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To: SirLinksalot
Will Makar - "How Sweet It Is" by James Taylor

Safe choice from someone looking to cruise into the finals unscathed. Probably smart.

Taylor Hicks - "Taking It To the Streets" by Michael McDonald

Will it wow me? I doubt it.

Gedeon McKinney - "When a Man Loves a Woman" by Percy Sledge

Good choice - he may as well play up the old-school R&B thing as much as he can.

Kevin Covais - "Vincent" by Don McLean

Good for his voice, bad for his prospects. He needs something a lot more energetic... what am I saying, whether he stays or goes has nothing to do with his singing, but rather the puppy-dog factor.

Chris Daughtry - "Broken" by Seether

Never heard of it. Let me guess: more grunting and screaming into a microphone masquerading as singing? Yawn.

Ace Young - "Butterfly" by Michael Jackson

GIC.

Elliott Yamin - "Heaven" by Bryan Adams

Good choice. Likely to be the performance of the night.

Sorry, don't have Bucky Convington's song.

Does it matter? It'll be yet another off-key boring rockin' country song that you can't understand the words to.

9,349 posted on 03/08/2006 7:06:14 AM PST by kevkrom ("...no one has ever successfully waged a war against stupidity" - Orson Scott Card)
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To: kevkrom
GIC

Help me out here....what does this mean?

As for Chris and Broken, it is not "more grunting and screaming into a microphone masquerading as singing?" I take it you don't care for any alternative rock then. I do and am very happy for a reprive from the boring, syrupy, formulaic ballads eeked out every week on AI and top 40 radio. Chris is the unique one in this competition because he performs a genre that most of the audience is completely unfamiliar with. Which is, of course, why he won't win. But I also believe that will be good for him because 19 won't ruin him with crappy cookie cutter songs.

9,350 posted on 03/08/2006 7:58:22 AM PST by Wyatt's Torch
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