Divaness

[bmh4d0k3n]

Choir was fine. Practice was slightly disappointing. Am I getting worse, or have I finally realized more of what I'm doing wrong? But anyway, most of singing today wasn't all that interesting.

The real raison d'être for this post: Homage. This looks like the sort of album [we] Fleming fans have been waiting for. The Age of the Diva has tributes

Comments

Far too gone

[anonymous]

You are, that is, into the mysti-seekies of Diva worship to be concenred with my response to your 'Naayxuberance. Enjoy. I hope it's a good album. When it's hot, it's hot. But if you think she's going to drop the (well-hung, if rumor is to be believed) trumpeteer from Lyric and accept your proposal of marriage because vous avez gushé, think again. She is your diva and your worship is her due.

GP

Re: Far too gone

[bmh4d0k3n]

L-O-effing-L. I gush because I'm sick of hearing the unequivocal bashing. I prefer Karita Mattila as a performer and a diva to 'Née-née *points to icon*, but I just can't get over the latter's voice, despite the weird things she likes to do with it (which seem to work for me more often than for others). Also, I must review the album of Strauss Orchesterlieder with Karita I recently got--I'm thinking it's going straight to my "favorites" list.

Btw, I had an ephiphany regarding the cover. Two words: Fleming Flappers. Now, I don't consider myself among their (w)hordes, as I actually have reservations (when I listen, I do often think, "Why the F did she do that?!"), but it's an amusing thought nonetheless.