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Tonight, I will NOT forget to watch flashForward (some interesting turns there lately), or the other two thirds of my 9pm triumverate. Still a week behind on Fringe (got waylaid by Netflix discs-S1 of "
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AMEN to all of the above! Tho, personally, I'd prefer emoSon and alienBarbie to be ground under the wheel of a very large steamroller. But I adore those names. :)
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I was going to refer to alienBarbie by a slightly different (and more species-specific) name, but I didn't want to have to use a spoiler-cut for it). ;)
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Okay, I totally cannot agree with this - I personally believe it's the other way around. *g* However, the *way* you said it - seriously made me LOL.
As for Rachel on Glee - yes, what you said, yes. Monotone is definitely not the right word, nor is flat, but there is a certain ... blandness to her that I find irritating. I wish they'd let Mercedes and Tina sing more. I like that show quite a bit, but I often find it weirdly more enjoyable in theory than in actual execution (if that makes any sense at all, heh).
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but there is a certain ... blandness to her that I find irritating.
I call it the "American Idol" influence. Everyone is striving to belt out songs like some cookie-cutter version of a Pop Idol, and they've lost their individuality (and thus, musicality) along the way.
All of that histrionic wailing makes virtually all of the song "equally intense," which perversely has a flattening effect.
Think of Van Morrison, and his slightly froggy sound, or Bill Withers-- who wasn't afraid to bend the rhythm along with the notes because he was always feeling his way through the song. It's world of difference ( ... )
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