Spices Online

Description

Putting aside the Girl Power phenomenon--really, what were the chances five scantily-clad birds flashing their knickers with kung-fu kicks wouldn't make it in the music industry?--the Spice Girls really do mean something: great singles. There's not a dog in their whole back-catalogue. They kicked off their career with "Wannabe", "Say You'll Be There" and "2 Become 1"--that's the pop equivalent of an Olympic gold in the triathlon. They're all here on Spice, along with the live favourite "If You Can't Dance"--one that Geri always looked particularly picked-upon whilst singing--and that irresistible champagne effervescence of pop history in the making. The only mistake they made at this point in their career was not releasing the slinky R&B track "Naked" as a single; and if that's because the video plot automatically suggests itself as too obvious, it's not as if that curtailed any other facet of their career. --Caitlin Moran

Description

Festive 12 oz holiday mug with a 25 count English Tea Store Holiday Spice teabags.These quality flavored black tea teabags combine a refreshing, medium black tea with the natural flavors of cinnamon, orange, and clove. A favorite of many of our customers, our Holiday Spiced is available year-round. Try it with a little sugar and milk for a wonderful taste experience!*Please Note: Online Stores, Inc reserves the right to replace items in baskets, if out of stock or discontinued, with similar items of price and color.

Features

• Festive 12 oz holiday mug
• English Tea Store Holiday Spice Tea -25 count
• Makes a great gift idea for co-workers, teachers, friends
• Tea is placed in mug and wrapped in Christmas cellephane

Description

Center pin PL Connector The easy way to splice coax! The Center pin Pl-258-CP-G connector put Center pin; convenience to work on the double-trouble task of splicing RG-58 A/U, RG-8/X and Shakespeare Lo-Max;. For the PL-259-CP-G the RG-58 A/U, RG-8/X and Lo-Max; coaxial cable.

Features

• Shakespeare PL-258-CP-G Gold Splice Connector For RG-8X or RG-58/AU Coax.
• Brand New

Description

Northern Lights Scented Pillar 3x4 - Fire and Spice Long burning (85 - 90 hours) Smokeless Dripless 100% Cotton Wicks

Features

• Pillar
• 3" x 4"

Description

After much speculation and rumour the Spice Girls announced their reunion tour and Greatest Hits album to the world's media this summer. Fifty five million records sold, an astonishing 9 UK no. 1 singles, three back-to-back Christmas no. 1 singles and with 'Wannabe' the biggest selling single ever by an all female group, the Spice Girls have very little to prove. The band are never out of the media spotlight, the British tabloids and women's magazines adore them and the British public can't get enough. 3.5 million people worldwide have registered for tour tickets, 1 million of those were from the UK.

Description

Bob's Northern Steak Rub, 1 oz.

Features

• 1 ounce bag
• Save money with combined shipping by ordering several items from Barry Farm.

Description

Japanese edition of their second album with 'Step To Me' added as an unmarked bonus track. 11 tracks total, also featuring the hits 'Spice Up Your Life' & 'Too Much'. A Virgin Records release.

"Spice up your life," the Spice Girls advise on the first single from Spiceworld, their second album, which was made quickly to capitalize on the movie of the same name. If that sounds more like an advertising slogan than a call for variety, solidarity, and fun, it's not the only time the disc echoes the language of a carefully planned campaign: The chorus of "Move Over" is built around the phrase "Generation Next," the rallying cry of the Brits' Pepsi spot. And if, in turn, you come to the conclusion that this record isn't nearly as much fun as its predecessor, you're right. Any question about the creative input of Scary, Posh, Baby, Ginger, and Sporty into their own music is moot; like "Candle in the Wind 1997," Spiceworld was made to be bought, not listened to. Sure, they trade vocals this time, leaning less on the Bananarama-style gang approach of their debut, and yeah, the Motown-lite confection "Stop" doesn't exactly hurt the ear, but this disc is ultimately a bigger insult than anything a bunch of diehard anarchists such as Chumbawamba could imagine--without the kick of "Tubthumping." It also ends on a note so jarring as to settle the group firmly in the avant-garde with the fake-lounge "Lady Is a Vamp," which unfortunately praises Jackie O and Marilyn Monroe in the same verse, then ups the ante with a shout-out to Sandy Denny(!) as a Spicy role model. All together now: Uh huh. --Rickey Wright