This is the place where I will put thoughts and ideas in the hope that you will comment and guide me forward. Thanks, in advance, for your help in this.
I know this is late and I know you will know the outcome but I don't watch what most people would call 'normal television' and so I missed this until a friend pointed it out to me ... and now I can't stop watching it.
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posted by Doug @ 20:36
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I had to look up the outcome - so maybe I'm not normal either! Sorry, don't watch normal tv either.
I think this clip also says something about popular culture. My first reaction when I saw the audience response was to wonder whether I was watching a clip from US TV, I'm sure UK audiences weren't so vocal when I saw these things as a child.
I also found myself wondering what the impact would have been if the singer had chosen something not popularised by the media.
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The number 1 album this week:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio1/chart/albums.shtml
Love watching this too …not only for the singing but for the ‘sense of audience’… he really communicated with that particular audience and they responded with their appreciation .
BTW ..A friend has just told me that he tried first on the X factor but was not successful .. a different audience
What do we do then to get this sort of responsive reaction in our audiences????
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