| 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 > "Chemistry" |
Release Date: 5th December 2005 | Chart Position: #- |
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Total Sales: 310,000 | First Week Sales: 82,000 |
Weeks In UK Top 75: - | Certification: Platinum |
| Following the massive success of their "What Will The Neighbours Say?" album and accompanying tour, the girls set to work on their third album, again written and produced exclusively by Xenomania. The album was preceded by the summer single, "Long Hot Summer" and the eclectic "Biology," and quickly proceeded by a special Christmas release of "See The Day." The album was also available as a special limited edition featurins a bonus CD. |
 
UK CD 9875390
"Intro" 0:42
"Models" 3:28
"Biology" 3:34
"Wild Horses" 3:23
"See The Day" 4:04
"Watch Me Go" 4:05
"Waiting" 4:13
"Whole Lotta History" 3:47
"Long Hot Summer" 3:52
"Swinging London Town" 4:02
"It's Magic" 3:52
"No Regrets" 3:21
"Racy Lacey" 3:06 |
 
UK Limited Edition CD With Bonus CD 9875462
CD1
As Standard CD
CD2
"I Wish It Could Be Christmas Everyday" 3:59
"I Wanna Kiss You So (Christmas In A Nutshell)" 3:36
"Jingle Bell Rock" 1:57
"Not Tonight Santa" 2:42
"White Christmas" 2:57
"Count The Days" 3:54
"Christmas Round At Ours" 3:02
"Merry Xmas Everybody" 3:43
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| Discography > "Long Hot Summer" |
Release Date: 22nd August 2005 | Chart Position: #7 |
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Total Sales: 45,000 | First Week Sales: 18,000 |
Weeks In UK Top 75: 9 | Certification: - |
| The first single from the third Girls Aloud album, "Long Hot Summer," was released in August 2005, as an 'interim' single whilst the girls were on tour. Rumours had abounded, and were even confirmed, that a cover of Chris Isaak's "Wicked Games" would be released, but this was postponed and eventually cancelled, to be replaced with this spikey, summery pop song. A special version, featuring re-written lyrics, was performed exclusively at the London G-A-Y club, and was put up for exclusive download, contributing to the single's #7 debut in the UK top 40 singles chart. |
 
UK 2-Track CD 9873410
"Long Hot Summer" 3:52
"Love Machine" Live At Hammersmith Apollo 4:55
 
UK 12" Vinyl 9874045
"Long Hot Summer" 3:52
"Long Hot Summer" Tony Lamezma Rides Again 7:12
"Jump" Almighty Remix 7:34 |
 
UK Maxi CD 9873589
"Long Hot Summer" 3:52
"Long Hot Summer" Benitez Beats 5:12
"Real Life" Live At Hammersmith Apollo 3:52
"Long Hot Summer" Enhanced Video
"Long Hot Summer" Enhanced
Karaoke Video
"Long Hot Summer" Enhanced
Game
"Long Hot Summer" Ringtone
(Also Includes 4 Postcards)
UK Download
"Long Hot Summer" Live At G-A-Y 3:52 |
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| Discography > "Biology" |
Release Date: 14th November 2005 | Chart Position: #4 |
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Total Sales: 70,000 | First Week Sales: 26,000 |
Weeks In UK Top 75: 10 | Certification: - |
| "Biology" takes you on a 3minute multi-genre ride, sounding like five different songs stapled together; at one point a saucy jazz cabaret affair, before embarking into 70's disco, taking in electro-pop en route - in fact,
"Biology" is a multi-parted work of compositional genius on Xenomania's behalf, and a perfect choice to launch their third album, "Chemistry." The single comes backed by an unreleased B-side, and debuted at #4 in the UK singles chart. |
 
UK 2-Track CD 9875296
"Biology" 3:34
"The Show" Tony Lemezma Club Mix 5:46
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UK Maxi CD 98752967
"Biology" 3:34
"Nobody But You" 4:10
"Biology" Tony Lamezma Remix 5:15
"Biology" Enhanced Video, Karaoke Video & Game |
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| Discography > "See The Day" |
Release Date: 12th December 2005 | Chart Position: #9 |
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Total Sales: 43,000 | First Week Sales: 20,000 |
Weeks In UK Top 75: 6 | Certification: - |
| "See The Day" is another complete switch in style for Girls Aloud, a minimalist Christmas ballad, a cover of the DC Lee track, made famous in the 80s. given a modern rework by Xenomania. Released just a week after "Chemistry," and just four weeks after "Biology," in order to compete for the Christmas #1 slot, and raise awareness for the album, "See The Day" comes complete with a sultry, wintery video, featuring the girls inside a snow globe. |
 
UK 2-Track CD 9875964
"See The Day" 4:04
"It's Magic" 3:52
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UK Maxi CD 9875965
"See The Day" 4:04
"I Don't Really Hate You" 3:38
"See The Day" Soundhouse Masterblaster Mix 5:02
"Chemistry Album Medley" 3:08
"See The Day" Enhanced Video, Karaoke Video & Game
"See The Day" Ringtone |
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| Discography > "Whole Lotta History" |
Release Date: 13th March 2006 | Chart Position: #6 |
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Total Sales: 40,000 | First Week Sales: 12,000 |
Weeks In UK Top 75: 6 | Certification: - |
| A second ballad from "Chemistry," the sublime "Whole Lotta History" was serviced to radio and TV in March, shortly before the girls embarked on a 2-week promotional trip to Australia to promote "Biology." The video is one of the first to be shot on location, featuring the girls looking stunning in a windswept Paris, providing gorgeous imagery for the song, remixed by Ash Howes and backed with a B-side entitled "Crazy Fool," co-written and sung by Cheryl. |
 
UK 2-Track CD 9877402
"Whole Lotta History" Ash Howes Single Mix 3:47
"Crazy Fool" 3:33
UK Download
"Whole Lotta History" Acoustic Version 3:47
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UK Maxi CD 9877403
"Whole Lotta History" Ash Howes Single Mix 3:47
"Whole Lotta History" Whole Lotta Lamezma Mix 5:09
"Teenage Dirtbag" Live At Carling Academy 4:14
"Whole Lotta History" Enhanced Video, Karaoke & Game |
