RainyWoods
Croak-kay
Re: NORWAY 2018
Gosh, that Alexander Rybak song is so shockingly the wrong direction to take that I almost like it. Who would have thought one of the biggest and most beloved Eurovision winners ever would come back with what sounds like an Alcazar album track. It's so (I hate this word) dated and cheesy. I'm wondering if it's an April Fools but we're only in January. I know that "Fairytale" was very much Eurovision cliche to the max, but it was big and bombastic, with an unforgettable hook. "That's How You Write A Song" wouldn't sound out of place at a Las Vegas casino show. Goodness, the song even has a "Miss Kiss Kiss Bang" scat section. It's such a weird comeback. I'm wondering how far name power will get the song. When I saw Rybak was back I assumed that his participation in Lisbon was a done deal, but boy, even with this song choice!? I'm super curious now.
On a positive note, I like it actually a lot more than "Fairytale". In fact, I think I secretly am quite enjoying this ridiculous comeback songxwhistle
Gosh, that Alexander Rybak song is so shockingly the wrong direction to take that I almost like it. Who would have thought one of the biggest and most beloved Eurovision winners ever would come back with what sounds like an Alcazar album track. It's so (I hate this word) dated and cheesy. I'm wondering if it's an April Fools but we're only in January. I know that "Fairytale" was very much Eurovision cliche to the max, but it was big and bombastic, with an unforgettable hook. "That's How You Write A Song" wouldn't sound out of place at a Las Vegas casino show. Goodness, the song even has a "Miss Kiss Kiss Bang" scat section. It's such a weird comeback. I'm wondering how far name power will get the song. When I saw Rybak was back I assumed that his participation in Lisbon was a done deal, but boy, even with this song choice!? I'm super curious now.
On a positive note, I like it actually a lot more than "Fairytale". In fact, I think I secretly am quite enjoying this ridiculous comeback songxwhistle