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Eurovision 2010 Finals
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30 May 2010 Sun 01:12 am |
Ha... the eurovision is friggin laughable! it´s all politics, money n history! BLOCK VOTING yet again!!!!!! why go to the bother of sending in a song, we all know who´s gonna vote 4 each other
Edited (5/30/2010) by ally81
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30 May 2010 Sun 01:17 am |
I´m guilty of enjoying Eurovision I know the songs are lame and so on but it´s nice to see representatives of so many countries and...listen to their strong accents killing English (especially the former Soviet Union countries hahahha). I miss the years when all participants had to sing in their native languages.
I liked the Serbian song, I love these Balkan trumpets so characteristic of Bregovic. And it was fun to make out the lyrics (a huge plus for me for singing in Serbian!). I just hated Milan´s haircut...
I think Georgia had a good song, so did Turkey and Ukraine
I liked Turkeys song and Belgium´s song, I didn´t like Germany´s song, the singer had a very nasaly voice, which wasn´t nice..... and of course I liked Irelands song just a pity we´re an island and don´t have lots of neighbours to vote 4 us
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30 May 2010 Sun 02:08 am |
I think Niamh didn´t stand a chance because voters focus on the performance rather than quality of the song. I think Ireland would do way better if they had some Gaelic traditional musical motifs and dancers doing Riverdance
But of course block voting is killing Eurovision. Balkans voting for Balkans, Portugal voting for Spain etc
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30 May 2010 Sun 02:51 am |
I think Niamh didn´t stand a chance because voters focus on the performance rather than quality of the song. I think Ireland would do way better if they had some Gaelic traditional musical motifs and dancers doing Riverdance
But of course block voting is killing Eurovision. Balkans voting for Balkans, Portugal voting for Spain etc
I love Niamh, I thought she was great, but then again I am biased , I remember her back in 93 during the glory days!!
Yea, i agree, a bit of the aul Riverdance wud go down a treat hehe. But it wouldn´t make a difference, heck I cud get up there and warble out of tune 4 a bit n do some of my Irish dancing and we´d still get the same result Irlanda nil point thank u very much hehe
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30 May 2010 Sun 08:52 am |
True, block voting turns the whole organization into a pig circus but it also reflects the general state of the things in Europe. If it weren´t for such a large scale organization like Eurovision we would rely on guesswork to determine who loves or hates whom and to what extent. We must consider this event as a major poll organization giving us a snapshot of love/hate relationships.
Of course, this is no Woodstock and apart from the kaboom that lasts one or two shows, many of the participants will have no chance to turn this into a lasting presence in the international musical scene.
I like Germany´s entry, yes the singer is so cute. No objections about its being the number one but in the end it is just a cute song that will probably be forgotten next year. Time will show.
Of all the songs I listened to, the one from Armenia seemed to be the one with the greatest potential. It follows the formula once used by the likes of Khachaturian: local tunes converted into international music. Armenia is a country of great sufferings. This point reflects in their music, in their surnames and their general attitude toward life. Yet it also provides a strong mucial texture in which traditional instruments like the duduk provide an awesome scenery of desperation and deprivation. Most people will agree Turkey is a diversified country, just like we share a lot musically with countries like Greece and Bulgaria, Syria, we share the same taste in music with the Armenians. As a matter of fact, the roots of their music was sawn in the heart of Anatolia and it is still very alive. As for the song itself, I would say good singer, good music and good enough stage performance but the concept could be developed a bit more professionally.
Edited (5/30/2010) by vineyards
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30 May 2010 Sun 10:00 am |
Full score board is here
Same all same all
12 points from Greece goes to guess who
12 points from Cyprus goes to guess who
12 points from Turkey goes to guess who
12 points from Azerbaijan goes to guess who
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30 May 2010 Sun 06:36 pm |
Okay, so I know who won now And I like the song! It sticks in my head, and it didn´t require a lot of crazy dancers or big costumes to entertain me. Sweet, happy, good for the summer.
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30 May 2010 Sun 11:34 pm |
definitely prefer Manga singing in Turkish..and all this Eurovision stuff is good for masses,right Tami?I am back))))will get in touch with you soon!!!!
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