90s chart toppers Boyzone and the Spice Girls have topped a poll asking members of the public to name the best UK music groups of the past 20 years.
Groupola.com commissioned a survey of more than 1,800 members of the public to collate the best British and Irish boybands and girl groups of the last two decades, having noticed a huge number of people searching on site for music related group buying discounts.
90s chart toppers The Spice Girls lead the pack, with more than four fifths of people saying they were amongst their favourite British girl groups of the last twenty years, beating Girls Aloud into second place.
Boyzone continued their 90s rivalry with boy band Take That, with just 2% of the public vote separating the two groups. X Factor runners up JLS are the most current of the top ten greatest boy bands, making the list at number three.
Here is the full top ten best ever girl groups based on the question: “Which of the following would you list amongst your favourite British and Irish acts of the last twenty years?”:
Girl Groups
1. Spice Girls – 83%
2. Girls Aloud – 72%
3. Sugababes – 67%
4. All Saints – 63%
5. Atomic Kitten – 59%
6. Mis-teeq – 57%
7. Eternal – 53%
8. The Saturdays – 49%
9. B*Witched – 38%
10. The 411 – 36%
Boybands
1. Boyzone – 86%
2. Take That – 85%
3. JLS – 78%
4. Westlife – 74%
5. Blue – 70%
6. Busted – 64%
7. McFly – 62%
8. East 17 – 61%
9. 5ive – 53%
10. A1 – 46%
They also asked the respondents who they thought were the biggest boy and girl group flops. Here is the top ten, based on the percentage of people that said they thought each group counted as a ‘flop’:
1. One True Voice – 92%
2. Hear’say – 86%
3. Honeyz – 81%
4. Cleopatra – 76%
5. Blazin’ Squad – 75%
6. Phixx – 72%
7. All*Stars – 67%
8. Northern Line – 64%
9. Ultra – 62%
10. Goldie Lookin Chain – 59%
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