caru_Politik]

oh God nooooooooooooooooooo.....................

[Ceci29]

I used to love them when I was 7, I don't anymore :stunned:

[mc_squared]

I used to love them when I was 7, I don't anymore :stunned:

That's because you've grown up and can see them what they really are (hopefully the same as most of their fans, but I doubt it).;)

[VERVE]

Cant believe there`s a spice girls thread on this forum........... :bigcry:

[mc_squared]

Cant believe there`s a spice girls thread on this forum........... :bigcry:

Is it not what you want, what you really, really want??:rolleyes:

[Gitta Rensolo]

My first CD was a Spice Girls CD:uhoh:

[caru_Politik]

I'm proud to say that I never had one of their CD's :)

[Rad-Cold]

:dance:

[Black Rose]

There is no god.

[mc_squared]

There is no god.

What about Posh's hubby?:rolleyes: