Eurovision 2012(Azerbaijan)

Argos · 13-03-2012, 20:38

I can't believe that the Greek selection was just a match between those 4 cackling chicken acts! You would think that the crisis frees creative forces, but it seems that this is the first thing which went down the river.

spyretto · 14-03-2012, 07:14

Forget the Greeks, they're a lost cause.
Turkey sending anything "good" this year?

fanoff · 15-03-2012, 00:05

Quote:

Originally Posted by spyretto

Turkey sending anything "good" this year?

we are sending this. not very suitable with my taste

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sjzHVgJd7t0

spyretto · 19-03-2012, 10:14

LMAO, Ireland are sending Jedward again

The boys can't sing and they're talentless attention-seekers, they'd do anything for airtime... after this and Lena last year I would consider making it as a rule that the same "artists" can't compete in consecutive years...this song is even worse than last year's song. Hopefully when they realise they can't win this one they give up and do something else...give us some breathing space.

Pfff

The Turkish song sounds more like a Serbian song - ahem it's a bit of a mess
still better than Jedward

oh well, anything that you liked so far?

I heard a preview of the songs now, I'd like to listen to the French and Italian songs in full. Anggun, isn't it the same girl who had a world music hit a few years back? Snow on Sahara? The French must be desperate to get some recognition but the big names they've send so far have failed miserably.
The Cyprus song is probably better than the Greek one. Same difference.

Lots of terrible songs from Eastern Europe so far, no originality whatsoever, just like the crap the West has been sending for years. It looks like they're getting tired of Eurovision too.
The problem with that is that the Eastern bloc is sending terrible songs now but they will still vote for them. That will possibly leave us with another terrible song as a winner, unless they find a decent song to unite behind.

spyretto · 19-03-2012, 11:09

Ok, maybe the Turkish song is not my style thiis year either but I like how the Turks are always willing to introduce experimental styles of their music to the Eurovision audience - and they're doing it again this year - something that the Greeks are always unwilling to do, so they send the same song over and over and over.

I think Turkey has approached the ESC with an open mind in recent years hence their success at the contest. Chapeau.

Then again I always think that this contest is something important for music, whereas in fact it's just a circus parade...I'm so deluded.

fanoff · 19-03-2012, 21:55

Sweden is the hot favourite. The song is called Euphoria.

spyretto · 20-03-2012, 14:33

Sweden is always overrated

Is it as good as this classic though

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nZJt6Gv4XPk

where is Verka Serduchka when you need her

fanoff · 20-03-2012, 16:19

Yeah this is the first Swedish entry that I actually like

Argos · 20-03-2012, 17:24

Quote:

Originally Posted by spyretto

...as good as this classic though

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nZJt6Gv4XPk

Alf Poier was the last intellectual who performed at the ESC (probably the first as well). You will likely never see such an entry again. Spoofing the whole spectacle he prepared for a zero-points party at home. To his dismay Europe loved this. In memory of this eco-bio song from 2003...

Some animals have wings,
And others have fins.
Some lie outdoors
And others in tins.

Poetic...

spyretto · 23-03-2012, 23:13

I do appreciate Alf Poier now, though not at the time, i have to admit...I still don't get those Lithuanians though.

spyretto · 24-04-2012, 10:18

I think this year will be better than last year...hopefully. I like a few songs already, Iceland, Sweden and Cyprus to name but a few.

fanoff · 21-05-2012, 18:43

OMG the week we all waited for has come already! It's the first semi final tomorrow. Take your picks who will make it to the final

sakuya · 21-05-2012, 19:56

Nowdays I just watch eurovision because of grams comments

spyretto · 22-05-2012, 19:23

I saw the Cyprus rehearsals and to me it looks like 1.40 on Cyprus to qualify is a safe bet but no-one can be certain when partisan fools are voting.

Who's watching?

Argos · 22-05-2012, 19:44

Among the many violations of human rights committed in Azerbajdzhan there will be a new dimension of cruelty - the Eurovision Song Contest.

Preparing to record...

spyretto · 22-05-2012, 19:48

It's curious though, what would stop the disgusting turd sent by Russia this year from finishing last if it was sent, say, by Austria or Switzerland? nothing in my opinion.

Move it a couple of thousand miles to the East and they're almost favourites to win the whole thing.

Argos · 22-05-2012, 19:53

When it comes to jury voting, maybe they'll not be impressed, but the televoters likely will vote for the most embarrassing songs everywhere. May the worst ones win!

spyretto · 22-05-2012, 19:59

Why so negative, Argos?

I think they're good songs this year, like the UK for example

I'm serious

Argos · 22-05-2012, 20:02

I don't think that the good songs will win, there are too many Jedwards, Buranovo grannies, Trackshittaz and Co.

P.S. Not to forget the Montenegro guy ...

spyretto · 22-05-2012, 20:11

I'd vote for the hapless Montenegro guy to qualify instead of the Jedpunks, I like them that much.

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