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Track Listings
| 1. Sound Of The Underground |
| 2. Love Machine |
| 3. Biology |
| 4. No Good Advice |
| 5. I'll Stand By You |
| 6. Jump |
| 7. The Show |
| 8. See The Day |
| 9. Wake Me Up |
| 10. Life Got Cold |
| 11. Something Kinda Ooooh |
| 12. Whole Lotta History |
| 13. Long Hot Summer |
| 14. Money |
| 15. I Think We're Alone Now |
Product Description
Amazon.co.uk Review
Ever since they trounced rival boy band One True Voice in the 2002 final of Popstars (The Rivals), Girls Aloud have gone from strength to strength, blasting their way into the charts with every new release, even trashing The Spice Girl's record of 10 Top Ten singles with their own new record of 12 (and counting). The time is thus ripe for a Best Of anthology, which is exactly what The Sound Of Girls Aloud is. Raiding the quintet's three albums to date (Sound Of The Underground, What Will The Neighbours Say? and Chemistry) the collection offers all twelve of the band's chart-smashes to date, from early, breakthrough tracks (the surf-guitar-riding "Sound Of The Underground" and the wannabe spy-movie theme "No Good Advice"), their cover versions (of the Pointer Sister's "Jump" and The Pretender's ballad "I'll Stand By You", and other GA faves like "Love Machine", "Long Hot Summer", "Biology", "The Show" and "Whole Lotta History". There are four new tracks, including the catchy new single, "Something Kinda Ooooh", and the Limited Edition version features demo versions of "See The Day" and "Biology" and additional unreleased material. -- Danny McKenna
Description
Inaugural best-of compilation from hugely popular Brit girlgroup, one of the original successes and longest survivors of the reality TV-generated pop explosion which has come to dominate the charts. Bringing together all their biggest tunes to date, this collection shows how, by utilizing the skills of some of the UK's sharpest and most forward thinking pop producers, they have managed to remain ahead of the pack. Includes the new single 'Something Kinda Ooooh'.
Ever since they trounced rival boy band One True Voice in the 2002 final of Popstars (The Rivals), Girls Aloud have gone from strength to strength, blasting their way into the charts with every new release, even trashing The Spice Girl's record of 10 Top Ten singles with their own new record of 12 (and counting). The time is thus ripe for a Best Of anthology, which is exactly what The Sound Of Girls Aloud is. Raiding the quintet's three albums to date (Sound Of The Underground, What Will The Neighbours Say? and Chemistry) the collection offers all twelve of the band's chart-smashes to date, from early, breakthrough tracks (the surf-guitar-riding "Sound Of The Underground" and the wannabe spy-movie theme "No Good Advice"), their cover versions (of the Pointer Sister's "Jump" and The Pretender's ballad "I'll Stand By You", and other GA faves like "Love Machine", "Long Hot Summer", "Biology", "The Show" and "Whole Lotta History". There are four new tracks, including the catchy new single, "Something Kinda Ooooh", and the Limited Edition version features demo versions of "See The Day" and "Biology" and additional unreleased material. -- Danny McKenna
Description
Inaugural best-of compilation from hugely popular Brit girlgroup, one of the original successes and longest survivors of the reality TV-generated pop explosion which has come to dominate the charts. Bringing together all their biggest tunes to date, this collection shows how, by utilizing the skills of some of the UK's sharpest and most forward thinking pop producers, they have managed to remain ahead of the pack. Includes the new single 'Something Kinda Ooooh'.