A New Decade In Pop: Week #7

Feb 15, 2010 11:35

Charity gubbins knocks Owl City off the top; the Glee juggernaut continues to mow down anything in its path.

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katstevens February 15 2010, 11:39:49 UTC
As someone who is still watching Glee, I can confirm that the songs are the best bits of the show by a mile. This week the girls and the boys each had to do a competitive mash-up while high on cough syrup. Although the storyline wussed out and neither side won, clearly the girls' Halo/Sunshine medley was better.

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jauntyalan February 15 2010, 12:25:39 UTC
yes, the stories are sending me into an coma, but the halo/sunshine mashup woke me up.

not enough ebil cheerleader coach (c) everyone ever who's said owt about glee

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rechabite February 15 2010, 13:28:34 UTC
The Glee locust infestation continues ( ... )

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koganbot February 15 2010, 14:17:08 UTC
As someone who's never watched Glee, I emphatically say the numbers don't work outside the context of the show, whatever energy they add within - though see first blip of enjoyment below.

Helping Haiti "Everybody Hurts": I've hated the original for years; this version makes me realize that the song really does have a nice melody. Not that the original swallows the melody, but it falls so fully into the song's ache that it becomes a parody of feeling. This strange showcase (voices in such small snippets) is less gloopy and chewy, at the expense of being wooden. BORDERLINE NONTICK.

Glee Cast "Halo"/"Walking On Sunshine": The girls sprint through "Sunshine" and give it zero feeling, at least that I can feel, but "Halo" comes through as its intro, not 'cause of anything special from the Glee-ers, but because of the backbone and melody that Tedder and Bogart gave it in the first place. A tick to Ryan and Evan but not this track. NO TICK.

Glee Cast "It's My Life"/"Confessions Pt II": When I subjected myself to all this Glee shit back on ... )

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