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Rowleys
13-12-2009, 08:30 PM
What do you think of the x factor winner Joe McElderry and the new release.
Penfold42
13-12-2009, 08:32 PM
Make no 1......about it!
CRAZY K
13-12-2009, 08:47 PM
What do you think of the x factor winner Joe McElderry and the new release.
Nothing---some of us have useful things to do.;)
CRAZY K
discomobiledj
13-12-2009, 08:49 PM
Wrong person won!
Solitaire Events Ltd
13-12-2009, 08:52 PM
The show is called the X Factor and he is very ordinary if you ask me. He can sing undoubtedly....but very ordinary.
Rowleys
13-12-2009, 08:54 PM
Wrong person won!
just what i was thinking
OllieJames
13-12-2009, 09:00 PM
He's a very good singer. Needs to perform more though.
Oh, and I think the song is crap.
wensleydale
13-12-2009, 09:01 PM
i put a few quid on him about 6 weeks ago so i'm happy enough.
BeerFunk
13-12-2009, 09:14 PM
The show is called the X Factor and he is very ordinary if you ask me. He can sing undoubtedly....but very ordinary.I completely agree, I mentioned this on another thread too. It just seems to be a never-ending conveyor belt of exceptional singers, but it is becoming very tedious.
The trouble is that it's a direct reflection of the British public, and it saddens me.
Charlie Brown
13-12-2009, 09:35 PM
He is a legend. Very nice, calm chap but the single is somewhat bloody terrible!
Mark Wild
13-12-2009, 09:40 PM
If it was solely a singing competition then they got the right man but for (like I said before in a different thread) the whole package "The X-Factor" surely Olly was the natural choice. But who actually phones in? 10 million people did and I wasn't one of them, were you?
Nothing---some of us have useful things to do.;)
CRAZY K
Like wear cowboy hats and put your thumbs in your belt loops? yeehaw !
simonp
13-12-2009, 09:43 PM
Does anyone in the real world actually care :p
Dynamic Entertainment
13-12-2009, 09:48 PM
Olly wasnt a good a singer, but a far better entertainer IMO. The songs terrible btw :D
Mark Wild
13-12-2009, 09:51 PM
Does anyone in the real world actually care :p
Yes ! :D
Can't beat a Chinese, a bottle of plonk and the X-Factor, on the sofa chillin out with the Mrs on a Sabbath evening my son !
simonp
13-12-2009, 09:56 PM
Yes ! :D
Can't beat a Chinese, a bottle of plonk and the X-Factor, on the sofa chillin out with the Mrs on a Sabbath evening my son !
groan :lol: Can't believe you've gone to the dark side
Chinese - yes
Bottle of plonk - hell yes
sofa, chllin' out with Mrs on Sabbath - Yes (after couple of pints with a couple of the lads in local - it's law on a Sunday!)
X-Factor - Noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
In fact I'm watching the snooker final on BBC2 at the moment, whilst setting some cue points & loops for some new tunes in serato itch on the lappy - Mrs doing the ironing in the kitchen watching a night in with biffa cole on ITV2
Mark Wild
13-12-2009, 10:01 PM
I'm watching the snooker
Yeah my Nan used to like that :)
simonp
13-12-2009, 10:09 PM
Yeah my Nan used to like that :)
Pipe & Slippers next ;)
rob1963
13-12-2009, 10:30 PM
Olly wasnt a good a singer, but a far better entertainer IMO. The songs terrible btw :D
I tend to agree.
Joe is the best singer, but less of a performer, so it depends on what you want.
If I was listening to a CD of their singing, I'd rather hear Joe, but if I was going to a live show, I'd rather see Ollie.
Excalibur
13-12-2009, 11:01 PM
Yes ! :D
Can't beat a Chinese, a bottle of plonk and the X-Factor, on the sofa chillin out with the Mrs on a Sabbath evening my son !
Oh yes you can! ;) I'd rather stick pins in my eyes than fall for the con trick which is X-factor. Mind you, a Chinese, a bottle of the Tesco Rioca I posted in the Tipple Topic, and your beloved in the Uniform does indeed sound tempting. ;) :D :D :D
Mark Wild
13-12-2009, 11:21 PM
Oh yes you can! ;) I'd rather stick pins in my eyes than fall for the con trick which is X-factor. Mind you, a Chinese, a bottle of the Tesco Rioca I posted in the Tipple Topic, and your beloved in the Uniform does indeed sound tempting. ;) :D :D :D
Yeah that huge conspiracy which is the X-Factor and use your own beloved Mr. Selleck. (I'm quite enjoying a few Crabbie's tonight)
Excalibur
13-12-2009, 11:27 PM
Yeah that huge conspiracy which is the X-Factor and use your own beloved Mr. Selleck. (I'm quite enjoying a few Crabbie's tonight)
Spoilsport. :( :( :( :( :( :( :( I've got a story apertaining to that. ;) ;) Not as salacious as some might hope, particukarly myself. :( :( :( :(
flatliners
13-12-2009, 11:32 PM
Wrong person won!
i think the best person won trust me this kid is gonna be big ollie will still make a mint just hope jedward dont do anything
StarZSoundS
13-12-2009, 11:55 PM
If it was solely a singing competition then they got the right man but for (like I said before in a different thread) the whole package "The X-Factor" surely Olly was the natural choice. But who actually phones in? 10 million people did and I wasn't one of them, were you?
Like wear cowboy hats and put your thumbs in your belt loops? yeehaw !
