#atomic kitten

[90s-2000s-barbie]

Atomic Kitten - The Tide Is High (Get the Feeling) [2002]

[lotsofcelebs]

Kerry Katona

[noisettart]

Atomic kitten ...

милаха☢️☢️☢️

[bestbandname]

Round 6:

Which band name do you like best?

Nothing But Thieves

Atomic Kitten

Voting ended onJul 4

Note that this is about band names not their music or members.

[robotpussy]

Barbie Girls Compilation CD (2004)

[parfaibunni]

꒰ა🎀໒꒱ - Singer / tv personality Kerry Katona appears on the show "My Big Fat Gypsy Wedding" in the year of (2012)

[marie93x]

18, favourite band

34, are you excited for anything?

37, if you could meet anyone, who would it be?

18. favourite band:

I’m not really a band person, I mostly listen to soundtracks but the bands I have the most songs of in my library are Atomic Kitten and Bon Jovi lol

34. Are you excited for anything?

Umm I’m excited to go the cinema tomorrow and for a day out at a local fair here in the summer…I don’t do much out of my usual routine.

37. If you could meet anyone, who would it be?

Oooh this is a tough one! Zoe Sugg cause I’ve watched her videos for over a decade now and very much back in my Zoe Sugg era right now….also Joseph Merrick would be super interesting. Completely random I know 🤣

Thank you! Xx

[randomvarious]

Don't mistake this for me actually liking this song, because it's overcrowdedly not good at all, but man, do I *really* love the sample that was used here. UK teen pop trio Atomic Kitten pulled a piece of a score from a classic 1950s western called The Big Country that was done by composer Jerome Moross*, and the only other song I've ever heard use this sample is 808 State and MC Tunes' terrific Manchester rap track, "The Only Rhyme That Bites," from 1990. Apparently this epic, swirling, soaring orchestral sample has only been used one other time, in a song that was produced by Japanese techno guy Takkyu Ishino in '96, and I can't believe that this Atomic Kitten song from 2000 is the third and final one, because it feels like such an especially absurd pull; like, what on earth is this pretty obscure sample doing on a song like this whose target audience was essentially 9 year olds?? The producers really didn't have to try this hard.

*It's actually a sample of the City of Prague Philharmonic Orchestra performing the Jerome Moross composition, which no one else has ever sampled either...