American Idol
Apr. 5th, 2005 09:48 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
desoto_hia873I watched this week's AI in a near-comatose state - I am just wiped from the weekend, though I'm not sure why. Perhaps vacuuming Jim's new house for three solid hours has something to do with it. (It was REALLY dirty!)
Anyway, Constantine, Carrie, and Vonzell owned the stage tonight. I thought they were fantastic. Bo Bice, OTOH, phoned his performance in - I think he just wanted to get this theme out of the way and move on. Though he could really have done something with it - show of hands anyone who thought he should have sung something from Jesus Christ, Superstar? Hee! He coulda brought the house down, I tell ya.
Not really a fan of Nikko myself - something about his style just bugs me. But he sang well enough, as did Anwar, though both of them were rather weak and hard to hear near the bottom of their ranges. Thank goodness Nadia did well - she's just too good to keep winding up in the bottom 3.
I think it's between Scott Savol and Anthony Federov. Scott sounded very off-key to me and Anthony just sort faded into invisibility with a lacklustre performance. Scott at least looked good (well, as good as he can look), so my prediction is: Anthony Federov will be the next to leave.
Anyway, Constantine, Carrie, and Vonzell owned the stage tonight. I thought they were fantastic. Bo Bice, OTOH, phoned his performance in - I think he just wanted to get this theme out of the way and move on. Though he could really have done something with it - show of hands anyone who thought he should have sung something from Jesus Christ, Superstar? Hee! He coulda brought the house down, I tell ya.
Not really a fan of Nikko myself - something about his style just bugs me. But he sang well enough, as did Anwar, though both of them were rather weak and hard to hear near the bottom of their ranges. Thank goodness Nadia did well - she's just too good to keep winding up in the bottom 3.
I think it's between Scott Savol and Anthony Federov. Scott sounded very off-key to me and Anthony just sort faded into invisibility with a lacklustre performance. Scott at least looked good (well, as good as he can look), so my prediction is: Anthony Federov will be the next to leave.
