the rest of the set it was difficult to single out certain songs, but their cover of U2?s With or Without You really gave me goosebumps (and clearly the person sat in front of me, who whispered to her friend "I just got goosebumps"), while their Voice Festival songs Domino and Got To Get You Into My Life were performed professionally and with much pizzazz. Their soloists did leave a little to be desired though. While the group have a real gem in Laurie Cottam, who took the lead several times, including in the aforementioned Got To Get You Into My Life , and has one of the best voices I have ever heard, the rest of the group are not quite up to the same standard, and so while the arrangements and backing are at times superb, some songs are let down by merely above average solos. I commend the group for allowing several members of the group to take short solos on Mambo No. 5 , but it never really allowed any of the boys to really get their teeth into the solo, and combined with a couple of shaky high harmonies made it one of the weaker numbers. And while their mash-up of the Spice Girls' Stop and 5ive's Keep On Movin' was impressively arranged, I'm not sure the low solo quite worked within the Spice Girls segment. Expectations are always high of Out of the Blue, and for the most part they really live up to