Thank you. I was thinking a more apt comparison would be Gigli. They both look kind of alike. I think if they didn’t have the taped orchestration, the voice would be better isolated and these shortcomings would be more evident.
You know you’re hanging with the wrong crowd when the audience is overwhelmed by the likes of Andrea Bocelli.
For 40 years, my father and I have argued over who had the better voice, Caruso or Bjoerling. I was a Bjoerling fan but my father always said I was swayed by the better recording techniques that Bjoerling enjoyed...
Here's what everyone is buzzing about. When he said he was going to sing opera, everyone from the judges to me watching groaned believing the performance would be horrendous. Then he opened his mouth and sang and it was wonderful.
My favorite part was watching the judges faces as they turn from disdain to surprise. My second favorte part was Paul Potts' tremendous joy.
And then comes the Freepers, who, in all their expertise, cannot wait to point out the obvious to the rest of us musically challenged Freepers. (Not quite as wise or we would not be gushing so) Good going there, Sherlock. Where would we be without you?
Gigli? Why the comparison to a crap film by a crap actor who has zero political sense? :)