Popstars: The Rivals

It was the race for 2002's Christmas number one w…

An episode of the Leaders of the Pack podcast, hosted by Leaders of the Pack, titled "Popstars: The Rivals" was published on December 20, 2017 and runs 12 minutes.

December 20, 2017 ·12m · Leaders of the Pack

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Summary

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. Find us on Twitter: @danielrosney @michaelbaggs

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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. Find us on Twitter: @danielrosney @michaelbaggs

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