Leaders of the Pack

Guy Chambers explains what went wrong with Nadine Coyle's debut album Insatiable. He discusses how it feels as a songwriter when you realise it's not going to get the recognition it may deserve.

Daniel Rosney and Michael Baggs discuss the times they've seen Nadine do personal appearances at clubs and what they think of her new music.

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We'll think you're insatiable if you do.

Kind of like Girls Aloud but a bit different.

Daniel Rosney and Michael Baggs went to a preview of Gals Aloud (featuring Javine!!) in Her Upstairs in Camden, North London.

Cheryl Hole, Herr, Ophelia Love, Margo Marshall, Kitty Scott Claus and Tayce explain why they love the girls so much.

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Simon Barnum used to dance to Jump in his living room, he then went on to be one of Girls Aloud's dancers before becoming their assistant choreographer.

There's also some chat with Daniel Rosney and Michael Baggs about whether there's enough appetite for a reunion tour and what songs we'd want on there.

Plus - how old is Michael?

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Daniel Rosney and Michael Baggs discuss the Girls Aloud bonus CD-Rom games that were released on some of their singles and why What Will The Neighbours Say? is a solid album.

Stephen Walker, one of their tour dancers, talks about the first tour and going out incognito after the shows.

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Trudy Bellinger directed six Girls Aloud music videos: The Show, I'll Stand By You, Walk This Way, Sexy! No No No, The Promise & The Loving Kind.

She talks to Daniel Rosney and Michael Baggs about the Curls Allowed beauty salon in The Show, how Sexy! No No No was inspired by Kerplunk, and why the Walk This Way video didn't deserve the criticism it received.

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Bish bash bong whoo.

Daniel Rosney and Michael Baggs chew the fat over Girls Aloud's bonus Christmas disc and discuss why their version of White Christmas never made it onto the airwaves.

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It was the race for 2002's Christmas number one where Girls Aloud triumphed over One True Voice.

Daniel Rosney and Michael Baggs speak to Matt Johnson about why Sound of the Underground was a much better song than Sacred Trust.

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