| In this online discography, you will find all of the commercially available Girls Aloud CD releases from the UK, and other formats, such as cassette, 7" vinyl, 12" vinyl and DVD where available. In addition to scans, tracklisting and catalogue numbers, you will also find the UK release date and highest chart position, and, where available, other information, such as first week sales in the UK, total sales overall and total number of weeks in the UK top 75! |
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 Discography> "Sound Of The Underground" |
Release Date: 26th May 2003 | Chart Position: #2 |
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| Total Sales: 300.000 | First Week Sales: 38,000 |
Weeks In UK Top 75: 18 | Certification: Platinum |
| The debut Girls Aloud album, "Sound Of The Underground," named after their debut #1 single, was released in late May 2003, following their second single, "No Good Advice," and crashed into the UK top 40 singles chart at #2, following critical acclaim hailing the group as the saviours of UK pop music. The album features other acclaimed writers and producers, in addition to Xenomania, who have carved the "Girls Aloud sound" and are responsible for all of the singles from the album, such as the Beatmasters, Betty Boo, Peters & Peters, Steve Anderson & Murlyn Music. |
 
UK CD 9865315
"Sound Of The Underground" 3:43
"No Good Advice" 3:50
"Some Kind Of Miracle" 3:19
"All I Need (All I Don't)" 3:39
"Life Got Cold" 3:57
"Mars Attack" 3:24
"Stop" 3:37
"Girls Allowed" 3:26
"Forever And A Night" 3:13
"Love/Hate" 4:38
"Boogie Down Love" 4:05
"Don't Want You Back" 3:20
"White Lies" 4:02
"Love Bomb" 2:53
"Everything You Ever Wanted" 2:53
"No Good Advice" Enhanced ReVoice Software
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UK Re-Release CD 9865691
"Sound Of The Underground" 3:43
"No Good Advice" 3:50
"Life Got Cold" 3:57
"Jump" 3:39
"Some Kind Of Miracle" New Version 3:19
"All I Need (All I Don't)" 3:39
"Mars Attack" 3:24
"You Freak Me Out" 3:05
"Girls Allowed" 3:26
"Forever And A Night" 3:14
"Love/Hate" 4:38
"Boogie Down Love" 4:05
"Stop" 3:37
"White Lies" 4:02
"Girls On Film" 3:40
"Sound Of The Underground" Enhanced Video
"No Good Advice" Enhanced Video
"Life Got Cold" Enhanced Video |
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| Discography> "Sound Of The Underground" |
Release Date: 16th December 2002 | Chart Position: #1 |
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| Total Sales: 560.000 | First Week Sales: 215,000 |
Weeks In UK Top 75: 21 | Certification: Platinum |
| The first Girls Aloud single was planned to be a double-A side with their cover of East 17's "Stay Another Day," but the reaction was so strong to this edgy, electro-pop/rock stormer that the former became relegated to B-side status. "Sound Of The Underground," a fresh, ballsy single with a catchy chorus and fittingly sexy video debuted at #1, cementing their status as the true winners of "Popstars: The Rivals," selling over 200,000 in its first week. |
 
UK CD1 0658272
"Sound Of The Underground" 3:43
"Stay Another Day" 4:24
"Sound Of The Underground" Remix 4:37 |
 
UK CD2 0658202
"Sound Of The Underground" 3:43
"Stay Another Day" Instrumental 4:24
Girls Aloud Interview 7:12 |
 
UK Cassette 0658274
"Sound Of The Underground" 3:43
"Stay Another Day" 4:24 |
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| Discography> "No Good Advice" |
Release Date: 12th May 2003 | Chart Position: #2 |
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| Total Sales: 100.000 | First Week Sales: 45,000 |
Weeks In UK Top 75: 14 | Certification: - |
| After a few months recording their debut album, Girls Aloud returned with their second single, the precursor to the album, entitled "No Good Advice." Another Xenomania production, the self-affiming, somewhat stubborn, lyrics of the song gave it an almost anthemic feel, complete with a spoken monologue to end the track, and a striking video which saw the girls in silver suits. The single debuted at #2 in the UK top 40 singles chart, just missing out on the #1 spot, |
 
UK CD 9800051
"No Good Advice" 3:50
"On A Round" 2:45
"No Good Advice" Dreadzone Vocal Mix 6:56
"No Good Advice" Enhanced Video
 
UK Cassette 9800050
"No Good Advice" 3:50
"On A Round" 2:45
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UK DVD 9800052
"Sound Of The Underground" Video
"No Good Advice" 3:50
Photo Gallery
Behind The Scenes At "No Good Advice" |
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| Discography> "Life Got Cold" |
Release Date: 18th August 2003 | Chart Position: #3 |
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| Total Sales: 76.000 | First Week Sales: 30,000 |
Weeks In UK Top 75: 9 | Certification: - |
| "Life Got Cold" was never intended to be a single, and indeed was definitely not intended as a summer single (the record company had initially picked "Some Kind Of Miracle"), but because of its instant connection with fans who had bought the album, it was picked as the third Girls Aloud single. Backed by a cover of "Girls On Film," the Duran Duran classic, which the girls performed on "CD:UK," the single debuted at #3, giving them a third top 5 hit. |
 
UK CD1 9810656
"Life Got Cold" Radio Edit 3:29
"Girls On Film" 3:41
"No Good Advice" Doublefunk Vocal Mix 7:30
"Life Got Cold" Enhanced Video |
 
UK CD2 9810657
"Life Got Cold" Radio Edit 3:29
"Life Got Cold" 3:57
"Life Got Cold" 29 Palms Remix Edit 6:54
"Life Got Cold" Stella Browne Edit 5:26 |
 
UK Cassette 9810658
"Life Got Cold" Radio Edit 3:29
"Lights, Music, Camera, Action" 3:10 |
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| Discography> "Jump" |
Release Date: 17th November 2003 | Chart Position: #2 |
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| Total Sales: 190.000 | First Week Sales: 60,000 |
Weeks In UK Top 75: 14 | Certification: - |
| Again, "Some Kind Of Miracle" was pencilled in for the fourth single release from "Sound Of The Underground," but this time it was replaced by a special cover of the Pointer Sisters' "Jump," recorded especially for the soundtrack to the British movie, "Love Actually." The track debuted at #2 and became their second-biggest selling track to date, and was featured on the re-release of their debut album, as well as the follow-up, "What Will The Neighbours Say?" |
 
UK CD1 9814103
"Jump" 3:39
"Girls Allowed" 3:26
"Grease" 3:25 |
 
UK CD2 9814104
"Jump" 3:39
"Love Bomb" 2:52
"Jump" Almighty Remix 7:34 |
 
UK Cassette 9814105
"Jump" 3:39
"Girls Allowed" Almighty Vocal Mix 7:34 |
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