Spice Girls Spice CD

Spice Music

List Price	$7.96 (You save $0.11)
Category	Rock Albums, Pop CDs, Rock/Pop, Teen Pop, Dance
Label	Virgin
Orig Year	1996
All Time Sales Rank	297
CD Universe Part number	1033142
Catalog number	42174
Discs	1
Release Date	Feb 04, 1997
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Recording Time	35 minutes
Personnel	Paul Waller - programming Pete Davis Matt Rowe - keyboards, programming Absolute - various instruments Judd Lander - harmonica Richard Stannard - keyboards, programming, background vocals Statik - programming Victoria Dave Way Mary Pearce - background vocals List all 18 contributors

Spice Girls Spice Songs

1.	Wannabe	$1.29
2.	Say You'll Be There	$1.29
3.	2 Become 1	$1.29
4.	Love Thing	$1.29
5.	Last Time Lover	$1.29
6.	Mama	$1.29
7.	Who Do You Think You Are	$1.29
8.	Something Kinda Funny	$1.29
9.	Naked	$1.29
10.	If U Can't Dance - (Spanish)	$1.29

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Average Rating: (4.6 out of 5 stars) 4.5 stars

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5 stars AH-MAZING!
Best album ever its 2005 and i still love them!
Submitted by nottellingyou (Canada)
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5 stars best album ive heard
this was a great album.it had great hit singles like wannabe,2 become 1,say you'll be there,mama,and who do you think you are.I could not stop listening to love thing!such a great song.infact,all the songs are great!this is the best album ive heard
Submitted by ricky (freehold,NJ,USA)
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5 stars pretty darn good.
im not even into this kind of music and i liked it.... so if u like this type of music you should buy it! its good!
Submitted by em (harrisburg, pa, usa)
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3 stars SPICED JUST RIGHT!
these girls made themselves a place on the map with this keeper. i like it because of it's pop/dance flavor. each song is different sounding than the next. again,PERFECTLY SPICED,you don't feel trapped in the same beat over and over.ENOUGH SAID- SPICE GIRLS-SPICE-BAM! Spectacular!
Submitted by dradelbug (houston,tx,USA)
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5 stars THE BIGGEST POP PHENOMENOM IN THE LATE 90'S
The Spice Girls came out in 1996, with the smash hit "Wannabe", one of biggest songs of history. Their "girl power" style made all the world fall in love with them. Spice Girls' talent for singing and dancing made their debut album, "Spice", sell about 27 million copies worldwide. This is a great album, with great tracks, like "Say You'll Be There" and "Who Do You Think You Are". Well, it's pretty cheap in here, so it's a good chance for you to buy this one. You won't be dissapointed at all. Spice up your life with the Spice Girls playing in your stereo!
Submitted by Randall Taylor (Cleveland, IL, USA)
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