What Will The Neighbours Say? - Girls Aloud Reviews

Girls Aloud were the girl band that became famous after appearing on Popstars the rivals after they were put into a manufactured group. They consist of members Cheryl Cole, Nadine Coyle, Kimberely Walsh, Sarah Harding and Nicola Roberts. What will the neighbours say? was their second album and was released in 2004. I had their first ...  Read the complete review

I have always a soft spot for this girl group. I still cannot tell two of them apart, but the songs speak for themselves and always get my foot tapping and have me itching to get dancing Who are they: Nadine, Sarah, Nicola, Cheryl and Kimberley. They were the winners of Pop Idol and have had an impressive run of top ten hits ...  Read the complete review

Girls Aloud as soon as they where formed had a media frenzy around them and hype that only other pop groups of similiar taste could dream of. Their second album is one of their biggest selling studio albums, it was this album that cemented the Sounds of Girls Aloud if you like. Basically they realised that people like them doing songs like Wake Me ...  Read the complete review

Girls aloud were created by ITV1 talent show Popstars and are a relatively successful British Pop band. 'What will the neighbours say?' is their second album released in 2004. The band consists of 5 female members who are very funky, fresh and pretty. I am going to review this album giving each track a rating out of five. 1. The Show ...  Read the complete review

Girls Aloud are one of the greatest girl bands around, there's no doubt about it. And their second album, What Will The Neighbours Say? just backs me up. This album has 14 songs on it. There are some of their hit singles included too. Track one for example is hit song 'Show' - a great dance track and all-round fantastic ...  Read the complete review

This is a review of the girls 2nd UK album "What Will The Neighbours Say"... This album is a bix of a mixed bag really, there are some really good, really strong tracks on it, and then the other tracks are all a bit half-a$$ed and seem to be there purely to fill up the rest of the cd so they could release it as a full ...  Read the complete review

I found Girls Aloud’s debut album “Sound of the Underground” to be something of a revelation. Not because it was surprisingly good, which it was, but because of the way it sounded. It came as a huge surprise to me that a group spawned by reality TV should have released an album with a number of different influences, rather than just putting out ...  Read the complete review