Girls Aloud - What Will the Neighbours Say?
Facts
| Artist(s) | Girls Aloud |
| Studio | Umvd Import |
| Release Date | December 6, 2004 |
| UPC Code | 602498689486 |
| Buy this item | $14.99 at Amazon.com As of Oct 12 23:16 EDT (details) 1 Audio CD, Usually ships in 9 to 12 days, Extra tracks, Import |
About Girls Aloud - What Will the Neighbours Say?
Since forming at the end of 2002, Girls Aloud have created their own brand of electro-pop chic. During the past year, while releasing a trio of top three singles, they have also been working on the follow-up to their debut album ‘Sound Of The Underground’. The result is brimming with the same brand of amused knowingness and louche sexiness as its predecessor and features the biggest party single of last year, ‘Jump’, plus ‘The Show’, ‘Love Machine’ and their forthcoming Christmas ballad, ‘I’ll Stand By You’. Includes 2 UK bonus tracks 'I Say A Prayer For You' & '100 Different Ways'. Polydor. 2004. Album Description
Tracks
- The Show
- Love Machine
- I'll Stand By You
- Jump
- Wake Me Up
- Deadlines & Diets
- Big Brother
- Hear Me Out
- Graffiti My Soul
- Real Life
- Here We Go
- Thank Me Daddy
- I Say A Prayer For You
- 100 Different Ways
Similar CDs
| Chemistry | Sound of the Underground | Tangled Up | The Sound of Girls Aloud: The Greatest Hits | Come and Get It |
User Reviews
Average user review:| Been a fan |
What i love about the album? What don't i like would be a better question. All the songs bring out a little something different each time i listen to them. Like "I'll Stand By You" it brings out me wanting to be my mate and sticking with them no matter what happens. Then "Here We Go" it just makes me feel like i want to have fun & just let loose with a catchy beat and infectious groove to it.
Also found myself enjoying "The Show", "Hear Me Out", "Real Life", "Big Brother" and "Thank Me Daddy" (kind of a different title for a song, but the message is cool and in your face at the same time).
I even enjoyed the bonus tracks that were included:
"I Say A Prayer For You"
"100 Different Ways"
both are excellent additions to an album that far surpassed my expectations and is an excellent companion to a great debut album "Sound of the Underground" get both if you have the chance.
You won't go wrong at all. October 2, 2007
| The Girls are tops! |
I enjoyed this album but I have enjoyed their "Chemistry" album more. This is an energetic, enjoyable group that has a distinctive sound that I really think is quite enjoyable. September 16, 2007
| Loves it! |
| Had this forever |
01. The Show
This was a number one and the video is just fabulous (Sarah's hairstyles on the guys were funny!). My dad likes this one and keeps begging me to play it.
02. Love Machine
Love Machine keeps coming to me, first the single, the album, the "What Will The Neighbours Say?" tour and now, SingStar Popworld has it! Love Machine is great, and Nadine's vocals are shown off in this track.
03. I'll Stand By You
A cover of Chrissy Hynde's song. But the girls give it much more style and girliness. The video for this is set at a beach and it is beautiful. In the end they go into a tent and hug, it's beautiful!
04. Jump
This is a cover, too, but Girls Aloud's version is much more snappy. This could get you up dancing, and you feel like either Nadine, Kimberley, Cheryl, Nicola or Sarah if you are at a sleepover because in the video they're at a sleepover! Great dance track for discos.
05. Wake Me Up
The video is motorbikes! Like the title, it will totally wake you up!
06. Deadlines & Diets
Slow, ballady song which talks about an emotional breakup. Could this be Sarah Girls Aloud and Mikey Phixx??? Only time will tell.
07. Big Brother
Yay, Celeb Big Brother starts in a few days and I can't wait! So I pass my time listening to the funky Girls ALoud song and it reminds me of it!! Ooo, who'll be in the house this year?
08. Hear Me Out
This is probably the best on the album, because it has the same old obvious Nadine vocals that we love!!
09. Graffiti My Soul
Kinda punk rocky, but still the cool Girls Aloud style.
10. Real Life
My dad loves this, too. It's cool and it tells you to get your mind on your occupation.
11. Here We Go
This is the Totally Spies theme tune!! But without all the verses. I love dancing to this!
12. Thank Me Daddy
This is good, too. I loved it first time. I think it has the same opening as Big Brother.
13. I Say A Prayer For You
One word- Lovely.
14. 100 Different Ways
The worst one on the album, but it's terribly good!
This album is a must-buy, so get your credit card out!
Love Fleur January 4, 2006
| The Neighbours Will Beg To Keep The Noise Up! |
The bands debut album "Sound of the Underground" was a fine pop album, with it's dirty disco influences it gave us the inventive sounds of "Sound of the Underground" and "No Good Advice" which both featured a new pop add on - surf guitar. It was a strong pop album, but after one listen of "What Will The Neighbours Say?" it sounds dated already.
In a world where the charts are clogged with the likes of 50 Cent, Girls Aloud give pop fans a huge sigh of relief. Teaming up with Xenomania, this is an album filled to the brim with pop music that's fun, brash and sexy and it's not afraid to break the rules.
"The Show" is a funky electropop tour-de-force and if ever there were a female Duran Duran this is what they would have sounded like. "Love Machine" is akin to a head on collision between Bob Dylan and The Human League whilst "Grafitti My Soul" thumps the senses with it's electroclash rythms you can't help but feel this is what would have been the result had The Prodigy collaborated with Madonna. "Wake Me Up" is a 360 beats per minute (well..) techno blast marrying a indie rock guitar riff.
Not just musically, but lyrically, this album is great fun too. There's never the typical "I love you, you know it's true" thing happening here, it's all tongue in cheek and witty. It's not worth listing them because I'd end up writing near enough the whole sleeve out.
"What Will The Neighbours Say?" is more a great album at the hands of it's producers, Xenomania, who quite clearly see there's a lot more possible potential to pop music than just a standard structure and tales of fun in the sun. Manufactured they may be, but Girls Aloud are the saving grace in todays pop music scene. The band has a wide appeal which ranges from the teenage girls bedroom right through to the most booze-soaked of student union bars.
Finest pop album since "Spiceworld"? It's quite possible. November 29, 2005
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