EUROVISION SONG CONTEST 2013: Semifinal 1 - VOTE IN THE POLL!
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Synergise
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Moldova for me has put in the best performance so far tonight.
cassio
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Ahhh finaly a song i understand..... I made tea for my self.... a classic
Musicosity
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I wonder when they'll invite an Australian guest for the voting break act.so australia will join eurovision in 2014
Margerita86
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Cyprus : She sings well but the song is dull.
Musicosity
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Despina does a great job, but I'm afraid she probably won't make it to the final anyway. :?
cassio
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Cypress She sings very well, but will she qualify??
SilentDawn
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She's offkey as well x.x
FallenAngelII
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They allow split-screen now?
Austria: Mediocre song, good voice, horrible outfit, "meh" stage show (which is to say none). Possible qualifier. Reserving judgment.
Estonia: Like Austria, only with better clothes and at least an attempt at a stage show. Feel good. Will probably qualify.
Slovenia: Tonight's first song with an actual stage show. Pretty good one, too. Competent vocals, OK song, good stage show. Bonus points for the Swedish. *QUALIFIER*
Croatia: They've kept the worst part of their performance in the national final: Mostly singing to each other and looking into the crowd instead of trying to connect to the TV audience. This will cost them. It's all very wholesome, beautiful and melodic, but also very detached. I don't think they'll qualify as of right now.
Denmark: She smiles too much when singing a song that's pretty depressing. Overall, very competent. I still don't want it to win. But it'll do very, very well. *QUALIFIER*
Russia: A pretty powerful performance, even if I still hate the song. The gimmick with the bracelets was nice. *QUALIFIER*
Ukraine: Too many sweeping shots. Way too many. Good performance, but underwhelming. I think they've shot themselves in the foot with the stage show. I won't win, which is a shame. *QUALIFIER*
Netherlands: Good voice (duh), pretty good song, but too much of a high-brow feel over it all. She doesn't keep her eyes open or try to engage the TV audience. The song is also a bit too "real music" for Eurovision. Her chances of qualifying are a bit shaky. *QUALIFIER (maybe)*
Montenegro: From high-brow to low-brow. Please, Eurovision Goddesses, don't allow this entry to qualify. The girl is great, though, even if her singing voice is pretty whiny. SVT's feed randomly started lagging a lot during their performance and I'm not even mad.
Lithuania: SVT's feed randomly stopped working right as the song started, so I can only go by what I know of him and the song prior to this. Won't qualify. Quaint, but not memorable.
Belarus: As the only Latino-Turkish/Greek-pop-etno-mixture in this year's contest, this will probably pick up all of the votes Turkey or Greece usually gets. Also one of the few songs this semi with a proper stage show. *QUALIFIER*
Moldova: The dress is mesmerizing, and so are her background dancers. The song itself is too high-brow ballady for me. The big hair is back. Too little focus on Pasha. *QUALIFIER*
Ireland: What's with the constant sweeping zoomed-out shots?! Why bother with shirtless dancers and a choreography focusing on said shirtless dancers if you're not going to show them that often? The Celtic stuff was weird. *QUALIFIER*
Cyprus: An artist is far superior to her song. A great example of what a great artist can do to a mediocre song. One of this year's few "A single person alone on stage" entries. *QUALIFIER* (possibly)
Austria: Mediocre song, good voice, horrible outfit, "meh" stage show (which is to say none). Possible qualifier. Reserving judgment.
Estonia: Like Austria, only with better clothes and at least an attempt at a stage show. Feel good. Will probably qualify.
Slovenia: Tonight's first song with an actual stage show. Pretty good one, too. Competent vocals, OK song, good stage show. Bonus points for the Swedish. *QUALIFIER*
Croatia: They've kept the worst part of their performance in the national final: Mostly singing to each other and looking into the crowd instead of trying to connect to the TV audience. This will cost them. It's all very wholesome, beautiful and melodic, but also very detached. I don't think they'll qualify as of right now.
Denmark: She smiles too much when singing a song that's pretty depressing. Overall, very competent. I still don't want it to win. But it'll do very, very well. *QUALIFIER*
Russia: A pretty powerful performance, even if I still hate the song. The gimmick with the bracelets was nice. *QUALIFIER*
Ukraine: Too many sweeping shots. Way too many. Good performance, but underwhelming. I think they've shot themselves in the foot with the stage show. I won't win, which is a shame. *QUALIFIER*
Netherlands: Good voice (duh), pretty good song, but too much of a high-brow feel over it all. She doesn't keep her eyes open or try to engage the TV audience. The song is also a bit too "real music" for Eurovision. Her chances of qualifying are a bit shaky. *QUALIFIER (maybe)*
Montenegro: From high-brow to low-brow. Please, Eurovision Goddesses, don't allow this entry to qualify. The girl is great, though, even if her singing voice is pretty whiny. SVT's feed randomly started lagging a lot during their performance and I'm not even mad.
Lithuania: SVT's feed randomly stopped working right as the song started, so I can only go by what I know of him and the song prior to this. Won't qualify. Quaint, but not memorable.
Belarus: As the only Latino-Turkish/Greek-pop-etno-mixture in this year's contest, this will probably pick up all of the votes Turkey or Greece usually gets. Also one of the few songs this semi with a proper stage show. *QUALIFIER*
Moldova: The dress is mesmerizing, and so are her background dancers. The song itself is too high-brow ballady for me. The big hair is back. Too little focus on Pasha. *QUALIFIER*
Ireland: What's with the constant sweeping zoomed-out shots?! Why bother with shirtless dancers and a choreography focusing on said shirtless dancers if you're not going to show them that often? The Celtic stuff was weird. *QUALIFIER*
Cyprus: An artist is far superior to her song. A great example of what a great artist can do to a mediocre song. One of this year's few "A single person alone on stage" entries. *QUALIFIER* (possibly)
Margerita86
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The stage is looking really good on tv, no idea if it looks as good live.
cassio
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After yesterday hope all well for belgium
BOOOM
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Hah.. well they are welcome to be a voting nationso australia will join eurovision in 2014