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Originally Posted by Tom
(Post 3031535)
I didn't like their original sound but I really liked the second line up and most of their music. As you say Heidi isn't a great singer, but when you're in a girl band you don't have to be. They kept hints of their original sound right up until Mutya left, and once she went I think thats when Sugababes became a brand, no longer being a band, more so with the latest line up. At the minute they're releasing stuff that sounds like what The Saturdays should be releasing, so they seem irrelevant at the minute and have lost their mark.
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It'd obviously be a huge exaggeration to say that the first line up was the best, because you can only judge them on one album, but I liked the direction they were going in, and obviously that carried on with Mutya and Keisha, regardless of who the third member was; but I agree, when Mutya left, they stopped being a band. When you're in a girl band, true you don't have to be a great singer, and that was true of Heidi when Mutya and Keisha were her bandmates - they are both phenomenal singers with very striking voices.
Ah I wish they'd reunite.
In fact, I'd quite like to hear all six of them singing together on a one off occasion, I wonder what that'd sound like? |
