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« "American Idol" - Men Week 3 | Main | The Top 12 are here »

American Idol - Women Week 3

It's amazing how much better the women are than the men. I could easily see men getting knocked out consistently the first few weeks.

It's amazing how much the song choice can be completely boring. It's beginning to appear that anyone can sing the average R&B song. The contestants need to show some personality, originality and spark.

Each week, I'm also amazed at how much I agree with Simon Cowell - from Antonella being surrounded by better singers to not knowing Haley Scarnato's name.

On to the comments:

Jordin Sparks - She gave solid vocals on the upbeat rock song. I'm still bored from all the song choices from the 80s and earlier, but then again, I guess that goes to show how weak today's musical landscape is. It was a good start to the show.

Sabrina Sloan - Just another R&B song that doens't stand out. It was a little pitchy, but a good performance. Nothing fantastic.

Antonella Barba - Her looks and controversial pictures are getting her farther in the competition than her singing is. She hit some sour notes. While she gets a little better each week, it's still not great.

Haley Scarnato - I wasn't familiar with or crazy about the song. It was a little too Broadway/cruise ship/Disney. She doesn't stand out. Like Simon, I couldn't even remember her name when she first got on stage.

Stephanie Edwards - Actually, I couldn't remember hers either. Again, it was just another solid R&B performance that didn't stand out.

LaKisha Jones - Too much vibrato for me. I'm still not on the LaKisha bandwagon. To me, like Jennifer Hudson, it's a lot of oversinging and screaming.

Gina Glockson - Great song choice with Evanescence. A little screaming at times, but she brought edge and style, as well as originality and a modern song. Her personality shines through and is helping her out.

Melinda Doolittle - For the first time, I thought she sang really well. The other weeks, it was boring to me. I liked the old-school vibe to the song. It was the first time I thought she was above average.

Bottom three: Antonella, Haley, Stephanie

Posted by jeffhahnedisabled at March 8, 2007 9:53 AM

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