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***The Voice IR Live Quarter Final***
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#Miss Haversham
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My ESC train is about to leave the station Fig
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let me check the odds first see if i need to lay off
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100% agree cider. Watching it delayed on sky+ and just seen will taking about 5 minutes to choose his save and not even knowing what the rules are. An absolute shambles. And some of the arrangements of the songs absolutely massacred them. No wonder the judges looked so bored for most of it. Actually makes u appreciate x factor!? (Almost)
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It's so unprofessional compared to XF. And SCD tbf. I feel the judges are very week in comparison. It's a charisma bypass area.
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I'm with hems. Not on his ESC train, until I know who it is. On the Voice v the XF
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Golden boy is Nap
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I think you're on my train
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It is a huge price. A very decent song of it's type. I guess the price is down to it being Israel
They don't have a decent record of late but they have sent some utter crap most years |
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Up to 7th on the escstats poll and heading higher
The most western European friendly song they've sent for years. Plus the Turkish element should appeal to many in the East |
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There's a delay in the train leaving as he wonders how to get food into the title
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I forgot to put a food in the title
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 Golden Wonder? |
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Clark and howard not winning their group was bad for me, only Vikesh running for me in group betting
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Howard going bad for me too, one of only two decent greens. Have laid so many bits and pieces of most of the rest of them that Stevie, my first max red, has ended up a moderate green. Still don`t like him, he`s a pure fraud with the way he`s so knowing about RTV stuff. Left a bit of 2.2 up, if it`s taken, so be it.
Still think that Lucy singing something with a vaguely religious tint to it will romp it, in the style of Andrea Begley. |
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Stevie may have hoovered all votes from the pond he was swimming in Stevie,clark,howard
it's probably his to lose now |
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oops stevie was saved with the fastpass doh
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The point is still valid though mach. Howard and Clark going surely helps him
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I think Stevie is going to be very difficult to beat.I've just got a feeling though that he isn't the prods ideal winner,so it will be interesting to see his treatment next week.
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Listening back to Benny on youtube he wasn't as disappointing as i remembered
He's getting the most thumbs up too |
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And he's leading tellymix poll
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level now
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Traitor
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Possibly that our expectations were too high I suppose.....will have another listen.
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I just think the arrangement of the song was very fragmented,it seemed to stall at certain points,where they've had to chop a 4 minute song almost in half.Still think he looked a little awkward and uncomfortable tonight also,he very rarely performs without his guitar.What he does have in bucket loads though is believability when he sings,I find his performances incredibly passionate,and that's what resonates with people that like him I think.
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Who is Benny?
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Emmanuel
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Had to go and eat during the results.
So we finally got Unbelievable - from the coaches and poor old Jermain done up and sounding like a one-man Pasadenas "tribute" act. |
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The BBC control freaks need to hand the fates of the acts to the public a lot sooner if they want to establish any kind of bonding between viewer and winner.
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Very good point Bails,the opportunity to connect with any act is truncated enormously by the current format.
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And even more importantly it would mean more betting opportunities
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Solo songs and singing with coaches next weekend.
Good for Tom and Sasha to be just a duo. Will with his three very different acts could be a bit of a mess. |
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Sounds good for Stevie
Not that I particularly feel that he needs the help. Not sure it helps Emu as much. |
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Couldn't be worse than last year's and the awfulness didn't stop Jermaine winning
Let's (not) Dance .https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wj8VMfP0_LQ Pure Imagination aka Words Fail Me .https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2o32eN08g54 |
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Joe looks value in the h2h with Karis. I feel he is likely to outpoll her whatever, so theoretically at worst a DH.
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Well done whoever got the 7-1 for Vikesh in Team Will today. 4-1 still looks reasonable.
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Vikesh Champaneri performed on The Voice UK last night despite family heartbreak at home.
The 19-year-old was set to sing for his mum at last night’s first live show, but she couldn’t make it after suffering a stroke. “My parents were due to come to the first live show but my mum had a stroke so it wasn’t possible,” he said. “My cousins and aunt took their place. “That shows my family has a sense of solidarity. They really support me.” Back in the battles and Vikesh was alone as he performed, admitting that his family were not at first supportive of him auditioning for the show. He explained: “My family were dismissive of The Voice at first but now they’re on board. “And having my mum and dad’s support has helped me a lot throughout the competition.” Speaking to the Daily Star on Sunday newspaper, Vikesh told how a divorce battle between his now separated parents saw him turn to music. “It was difficult in the sense that as a child you start to think ‘Do I have to choose between my parents?’. And that’s the one thing I didn’t want to have to do,” he recalled. “Music was something I turned to. It helped me feel better about things.” Vikesh was even bullied at school after his parent’s split, saying: “Music was there when I didn’t have a friend. I’d listen to the meaning. It was an escape route.” |