Forever

Performer: Spice Girls
Engineer: Paul Foley; Ian Robertson; Dave Russell; Tony Salter; Ben Garrison; Adrian Bushby; Steve Hodge; Brad Gilderman
Distributor: EMI Music Distribution

Notes: This is an enhanced CD which contains regular audio tracks as well as multimedia computer files. Spice Girls: Melanie C. (Sporty Spice), Melanie B. (Scary Spice), Victoria Beckham (Posh Spice), Emily Bunton (Baby Spice). Producers: Jimmy Jam, Terry Lewis, Rodney Jerkins. This is an Enhanced CD, which contains both regular audio tracks and multimedia computer files. Personnel: Melanie B., Emma Bunton, Victoria Adams, Melanie C (vocals); Paul Waller (drum programming); Susan Drake, Eliot Kennedy (background vocals). Audio Mixers: Fred Jenkins III; Ben Garrison ; Jan Kybert; Mark "Spike" Stent; Rodney Jerkins; Steve Hodge; Paul Waller; Brad Gilderman; Bradley Yost. Photographer: Terry Richardson. A three-year gap separates FOREVER from the Spice Girls' previous studio effort, and while those glistening hooks are still present, a more mature approach is evident. "Holler", the first single, shows the girls going a funkier route, yet retaining the infectiousness that brought their previous singles such success. "Tell Me Why" is an eminently danceable number, and "Let Love Lead The Way" features tag-team lead vocals and glossy harmonies ripe for worldwide airplay. "Right Back at Ya" finds the girls presenting a united front to weather the media storm that came with the departure of founding member Geri Halliwell. "Goodbye" and "Oxygen" are both gorgeous ballads, the latter getting the magical production touch of Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis. FOREVER is a great pop album from the group that brought cotton-candy pop back to the mainstream in the late '90s. Spice fans and aficionados of contemporary pop/R&B should find plenty to enjoy here.

No other 1990s all-female teen-pop dance group enjoyed as much success and popularity as the Spice Girls. With each member going by a personality-fitting name (Scary Spice, Sporty Spice, etc.), the Spice Girls were the subject of a merchandising frenzy which led to their own movie, 1997's SPICE WORLD. After Geri Halliwell left, the group managed to put one more album in 2000 before dissolving into a sea of solo projects and tell-all autobiographies.

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