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Album: V- City Lights Intro / City Lights
- As Salam Aleikum
- Being Different Is So Cool
- Bombardon
- Turn Back Time
- Club Bombastic
- V-Sualized
- Take Me Home
- Heading For Avalon
- Valetudinarian
- Since All Bitter Opal Tears All Gone Elsewhere The Devil Makes Me Smile
- Valet Wallet Waltz
- Victory
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Album: Gaia- Tere
- The Sun
- Scaraboushka
- Nathalie
- Tango Tamara
- T'kylah II
- T'kylah
- Megalomania
- My Heart Is In Your Hands
- Mr. 1999
- Gaia
- 1997
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Geri daughter was a 'beautiful accident'Geri Halliwell says her daughter was a "beautiful accident".
The Spice Girl - who has a 17-month-old daughter, Bluebell Madonna, with former lover, screenwriter Sacha Gervasi - believes motherhood has been a blessing and given her the motivation to be the best she can be.
Geri said: "So many women today are single parents, I don't feel different.
I think you get out of life what you put into it and Bluebell was a beautiful accident. I feel blessed to have her.
"I'm learning every day as a mother. I'm learning that she's like a flower that thrives when it gets sunlight, and the sunlight is confidence, and I feel that when I'm confident it gives her self-esteem. And that gives me motivation to go on and be the best."
Geri, 35, also revealed becoming a parent has made her a more compassionate person.
She added to Britain's Guardian newspaper: "At first I was a single, young Bridget Jones kind of woman. I was operating in a selfish world. Now I'm a mother my compassion has expanded."
The singer - who is currently preparing for the Spice Girls' comeback world tour which kicks off on December 2 in Vancouver, Canada - would love another child and is even looking into the possibility of adopting.
Geri said: "I'm open about it and I'm educating myself at the moment." Against Me! Optimistic But Defiant On Sire Debut
Against Me! frontman Tom Gabel is "tired of battling it out with what's punk and what's not punk," so for the act's upcoming release "New Wave," due July 10 via Sire Records, he's sticking with the basics.
"This is a straight-across-the-board rock record," he tells Billboard.com. "I don't mean to say that it's not punk, but I don't want to get into a f*cking debate ... so I'm just going to say it's a rock record."
Gabel penned the songs for "New Wave" during a year-and-a-half long tour in support of 2005's "Searching for a Former Clarity," which has sold 52,000 copies in the United States, according to Nielsen SoundScan. About four months into the trek, the Gainesville, Fla., act left San Francisco-based indie Fat Wreck Chords and signed to Sire, after which Gabel came to a startling realization.
"After we signed, we were like, 'Sh*t, we're going to have to write this record on the road because [Sire] is going to want us to record as soon as we're done touring," he says. "I would write the songs in hotel rooms or in the van, then come to soundcheck and work out the songs."
Gabel says "New Wave," which was produced by Butch Vig (Nirvana, Smashing Pumpkins), moves away from the "drastic highs and lows" found on "Searching for a Former Clarity," and that fans won't find any folky acoustic punk anthems. "It's definitely a rock record," he reaffirms.
The singer/guitarist also notes that songs on the new set have more individual flair than in the past. "With 'Searching for a Former Clarity,' I felt a lot of the songs relied on the songs before or afterwards both lyrically and musically. They only made sense in the context of the record," he says. "With ['New Wave'], I just wanted to write good individual songs that stood on their own."
For the tone of "New Wave," Gabel aimed to compose "optimistic" songs "with defiance" that weren't "beaten down and submissive. In the face of everything that's happening in the world around us ... I wanted to write about topics that other people can identify with," he says. "I'm not a good fiction writer; I can only write about things I know about."
Against Me! recently launched a co-headline club/theater tour with Mastodon, along with openers Cursive and Planes Mistaken For Stars. After the month-long U.S. trek, which ends May 26 in Atlanta, the quartet will visit Australia and Europe in June before returning stateside for various shows, including a Lollapalooza set in Chicago in August.