Joe is more than exceptional...he doesn't miss a note.Reminds me a lot of Will Young....OBVIOUSLY talented and OBVIOUSLY gay...but thats ok.
Joe has sent tingles down my spine when he sings...and very few people do that.Watching him sing with GM was moving.
Robbie was better when he performed his new song...despite the reherasals he :Censored: up where he should have started the duet.
Ollly is a bit player....destined for a place on Kids Tv or at a Butlins Camp with those other two :Censored: ers.
Twinspin
14-12-2009, 01:41 AM
Nothing at all. Cant stand X Factor. The most annoying thing is its been number one every christmas for a while.
Corabar Steve
14-12-2009, 08:09 AM
The show is called the X Factor and he is very ordinary if you ask me. He can sing undoubtedly....but very ordinary.
I agree. As you say the song is called X Factor, yet 2 of the 3 finalists didn't have anything resembling it. When they were performing Stacy & Joe had the charisma of a used teabag.
Joe has sent tingles down my spine when he sings...and very few people do that.Watching him sing with GM was moving.
Robbie was better when he performed his new song...despite the reherasals he :Censored: up where he should have started the duet.
Ollly is a bit player....destined for a place on Kids Tv or at a Butlins Camp with those other two :Censored: ers.
Moving? The only thing it moved for me was my bowels
Robbie was obviously nervous (& who can blame him after the slating he got after his last appearance on the show &watching it back I'm not sure, but I think he was having problems hearing through his earpiece)
A bit player with more charisma than any of the other contestants that made it to the live shows. Not the best singer in the contest, but the show is called the X Factor & old high trousers has stated more than once , it's not about who is the best singer, but who has the X factor. Olly undoubtedly does. The only way the other 2 could be described as having the X factor is if the definition of the X factor is being bland twee ballad mongers with nasal slightly annoying voices & a charisma bypass.
There was more connection between Olly & Robby than either of the other 2 duets. Joe looked overawed & quite nervous. Buble outclassed Stacy. The man was crooning & still had the power in his voice to hold the mic 2 - 3 times further from his mouth than she could full tilt.
rob1963
14-12-2009, 08:14 AM
As you say the show is called X Factor, yet 2 of the 3 finalists didn't have anything resembling it.
The reason the show is called The X Factor is because they are trying to find someone who has the X Factor. It doesn't necessarily mean they WILL find someone who has it. By the very nature of the show they can only work with the people who apply.
Having said that, how many of the acts in the current top 40 have the X Factor?
CRAZY K
14-12-2009, 08:25 AM
If it was solely a singing competition then they got the right man but for (like I said before in a different thread) the whole package "The X-Factor" surely Olly was the natural choice. But who actually phones in? 10 million people did and I wasn't one of them, were you?
Like wear cowboy hats and put your thumbs in your belt loops? yeehaw !
Which is actually a whole load more entertaining I can tell you ---
:Laugh: :Laugh: :Laugh: :Laugh: :Laugh:
I did overhear one song whilst serving tea in the lounge--and heard someone singing twist and shout like a pub karaoke singer.
That sums it all up really--absolutely nothing NEW.
If you listen to Radio 2 Saturday afternoon or late Saturday ( as I often do on the way to and from gigs) you will hear some new music worth listening to which isnt the same worn out 50 year old songs.;)
John Lennon would be convulsing if he heard this lot.
CRAZY K
soundtracker
14-12-2009, 08:26 AM
He is a legend. Very nice, calm chap but the single is somewhat bloody terrible!
See this is my problem - he's not a "legend" he is at best a half-decent singer, this term "legend" seems to be dolled out now to any Johnny come lately, If he's still having number ones in thirty years time I will be willing to review this statement!
If I was being pedantic, I would explain that Robin Hood or King Arthur is a legend - I think you may find that Joe actually does exist!
Larry B Entertainment
14-12-2009, 10:26 AM
i think the best person won trust me this kid is gonna be big ollie will still make a mint just hope jedward dont do anything
Jedward lol.
Louis "Where can you see yourself in 10 years time ?"
Jedward "Well I can see myself being older"
Classic :eek:
Solitaire Events Ltd
14-12-2009, 11:26 AM
Jedward lol.
Louis "Where can you see yourself in 10 years time ?"
Jedward "Back sweeping the streets, where we belong, alongside Leon Jackson, Steve Brookstein, David thingy....*enter name of 15 minutes of fame person here*"
:D :D
andyw
14-12-2009, 12:04 PM
Jedward lol.
Louis "Where can you see yourself in 10 years time ?"
Jedward "Well I can see myself being older"
Classic :eek:
louis should of followed it up with"and how much older do you see yourself being in ten years time" i reckon that would of thrown them:)
Corabar Steve
14-12-2009, 03:23 PM
The reason the show is called The X Factor is because they are trying to find someone who has the X Factor. It doesn't necessarily mean they WILL find someone who has it. By the very nature of the show they can only work with the people who apply.
True, although is would seem the British public hasn't got a clue as to this fact, as the ones that seemed to have it didn't get the votes to keep them in. It's popularity contest pure & simple & has nothing to do with talent. Cowell's reluctance to vote Jedward out when he had the chance proves this.
Having said that, how many of the acts in the current top 40 have the X Factor?
Irrelevant to the thread & discussion
rob1963
14-12-2009, 04:34 PM
Irrelevant to the thread & discussion
In that case, please accept my apologies & delete it.
He's ordinary and bland and....well at the risk of going off on one...
I shall (and have already bought two copies of)...this
http://ragefactor.co.uk
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