Having been heavily drugged since 9am this morning I am slowly regaining my faculties. I have transcribed my notes from Vocal Rush, Home Free, Voice Play and am in progress on SCR from last night.<\/p>\n
Fortunately, tonight is a short episode with only 4 groups (I am assuming) So I should be able to get caught up by the end of tomorrow. Such is what happens when you slam 7-8 episodes into a two week period.<\/p>\n
I’m curious what might make the reviews better. More detail, more background, more comparisons, or just leave it like it is.<\/p>\n
Drop you opinions, we’ll go from there.<\/p>\n
In the meantime I plan to stop funding air so fascinating by 8pm to take notes again.<\/p>\n
Here’s the pre-review<\/p>\n
In Your Eyes – Intro Production number<\/p>\n
It’s really hard to mess up this 80s classic. I expect it to be full of love and tears.<\/p>\n
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Ten – Chain of Fools<\/p>\n
Ten last episode took a step towards what they an do. This will assure us if they are on the path. A good choice for their style.<\/p>\n
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acoUstiKats – Amazed<\/p>\n
This group has two speeds. Frat choir and new evolution in Acadameia a cappella. \u00a0Let’s hope that yesterday’s USO reminded them we’d like more of the latter.<\/p>\n
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SCR – Forget You<\/p>\n
I am especially surprised when they take modern music and attach it to their style. This could be a strong entry for them. Or likewise may show us that they are a one niche wonder.<\/p>\n
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The Filharmonic – One More Night<\/p>\n
I’m going to assume Maroon 5 and not Phil Collins here. Once again, Filharmonic deep in the heart of their style. It was made clear that Stockman is watching for missing notes; so now they have got to get the technical as tight as the performance.<\/p>\n
Thanks for keeping up. See you soon<\/p>\n