• Home
  • 14 Days of Love Authors and Books
  • 14 Days of Love Rules

Amie Stuart ~ On the Back Porch


← Checking In
There’s Oil Where? →

American What?

04.30.2008 by Amie in Entertain Me

It was Neil Diamond night on AI last night. Overall, I was not thrilled. It’s below the cut for Amanda in the UK :)

Yes, I wrote last night….I’m also doing page proofs for MUS and some heavy WIP thinking. I started a scene for Screwed that feels like it’s in the wrong place. It’s toward the end but I’m thinking it’s more important than that–the heroine finds out the hero violated her trust and invaded her privacy. It means doing a lot of tweaking I don’t have time for but I seriously think it needs moving.

1 Jason “Forever in Blue Jeans” you rushed it at first but it smoothed out. It wasn’t bad but it wasn’t great. I thought it was a good fit for you actually I just wish you’d put more into it.

“September Morn” — I agree w/Paula loo lala (who gave us the biggest WTF moment of the night) you need to push yourself but I’m not sure you’re going to get the chance. This might be your week to go home.

I think you’re ready too. I think you’re tired.

2. David Cook “I’m Alive” and “All I Need Is You” –I thought both songs were good choices for you and sounded like something I could totally hear on the radio now. The judges agreed with me :)

3. Brooke White “I’m a Believer” — WTF? HOLY HELL! What were you thinking? It’s not the Monkeys reunited, it’s American Idol. You SO blew it on that one. It’s not about you having a good time, or even YOU liking the song, it’s about performance and song choice–what songs are going to get folks to vote for you? Sorry. Bad arrangement, bad song choice.
“I Am I Said” –You totally redeemed yourself with this one. I hope you go back and watch the tapes and see the difference.

4. David A “Sweet Caroline” — This song is way too old for you. Poor arrangement, horrible song choice, and very dated. Randy declaired it “THE BOMB” I think Randy was smoking crack during the commercial breaks.

Simon said it was amateur and I agree.

“America” I agree w/Simon on this one. Smart song choice. It’ll keep you in the running a second week but my thought was, “Whatever.” You’ve already lost me dude.

5. Syesha “Hello Again” - Solid if not original. I don’t remember what the judges said.

“Thank The Lord For The Nighttime” — Randy liked it….Simon said she was a good actress/singer reinforcing her place is probably on Broadway.

Overall, I could care less. I’m seriously beginning to wonder why I watched. I think we need to declare David Cook the winner and call it a night/season.

Donna Kauffman’s recap. Karin T’s Recap. And Shannon Stacey’s recap.

  • Share/Save/Bookmark

If you enjoyed this post, make sure you subscribe to my RSS feed!

4 Responses to “ American What? ”

  1. # 1 AmandaNo Gravatar Says:
    April 30th, 2008 at 11:36 am

    I’m home, Amie. So, don’t worry about spoiling anything for me. :)

  2. # 2 AmieNo Gravatar Says:
    April 30th, 2008 at 11:38 am

    Ooooooo welcome home!

  3. # 3 Marissa ScottNo Gravatar Says:
    April 30th, 2008 at 2:11 pm

    It was just as I expected it to be… a total freaking snoozefest. Bah. If they have to have “celebs” on there, they need to find some that aren’t so OLD and who have songs that even the best Idol can’t make modern. Seriously. blech.

  4. # 4 AmieNo Gravatar Says:
    April 30th, 2008 at 2:13 pm

    >>they need to find some that aren’t so OLD

    AGREED!!

  • Tags Clouds

    14 Days of Love 2008 Books 2009 books accountability American Idle american idol aphrodisia Behind the Book books Candace Havens Carrie Vaughn characterization Christmas Cobblestone Press contest Contests cooking editing Entertain Me In the Kitchen Ironside Kelley Armstrong kitty and the midnight hour LBLI life Lost Mad Mommy Dearest Make U Sweat Manuscript Mavens Margie Lawson Meme nailed Naughty and Spice reading RITA Ropers Rule sasha white Screwed Slim Camp Southern Fried Chicas sven sybil The Boob Tube Thursday Thirteen Writing
    JUNE GOAL-O-METER


  •  

    April 2008
    M T W T F S S
    « Mar   May »
     123456
    78910111213
    14151617181920
    21222324252627
    282930  
  • Archives

    • 2009
      • January (11)
      • February (22)
      • March (5)
      • April (12)
      • May (8)
      • June (9)
      • July (2)
    • 2008
      • January (19)
      • February (24)
      • March (22)
      • April (14)
      • May (19)
      • June (12)
      • July (10)
      • August (12)
      • September (11)
      • October (9)
      • November (4)
      • December (8)
    • 2007
      • January (13)
      • February (12)
      • March (19)
      • April (21)
      • May (14)
      • June (10)
      • July (10)
      • August (6)
      • September (12)
      • October (7)
      • November (5)
      • December (9)
    • 2006
      • January (5)
      • February (3)
      • March (15)
      • April (17)
      • May (15)
      • June (13)
      • July (14)
      • August (12)
      • September (13)
      • October (11)
      • November (11)
      • December (14)
    • 2005
      • January (57)
      • February (40)
      • March (13)
      • April (14)
      • May (7)
      • June (23)
      • July (39)
      • August (37)
      • September (30)
      • October (30)
      • November (25)
      • December (21)
    • 2004
      • June (10)
      • July (29)
      • August (41)
      • September (32)
      • October (34)
      • November (35)
      • December (52)
  • HIttin It
    Hittin' It
    On Sale 3/2009
  • Make U Sweat
    Make U Sweat
    Now Available
  • Nailed
    Nailed
    Now Available
  • Ropers Rule
    Ropers Rule
    Now Available
  • Hands On
    Hands On
    Now Available
  • BUILT
    Built
    Now Available
  • Once in a Blue Moon
    Once in a Blue Moon
    Now Available
  • Dancehall Diaries: Lynette
    Dancehall Diaries: Lynette
  • Sex On Holiday
    Sex on Holiday
  • Meta

    my 'read' shelf:
     my read shelf
    • Log in
    • Valid XHTML
    • XFN
    • WordPress

  • About

    You AvatarLorem Ipsum is simply dummy text of the printing and typesetting industry. Lorem Ipsum has been the industry's standard dummy text ever since the 1500s, when an unknown printer took a galley of type and scrambled.

    There are 1,083 Posts and 6,034 Comments.


  • Recent Post

    • Various and Sundry
    • LBLI Workshop Question
    • This Just In: Marvin Gaye Is Dead
    • Randomness
    • Oops
    • June Writing Challenge Check In
    • Mind the Squirrel Now
    • Sunday Snippet
    • Mid-Week (Day 10 of 30) Check In
    • Fiscal Responsibility


Amie Stuart ~ On the Back Porch © 2005 - 2009 All Rights Reserved. Using WordPress 2.7.1.
Valid CSS and XHTML 33 queries. 0.268 seconds.

Entries (RSS) and Comments (RSS)
MyApril Reloaded 1.3 made by Nurudin Jauhari


web tracker