Victoria Beckham gave up on her solo career as a musician in 2004, but that wasn't before Victoria shelved two full albums that she prepared with two record companies. About a month ago, the demo disc for the third album popped up on eBay and was bought private sale. One album, dubbed Victoria's second unreleased album, "Open Your Eyes", a collection of songs gathered from her sessions at Telstar records and from an intended demo disc of the album. Most of the songs to leak from this session were almost mastered, prepped, and ready to be released. However, Victoria felt she didn't want to continue in the pop direction and shelved the album in 2003 with the album leaking online in 2008. When Victoria met up with Damon Dash against Telstar's will, she started recording the songs that would be used for a second official studio album, but in reality Victoria's third. The set of songs, dubbed by fans as the album "Come Together" showcases Victoria's vocals on much more urban and hip-hop based tracks and shys away from the pop image she had as a Spice Girl. Teaming up on songs with gangster rap group M.O.P. and 'Ol Dirty Bastard scared Victoria's English label and dual A-Side single Let Your Head Go/This Groove was released to cater to both labels in December 2003. However, Telstar, Victoria's label which had put in about 10 million USD into the project, folded and filed bankruptcy. Tensions started to arise with Damon Dash when rumors started to spread of an alleged affair between Posh and Dash that it severed their working relationship, leading Victoria to give up on this set of songs, mostly in demo stages but almost there. Victoria attempted one last time after both of these deals fell through in early 2004. Victoria went back to the studio and prepped single "My Love Is For Real" to be released in summer 2004 under 19 Management. However, for undisclosed reasons and the birth of Victoria's second child, Victoria decided to give up on her solo career as a musician after things didn't pan out in her favor with four bad deals in four years (Virgin, Telstar, Rockafella, 19). These songs are re-arranged for cohesiveness with different editions of previously heard and released tracks for fans to enjoy. Originally meant to be a secret leak, the whole set of demos is out there online for fans to hear. The following track list is one made by me, along with the cover-art by me.