Michael Auger; Richard Hadfield; Jamie Lambert; Matt Pagan and Thomas J Redgrave had been singing together for just one month when they decided to enter Britains Got Talent. But despite the judges initial scepticism; Collabro received a standing ovation at their audition as their rendition of Les Miseacute;rables Stars captivated the audience. Chosen by the judges to progress to the live semi-finals; they performed another Les Miseacute;rables hit and received the highest number of votes from the public (62.3%); ensuring their automatic progression to the final. Their live final performance received 26.5% of the vote and Collabro won the competition by a wide margin. Their debut album Stars sold 49;749 copies in just one week; making them the fastest selling new British band of 2014. Their No1 album also sold more than both the No.2 and No.3 albums combined. Providing detailed personal insight into each member of the band; this book will take you on a journey from how the band formed; through their Britains Got Talent experience to what lies ahead. Plus exclusive pictures
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful. ... became interested in this book after reading Michael Moons amazing essay which precedes itBy Uliina KoivulaI first became interested in this book after reading Michael Moons amazing essay which precedes it; in the volume "After Sex." I had hoped that this book would continue the personal interest story in that essay. Moons brother; in childhood; tries to figure out what sex is and decides it must be "like the weather". However; this book is much more focused on Dargers life story and work; supposing that rather than wishing to adopt an island of little girls; he wanted to be adopted BY an island of little girls. It has been awhile since I read it; but I loved it a lot. It is a rather slim volume; and a good place for someone just starting out reading queer theory or who doesnt frequently read academic style writing.4 of 4 people found the following review helpful. Absolutely the place to begin.By Jesper ValgreenWhether your interests are scholarly or casual; and since Dargers own works arent published in any even remotely complete or coherent form; I believe this to be the place to begin in earnest understanding this great and strange writer and artist. The book appears well researched and well written; with full references; including the names of institutions where Dargers works may be found. And its an enjoyable read as well...
