Chemistry - Girls Aloud Reviews

'Chemistry' is the third studio album from arguably Britain's biggest girl band Girls Aloud. However, at the time of this album's release there was a lot of speculation that the group wouldn't be around much longer due to its poor sales and a rather dismal performance of its singles. Thankfully the girls proved their critics wrong and have ...  Read the complete review

I consider Girls Aloud to be the most brillant pop band ever known in the U beating S Club 7, Steps, Blue, Westlife and many more. They have musically been consistent, growing in sales and popularity, modern and fun. I watched Girls Aloud from day one on Popstars the rival and sort of spotted a chemistry between the five members that seemed they ...  Read the complete review

Girls Aloud are a British girlband consisting of five members ; Nadine Coyle , Cheryl Cole , Sarah Harding , Nicola Roberts and Kimberly Walsh. Girls Aloud were formed on the reality television show ; Popstars The Rivals in 2002. Since then they have become a huge success. To date they have had eighteen top ten singles , including three number ...  Read the complete review

I must be honest when Girls Aloud came on the scene I had no idea that they had won a reality TV show, I assumed that they were a manufactured girls group but then there is nothing wrong with that as I prefer to judge the music on its merits rather than the street cred of the band. I like this album as it is a bit of a girly album that ...  Read the complete review

22nd December 2002. The audience is buzzing. Everybody at home is sitting on the edge of their seats, biting the ends of their fingertips until they start to sting. Davina McCall is standing centre stage, the judges glaring in front of them: Pete Waterman, Louis Walsh, Geri Haliwell. Around her stood six girls. Only five of these girls would make ...  Read the complete review

This is not a place I honestly ever expected to find myself in, reviewing Girls Aloud’s third album. For one thing, I wasn’t entirely sure they would ever last long enough to release it, given the fickle nature of many of today’s music fans, especially the younger pop fans that Girls Aloud seem to be aiming their sound towards and how many of the ...  Read the complete review

This is a fantastic cd packed with plenty of potential singles - its camper than a row of tents and has more energy than a six pack of red bull! Some of the lyrics are perhaps a bit too much to make it suitable for younger children, but then thats just my opinion. ANYWAY..... a breakdown of the album ensues..... 1) Intro - ...  Read the complete review

Chemistry the 2005 album from Girls Aloud is to put it bluntly… rubbish! I won the CD and glad no money passed my bank account for it. Something that really surprised me was the inclusion of advertising in the CD case to buy ringtones for up to £3 considering the market for this album would be young teens. The physical design of the product is ...  Read the complete review