| sjb12 |
Posted: March 12, 2008 - 11:45am |
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I thought I saw Carly, and only Carly, lip synching last night. Am I the only one? Have I been infected with the rampant paranoia that there is nothing they won't do to push the Plant on us? Is it even possible that they could do that? Maybe it was just her weird facial expressions but her lips were not matching her sounds, I swear I saw it. Then again, she does look like an evil robot most weeks.
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| Julesb2183 |
Posted: March 12, 2008 - 11:48am |
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Joined: 06 Jan 2008
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Hmmmm. I just read something interesting. I think all the tcos get special consideration in their song selection. They will convieniantly put their "favorite" songs in the list of oh, about 50, from them to chose from. (like Crazy On You)
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| jen070584 |
Posted: March 12, 2008 - 12:54pm |
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Joined: 26 Feb 2008
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Baah! What a freakin' liar! Here's a link to her music video... that's right, music video, that she made when she was signed with Geffen. It was one of her two singles off her album that only sold 300 copies. I actually kind of feel sorry for her... NOT! What a lying tool.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OQSxV6jgRWw
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| WR Higgins |
Posted: March 12, 2008 - 1:07pm |
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Joined: 12 Mar 2008
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What is that thing she does with her brow when she hits a high note?
I swear, it looks like she's friggin' shape-shifting or something!
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| jen070584 |
Posted: March 12, 2008 - 1:13pm |
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Joined: 26 Feb 2008
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| Nonowili |
Posted: March 12, 2008 - 1:17pm |
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Joined: 12 Mar 2008
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Great Job, Dave. Besides the creepy tattoos on her arm, she is robotic and she has that mega crease on her forhead when she shouts, er, sings. I'm all for second chances, but she needs to move on.
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| tigger70 |
Posted: March 12, 2008 - 1:28pm |
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Joined: 07 Mar 2008
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Member Since Jan 2006 Last Login 1/30/2006
Name: jeff archuleta
Site: http://www.loopwise.com/archjazz
Company: arch music group
Email: - Send Email to this member -
Location: SLC, Utah United States
Hometown: Salt Lake City
Occupation: musician/producer/promoter Computer/hitech hardware sales and consulting
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Profile: Experienced producer, consultant, vocal consultant, arranging, style and image development. We are looking for pop/r&b/singers and well as songwriters. We are constantly looking for songs for our artists. We have also spent the last 5 years working with American Idol and Star Search performers as well as young up and coming singers and songwriters who want to compete in the top 40 arena. One of our artists was a $100,000 winner on Star Search. We are interested in finding great songs for our existing artists as well as finding new artists who need someone to get their music exposed to people in the recording industry. We have excellent contacts with record labels, top entertainment attorneys, as well as some of the leading producers. We accept material from artists but prefer you send us 2-3 songs with your resume via email first for evaluation.
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seems to me the whole show is full of lying bastards, and lying fathers...did you know he threatened other contestants on Star Search and was banned from the set?
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| Rusty |
Posted: March 12, 2008 - 2:13pm |
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How exactly was Nickelback a "new artist" in 2001? That was five years after its first studio album and the song mentioned is off of its third studio album. Is a five-year-old band the newest artist that had success after 9/11? I am not saying her excuse isn't bad, just that the evidence used to support your assertion is.
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| GSundheim |
Posted: March 12, 2008 - 2:21pm |
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Dave, this was brilliant, on your part. I agree with those who perceive something negative in this woman's personality coming through, somehow. I don't think she's a bad singer. But there's something icy and off-putting about her, otherwise -- as if her narcissism is so overwhelming, she can't even mask it when she's on stage, trying to bring an audience into the performance with her.
I do hope the "Irish need not apply" comment above was just directed at the Irish woman so cleverly exposed as a fraud (again) in this article. Some of us are overloaded with Irish genes and could take offense, otherwise.
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| KD30 |
Posted: March 12, 2008 - 3:02pm |
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Joined: 27 Feb 2008
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When I try to get into that link it doesnt work, have they taken it down? Also, how do you know about the star search stuff? I would love to read about that, threatening children? How can you call yourself a human Mr Archuleta?
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(Last Updated on 3/11/08)
LIE #1: "My name is Carly Smithson."
Carly was a colossal flop in 2001. Her record "Ultimate High" tanked miserably. Even in 2002, when anyone with common sense knew that no one wanted to buy Carly's failed album, MCA Records still tried to promote Carly in Europe unsuccessfully. MCA merged with Geffen Records in 2003. Successful and talented artists like Mary J. Blige, Common, Blink-182, and the Roots made an easy transition over to the new label. So where did Carly go? She was dumped long before the merger in 2002. So her record company never imploded, and even if id had, the company merged and dissolved a full year after Carly was given the old heave-ho. Artists on Geffen still recorded successful albums. Carly even claims on the official Idol site that her friends would be shocked to learn she owns a Blink-182 album. So Carly even knows some bands survived the so-called implosion that never existed.
LIE #3: "I made a record, but I never did stage performances at all."
LIE #4: "We can pick any song we want on American Idol."
In the semifinals, this year the contestants were limited to choosing from a list of about 50 songs each week, which is why they all chose such idiotic songs. And Garrett Haley mentioned that the contestants are asked to pick 3 songs from the list and then are at the mercy of the producers deciding which they can sing. So to counteract this, Carly says in an Entertainment Weekly interview: “They're all saying online that we have a list to pick from. I believe we had a list in Hollywood week, and it was a big list; we had a lot of songs to choose from. But since the live shows have started, we get to choose whatever we like, which is great.” Why are we saying this online? Because Garett acknowledged it, and Nigel Lythgoe, the executive producer of Idol, even acknowledged it here. Silly Carly can’t even keep up the lie, completely contradicting the other contestants in the interview who say they have to pick from a list. It doesn’t even benefit her to make this up, as she looks foolish contradicting the producer.
LIE #5: "My record failed because of 9/11."
LIE #6: "This is my second chance."
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