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Article: Pop: All this and retail therapy too Spice Girls Evening News Arena, Manchester
- Article from:
- The Independent (London, England)
- Article date:
- December 12, 1999
- Author:
CopyrightCopyright 1999 The Independent - London. Provided by ProQuest LLC. (Hide copyright information)
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Billed as the "Christmas in Spiceworld" tour, the Spice Girls
concerts in Manchester last week had clearly caught the seasonal
audience for pantomime. Even in the echoing corridors which surround
the entrances to the arena itself, industrial quantities of Spice
merchandising were obviously catching the Christmas stocking trade.
Apprehensive mums and dads, fumbling for fivers, were suddenly faced
with the fervour of thousands of nine-year-old girls baying for Girl
Power. Like some diminutive army, supercharged on the additives in
fizzy drinks and wearing their insignia of silver tinsel antennae,
the Spice Girls' principal audience remains largely prepubescent.
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Transcript: SPICE GIRLS SPLIT
ABC Good Morning America;
June 1, 1998 ;
653 words
... ... biggest phenomenons in pop music. The Spice Girls are losing one member, just as they ... Here's ABC's Richard Gizbert. SPICE GIRLS: (singing) you, the two and two ... GIZBERT, ABC News: (voice-over) The Spice Girls themselves aren't saying anything ...
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