I always feel autobiographies should come with a deluxe edition for the music geeks where the artists discuss all their albums in detail. More of that and less of the great grandfather was a sailor and other growing up stuff they spend too much time on.I would quite like to read the chapter on the utter disaster that was 'Reason', if there is one. Beyond that, not so much.
It's as if they write the books afraid of the reviewers - but who do they think actually BUYS them?I always feel autobiographies should come with a deluxe edition for the music geeks where the artists discuss all their albums in detail. More of that and less of the great grandfather was a sailor and other growing up stuff they spend too much time on.
Well, according to early reviews, she discusses the recording of the Spice Girls albums in detail, more than any of the other girls' autobiographies.I always feel autobiographies should come with a deluxe edition for the music geeks where the artists discuss all their albums in detail. More of that and less of the great grandfather was a sailor and other growing up stuff they spend too much time on.
No Carolyna thoughI love that every chapter is named after one of her songs.
I would quite like to read the chapter on the utter disaster that was 'Reason', if there is one. Beyond that, not so much.
She does mention she dislikes Do It from the SG songs because it has "a lot of words and it's very easy to get confused" and that Feed Your Love was not the only unreleased song from SPICE but they also have C U Next Tuesday, Overnight and Serial Killer complete and ready to go if they let them.
I would quite like to read the chapter on the utter disaster that was 'Reason', if there is one. Beyond that, not so much.
As a fellow scouser I've always found her speaking voice so strange. It's very clear that she's consciously affected it, which many do (my own accent has softened a LOT since I moved to Leeds), but she does it in such an odd, overpronounced way that it almost sounds like English isn't her first language.
It’s the same for Glaswegians. They get so much shit if they soften their accents.All plastic scousers speak like this. Affected and overpronounced are the most common descriptions for it
If WHO lets them? I mean if they were saving them for an anniversary re-issue then fine, but THAT HAPPENED ALREADY
It's the figure in brackets - 4,210 in her case.Does anyone know book sales? It is never anything I have kept track of but I am quite curious if they need to sell hundreds/thousands/ tens of thousands to make it in to the top 10?