| Our man in Eurovisionia ( @ 2003-05-21 12:52:00 |
Round we go again...
Second rehearsal time - Arrived a little late for Iceland, so only saw a couple of runthroughs. She's still looking good and confident, but possibly due to my now jaded eye she was maybe not as strong as on Monday? Not sure whether it's me or her.
Alf Poier, on the other hand, is getting into his stride. He's singing like a dream (specifically the sort of dream you have if you eat a quatro formaggi pizza just before bedtime), he's slightly toned down his stage act but without lossing the essence of it (no more crotch holding), and the thing's starting to get some momentum.
Mickey Joe - still not great from what I saw, although he's looking a bit more confident. In fairness, I only saw two runthroughs and with one he was clearly having technical problems with his earpiece - it might well have improved subsequently.
I left early because I needed to see Alf Poier's press conference. The man is a miracle of modern science, honestly. He concluded by leading us all outside for a "demonstration of energy", which consisted of running over a row of seven eggs without breaking any of them.
"Oh. It didn't work."
Vote for Alf. For me!
I'll miss Sertab's second rehearsal, unfortunately, but I needed that press conference!
Second rehearsal time - Arrived a little late for Iceland, so only saw a couple of runthroughs. She's still looking good and confident, but possibly due to my now jaded eye she was maybe not as strong as on Monday? Not sure whether it's me or her.
Alf Poier, on the other hand, is getting into his stride. He's singing like a dream (specifically the sort of dream you have if you eat a quatro formaggi pizza just before bedtime), he's slightly toned down his stage act but without lossing the essence of it (no more crotch holding), and the thing's starting to get some momentum.
Mickey Joe - still not great from what I saw, although he's looking a bit more confident. In fairness, I only saw two runthroughs and with one he was clearly having technical problems with his earpiece - it might well have improved subsequently.
I left early because I needed to see Alf Poier's press conference. The man is a miracle of modern science, honestly. He concluded by leading us all outside for a "demonstration of energy", which consisted of running over a row of seven eggs without breaking any of them.
"Oh. It didn't work."
Vote for Alf. For me!
I'll miss Sertab's second rehearsal, unfortunately, but I needed that press conference!