Spice Girls fans shocked as never before heard demos go on eBay for thousands
THE Spice Girls will be ready to cringe after a rare vinyl of unheard demos appeared online.
The 12in disc of unreleased studio sessions reached bids of up to £7,100 on eBay.
Featuring songs titled Woman, Too Hot and Go, Go, Go, the vinyl racked up more than 80 bids in two days before being pulled from the site last night.
But the songs have since been shared illegally on the internet.
The tracks were probably made for 2000 album Forever.
But their emergence could leave band members Victoria Beckham, 49, Melanie C, 49, Emma Bunton, 47 and Mel B, 47, embarrassed.
They have previously said their unreleased music was not good enough to be shared.
The tracks do not feature Geri Halliwell, 50, who left the group in 1998, before the recording.
A source said: “It is unclear how someone got hold of this vinyl but they shouldn’t sell it.
“The contents should never have been made public and it is unfair to the group to have these unfinished songs shared, as it is against their wishes.”
Last December, another dicey demo called C.U. Next Tuesday emerged online.
In 2019, the group reunited for a sold out stadium tour without Victoria Beckham.
But in January, Mel C said plans to perform at Glastonbury no longer “fit the girls”.