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The Highway Men
occy
15-05-2011
I think the Highway men with drums were brillant. It's a shame the 4th judge has to call them back. The trolleys were crap and didn't deserve it.
zx50
15-05-2011
I didn't care for them. Their drumming rhythm seemed to be all over the place. I thought they were going to create some sort of tune/rhythm with their sticks but they didn't. I knew they'd get through because a) they were soldiers who'd served abroad and because of this, the audience already decided they were worthy of getting through and b) the producers probably wanted them because they were soldiers anyway. The below link is what drumming SHOULD sound like. Move the slider to 1:20.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yYECPiCIVdY
occy
15-05-2011
If there is something different in the routine then they will be good.
Vast_Girth
15-05-2011
The whole come back bit was so blatantly set up. Its just like the whole "do you have any other songs" bit.

Still they were good and i was glad they got through.
odie30
16-05-2011
i think they had a cheek to say no when youconsiderthe rubbish they did put through ie the arnie act and the shopping trolley pushers
welwynrose
16-05-2011
Well they aren't going any further so no need for anyone to get too stressed about it
cooperone
16-05-2011
Originally Posted by Vast_Girth:
“The whole come back bit was so blatantly set up. Its just like the whole "do you have any other songs" bit.

Still they were good and i was glad they got through.”

Just what I was going to say
bramill
16-05-2011
Does anyone know what the song is that starts at 6 minutes

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UPV_9p_Osxk
cunningham1471
16-05-2011
Originally Posted by zx50:
“I didn't care for them. Their drumming rhythm seemed to be all over the place. I thought they were going to create some sort of tune/rhythm with their sticks but they didn't. I knew they'd get through because a) they were soldiers who'd served abroad and because of this, the audience already decided they were worthy of getting through and b) the producers probably wanted them because they were soldiers anyway. The below link is what drumming SHOULD sound like. Move the slider to 1:20.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yYECPiCIVdY”

Spot on.
Take that away and they were an average act that wouldn't have got through.
Ataraxia
16-05-2011
Originally Posted by bramill:
“Does anyone know what the song is that starts at 6 minutes

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UPV_9p_Osxk”

The Temper Trap - Sweet Disposition
Slimtony
16-05-2011
As previously stated. Totally set up. I suppose if they had a better standard of acts they wouldn't need to resort to this. .
ScottishWoody
16-05-2011
I was part of that audience, I kind of agreed with Michael and Amanda, there were points when I was getting bored (the actual set was at least twice as long as that) but then they introduced a new factor and it got interesting again.

Still, they were brilliant and I would have said yes (well, as the 4th judge, I did )
valkay
17-05-2011
Yes it was obviously set up, and the judges comments were all scripted for them beforehand under instructions from Simon.
zx50
17-05-2011
Originally Posted by valkay:
“Yes it was obviously set up, and the judges comments were all scripted for them beforehand under instructions from Simon.”

How about instructions from the producers over here? Simon might very well have given the producers over here (through a phone call before the show started airing) instructions on what to do in certain situations. I can't believe that you don't think that was a set up.
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