yes, and when you speak to john tweedy and nicola - speak to john tweedy and nicola roberts there andre they are all feeling this today and i'm sure in due course they will feel able to say something her. i mean, you have had a girls aloud podcast so i just wondered if you could make it very personal if you don't mind, what attracted you to their music?— don't mind, what attracted you to their music? ., ., , ., , ., , their music? that it was unashamedly . o . their music? that it was unashamedly -o- music their music? that it was unashamedly pep music and — their music? that it was unashamedly pep music and the — their music? that it was unashamedly pop music and the thing _ their music? that it was unashamedly pop music and the thing that - their music? that it was unashamedly pop music and the thing that we - their music? that it was unashamedly pop music and the thing that we love | pop music and the thing that we love about pop music as it makes you feel good about life, i think. we live in a world now where the music and really scary, it can be depressing and if you put on pop m

because i'm obviously not of the right generation, but getting the right names, cheryl tweedy, nadineand sarah harding, what made them, kind of, gel? what made them appeal? what was it about the performance? because it...the influence remains, doesn't it? i went to see six: the musical a few months ago and that was transparently inspired by girls aloud and the spice girls. yeah, i mean, the thing was, you know, it's very easy here, to be honest, now, sitting and talking at this distance in time and say this was exactly what we planned. that would be very clever of me and very untrue. you know, this was organic. it happened when cheryl walked in. i mean, all these things, we did not plan. we certainly didn't plan to find a sarah harding. it happens and when the camera's there and it happens properly and honestly, the public buy into it — they get it! that series was a huge, huge success. you know, i had number one, two and three that christmas with the cheeky girls, girls aloud and one true voice. nothing like that happens any more. doesn't happen like that any more. what memory will y

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