by Foedhrass » Fri Jun 04, 2010 3:23 pm
Well, I think she deserved to win, and I don't say that because I'm from Germany; in fact I almost never like the german songs on ESC; this time's different. Of course many contestants had better voices than Lena, but most of the songs this year were just *boring*... there was nothing new, I was like "okay, nice voice, but I heard this kind of song round about 1000 times before". That's why I liked the russian one too, though I wouldn't have wanted it to win, because it was too little rousing for a first place.
Lena might not have the best voice (though she CAN sing, for example
Mr. Curiosity), but she's authentic and unique. And she sings catchy songs (I didn't like Satellite the first time I heared it but the more often I heared it the more I liked it ;))
But of course one cannot argue about taste ;)
My favourites, apart from Lena, were Spain, Greece and Russia.
Hated the song from France (sorry, I can only stand something like this with a blood alcohol concentration of 0.20 per cent and I NEVER drink! So that's problematic

) and the one from Britain (sorry again, but I had to hold my ears... contrary to "Satellite" this song wasn't supposed to be sung dissonantly... I guess

)
But that's just my opinion

Well, I think she deserved to win, and I don't say that because I'm from Germany; in fact I almost never like the german songs on ESC; this time's different. Of course many contestants had better voices than Lena, but most of the songs this year were just *boring*... there was nothing new, I was like "okay, nice voice, but I heard this kind of song round about 1000 times before". That's why I liked the russian one too, though I wouldn't have wanted it to win, because it was too little rousing for a first place.
Lena might not have the best voice (though she CAN sing, for example [url=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=czOfThncZeE][b]Mr. Curiosity[/b][/url]), but she's authentic and unique. And she sings catchy songs (I didn't like Satellite the first time I heared it but the more often I heared it the more I liked it ;))
But of course one cannot argue about taste ;)
My favourites, apart from Lena, were Spain, Greece and Russia.
Hated the song from France (sorry, I can only stand something like this with a blood alcohol concentration of 0.20 per cent and I NEVER drink! So that's problematic :lol: ) and the one from Britain (sorry again, but I had to hold my ears... contrary to "Satellite" this song wasn't supposed to be sung dissonantly... I guess :lol: )
But that's just my opinion ;-)