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justfanoe is back talking about American Idol, after taking last year off. SO I GOT TO BE THE ONE TO INTRODUCE HIM TO DIDI BENAMI!
And I assume it'sandthatisthat chatting in italics with monkseal over on monkseal's wordpress. Excellent commentary from all.
Lauren Alaina's "Candle In The Wind" changed her in my mind from someone with a lot of potential to someone who matters. She found a way to let loose without losing the song's sensitivity. Now I'll be following her all season to see if she can match this.
While in Connecticut I watched an entire episode of the show, the first time I ever had; must say it was hard to get through. Now I'm back TV-less and I'll only dip in, mainly to stay with Lauren, though Jacob Lusk'll always be interesting (all his skill and the sweetness of his voice has a tendency to dull his impact, even as he shoots off sparks; but when the sweetness and sparks connect there are thrills), and I'll keep my fingers crossed in the hopes that Scotty McCreery's country trad semi-baritone can grow in emotional richness before he's given the boot.
You all will have to point me to other notable moments.
justfanoe is back talking about American Idol, after taking last year off. SO I GOT TO BE THE ONE TO INTRODUCE HIM TO DIDI BENAMI!And I assume it's
andthatisthat chatting in italics with monkseal over on monkseal's wordpress. Excellent commentary from all.Lauren Alaina's "Candle In The Wind" changed her in my mind from someone with a lot of potential to someone who matters. She found a way to let loose without losing the song's sensitivity. Now I'll be following her all season to see if she can match this.
While in Connecticut I watched an entire episode of the show, the first time I ever had; must say it was hard to get through. Now I'm back TV-less and I'll only dip in, mainly to stay with Lauren, though Jacob Lusk'll always be interesting (all his skill and the sweetness of his voice has a tendency to dull his impact, even as he shoots off sparks; but when the sweetness and sparks connect there are thrills), and I'll keep my fingers crossed in the hopes that Scotty McCreery's country trad semi-baritone can grow in emotional richness before he's given the boot.
You all will have to point me to other notable moments.
