Wednesday, April 7, 2010

Nine Finalists Compete

Here's how much I love Lennon/McCartney music. I am currently listening to a CD of cover songs done "lullaby" style that my grandkids listen to when they're going to sleep.

Last night's show started with a little nod to Didi, which is something I don't think they've ever done. It was a little strange. Ryan introduced the Top 9 and announced that this week's "theme" would be video of what the other contestants thought about each other. There was also a taped video "encouragement" from Sir Paul himself.

Aaron, a.k.a. Yoda, chose one of my favorites: "Long and Winding Road". I thought he sang it well, and I enjoyed it as much as the original. I think he muffed the lyrics partway through, but I'm not sure anyone noticed. I totally disagreed with the judges and thought it was pretty good.

Katy chose "Let it Be". I actually enjoyed her rendition. But there's still something about her that I just don't like.

Andrew sang "Can't Buy Me Love" and I thought it was truly awesome! The judges disagreed.

Michael was next, singing "Eleanor Rigby". I was really excited about this one, looking forward to hearing it, and I wanted to love it, but for me it was just "aight".

Crystal sang "Come Together", a perfect choice for her. It was absolutely the best song for her, she sang it well and I totally loved it. And, screw the judges, the digeridoo was cool!

Tim chose "All My Lovin'". I was very, very afraid to hear him sing, and it was just okay. He really sings every song exactly the same and would actually make a great lounge singer.

Casey's choice was "Jealous Guy". Wow!! This was an "aha" moment for me!! He changed it up a LOT and really made it fit his style. Casey's beginning to grow on me.

Siobhan was next, singing "Across the Universe". I liked that she wasn't moving around, and that she just sat in front of the microphone, but unless this chick is belting out a note, she's just plain nasally. I did NOT enjoy this performance.

Lee closed the show with "Hey Jude". This performance was classic Lee --- that gravelly voice made this song just great! The bagpiper was a little weird, but his version made up for that.

My votes for Bottom 3: Aaron, Tim and Siobhan. It should be Tim's turn to go home.

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