I always thought I'd be a mom
*runs down high street wearing a pillowcase/toiletroll veil*
Hella Good (making both Madge and Courtney Love forget about their weird jealous hatred of each other to be consumed with hate and jealousy for Gwen instead - we finally had a broader range of influences making the mind of a reigning pop queen tick)
New (I used to go a bit berserk dancing to this after school at the time
And now I'm reminded of my crush on that Party of 5 guy that definitely had an expiry date)
Undercover (the Gwen goo here is unreal)
Spiderwebs (that that mess of a totp performance that looked like Pete Burns had Edward Scissors'd her trying to get that dress off her for himself, didn't kill it, but enhance it even more extreme, is a testament to what music buyers missed out on)
Just A Girl (pop song wise this is simply lightning in a bottle, which could also be the name of her hair dye)
Don't Let Me Down (that riff and chorus are total boners)
Gravity (oh Wow - we think you're really Cool)
Suspension Without Suspence (it sort of typifies how the mix of Saturn was a birrova mess as it almost veers off completely)
Sparkle (I can't believe this gem has got lost in the travels for some - perhaps in 2012 I just poured myself into those lovely lyrics)
Ex-Girlfriend (Gwen on TFI Friday was as alluring, alien and ridiculous as I could have dreamed of - I'll have to pop it on to see if it still causes it for me. I recall the "I'm about to give you away" posturing not handing over any fucks anyway)
Don't Speak can be an untouchable #11. What a pop culture moment to lure people in to the bat shit true prizes they had in store. That they never really tried to repeat it is actually kinda impressive as it sure must have been tempting.
what a pair of sultry bops
