[retrokitten]

Do I get a prize? ;-)

[peggybac]

Paula has my tablecloth on! Damn her.

[skateman]

LOL, yes you get a night free of a certain poster.

[silent_jonny]

Do I get a prize? ;-)

For the 50th post? LOL

Let's see ...

How about a dream date with Dunkleman! :-D

[silent_jonny]

THIS SUCKS!! Oh my Lord.

Johnny Cash is going to crawl out of his grave to strangle this fruitloop.

[silent_jonny]

Adam Lambert

Randy Travis: I don't even know what to say about this boy.

ROFLMAO!!!

Lambert chooses "Ring of Fire". And of course, he can't just sing the straight (and I mean STRAIGHT) Johnny Cash/June Carter version. No, gay pride has to find some obscure Middle Eastern, opium den version of the song.

It scares Randy Travis, and rightfully so.

I can't even describe this performance other than to say: WHAT IN THE HELL AM I LISTENING TO? He's screaming like an old woman on helium. A scyntar is involved somewhere. Some pyramids. What a mess.

Kara: Very interesting. (she's at a loss for words too) All a little strange. It left me confused and sort of happy.

Paula: You're true to who YOU are. I loved the Middle Eastern syntar sound. We're going to keep expecting more and more great things from you.

Simon: What the hell was that? Sorry. I would never go to Nashville if I were you. I think there are a lot of people throwing their televisions out the window. Absolute indulgent rubbish. Really horrific. [there are some boos from the audience, but they're not overpowering]

Randy: If you can imagine Nine Inch Nails doing a Country song. It was hot!

No it wasn't!

Seacrest: We've come a long way since Taylor Hicks was on this stage.

Randy Travis is in the audience. He still doens't know what to say.

[silent_jonny]

Scott Macintyre

He chooses Martina McBride's "Wild Angels".

Randy Travis says that he should have picked a different song. But Scott gradually wins over (or least reassures) Randy that he'll do a good job with it.

Well it's a LOT better than the freak show we just saw. Just a guy singing at the piano. It's refreshing.

Paula: Tonight was another impressive lovely performance. I'm feeling that the piano is a bit of a crutch for you. It seperates you from the audience.

Scott: I can move it closer to the audience. (laughs)

Simon: Paula, what do you expect him to do? He's very comfortable behind the piano, nothing wrong with that.

Paula: I just want him to mix it up.

Simon: (to Scott) I don't think you are choosing the best songs yet. I like you a lot. These songs are just going over my head.

Randy: I'm looking for the hot, crazy, unbelievable vocals from you. [Says he's being too nice, too safe] This is a singing competition.

Kara: We want you to up your game a little bit. You bring class and poise to that stage.