<![CDATA[The Spice Girls Write Their Own "Headlines" - Idolator Comments]]> http://cache.gawker.com/assets/base/img/thumbs140x140/idolator.com.png <![CDATA[The Spice Girls Write Their Own "Headlines" - Idolator Comments]]> http://idolator.com Wed, 24 Oct 2007 04:21:34 EDT Wed, 24 Oct 2007 04:21:34 EDT http://idolator.com/tunes/leak-of-the-day/the-spice-girls-write-their-own-headlines-313851.php <![CDATA[The Spice Girls Write Their Own "Headlines"]]> http://idolator.com/tunes/leak-of-the-day/the-spice-girls-write-their-own-headlines-313851.php#c2754528 In England it went pretty much:
Geri H - first album did pretty well, 2nd album did okay, 3rd album died on it's arse - bye bye record contract
Scary - first single went to number one, album died on it's arse - bye bey record contract
Emma B - Had a couple of hits, faded away, had a couple more, faded away. Probably still has a record deal
Sporty - first album sold truckloads, easily biggest selling solo spice record, 2nd album more 'selective', 3rd album self released. Again, probably still has a deal.
Posh - first album, well, it came out. Then she went off to America with Damon Dash for ages to make an R&B record or something, but it never came out. Again, bye bye record deal. But then, she seems to have done alright..






fudgester

]]> 33:313851:c2754528 Wed, 24 Oct 2007 04:21:34 EDT <![CDATA[The Spice Girls Write Their Own "Headlines"]]> http://idolator.com/tunes/leak-of-the-day/the-spice-girls-write-their-own-headlines-313851.php#c2747858 I'm a fan of Mel. C's voice and liked "I Turn to You," but do we have numerical proof that she had the most successful post-Spice career? I don't recall her albums doing any business, whereas Emma's Free Me was a modest hit in Europe, wasn't it?

Chris Molanphy

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