7 Dec 2007
Defend and attack
Cerysmatic never imagined there would ever be a FAC connection to the Spice Girls (well, unless you count Mel B once being in 'Burn It' - written by Matt Greenhalgh - with that bloke who played Bez in 24 Hour Party People) but Laura Barton has concocted one whilst citing the Spice comeback as her "Miss" of the year in The Guardian: "[on 'Headlines'] ... it was decided to let them coast along into a trundling sort of ballad, fuelled only a chugging drumbeat left over from 1996, and a semi-rap from Mel C that sounded dangerously like John Barnes's efforts in New Order's World in Motion."
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