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To: Wolfstar; doug from upland; Majie Purple; All

Scott Macintyre

We learn that one of Scott's sister is also blind. Good looking family.

He sings "Keep the Faith", while playing the piano. Never heard of this song, but it's okay.

They're rotating the judges comments again--it's annoying.

Kara: I have a question for Scott. Did you just learn that on piano this week? (he says yes) Amazing! Was it the most dynamic performance? No. But you're true to yourself every week.

Paula: Magical. You're in your comfort zone.

Simon: I hated the song. Nobody knows it. There are millions of Michael Jackson songs.

Scott: I wanted to do something artistic--

Simon: No, no being artistic does not win this show. I like you, I like that you played the piano, I just didn't like the song.

Randy: Song was cool. Performance was good, but it felt very safe. I want to see more sparks from you, because I know you got 'em, Scotty!

9,900 posted on 03/10/2009 5:26:01 PM PDT by silent_jonny ("When Christ shall come, And take me home, What joy shall fill my heart")
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To: silent_jonny

What’s the prize for the 10,000th post??


9,914 posted on 03/10/2009 5:28:46 PM PDT by word_warrior_bob (You can now see my amazing doggie and new puppy on my homepage!! Come say hello to Jake & Sonny)
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To: silent_jonny
Simon: No, no being artistic does not win this show.

But...but...then why are singers called "artists," even if they only talk in rhythm (rappers) or have their voices manufactured in a studio (Britney Spears)?

9,927 posted on 03/10/2009 5:31:37 PM PDT by Wolfstar (Elections have thousands of consequences. Some minor, some major...and some that can kill you.)
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