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Jahmene hits all of the notes.
Literally ALL of the notes. Every one of them. In every performance. Has there ever been a more prolific oversinger on X Factor.
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Literally ALL of the notes. .
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Literally ALL of the notes. Every one of them. In every performance. Has there ever been a more prolific oversinger on X Factor.
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I thought there were some bum notes and some flat notes in his performance.
It was a great performance but not note perfect for me. |
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Errr no he didn't.
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not hit. POUNDS them to pulp!
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He still needs work. Needs to be more disciplined but could be great.
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I have to cover my ears when he gets it wrong.
When he gets the song in tune, he's very very good. But he's nothing like consistent. When he's overexcited, he loses control of his voice and anything can happen. Sometimes that extemporaneous singing pays off, but tonight, no way. Most of tonight's performance was all over the place. Let's just say, if he sung it again, it would hit a completely different collection of notes. |
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I have to cover my ears when he gets it wrong.
When he gets the song in tune, he's very very good. But he's nothing like consistent. When he's overexcited, he loses control of his voice and anything can happen. Sometimes that extemporaneous singing pays off, but tonight, no way. Most of tonight's performance was all over the place. Let's just say, if he sung it again, it would hit a completely different collection of notes. |
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Literally ALL of the notes. Every one of them. In every performance. Has there ever been a more prolific oversinger on X Factor.
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why use 1 note when you can squeeze in 36
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I sometimes wonder if the judges write down what they are going to say about a performance the night before, and stick to that no matter what.
How they could heap praise on that performance is beyond me. How can they not hear all the out of tune notes and out of control singing? It's getting ridiculous now. Yes, he could be great, but he certainly isn't yet by a long, long way. |
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The judges comments are getting on my nerves now, they couldn't be more positive about him but I don't enjoy his performances at all! Too many notes and his voice sounds screechy in places.
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Literally ALL of the notes. Every one of them. In every performance. Has there ever been a more prolific oversinger on X Factor.
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he doesn't hit the wrong notes. it's called harmony. he's a big gospel fan and it shows. he can sing the tune straight...and he can sing around the tune in a harmony of the main tune and then tie it all back together again. it's actually a technique. obviously unfamiliar to many DS posters
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he doesn't hit the wrong notes. it's called harmony. he's a big gospel fan and it shows. he can sing the tune straight...and he can sing around the tune in a harmony of the main tune and then tie it all back together again. it's actually a technique. obviously unfamiliar to many DS posters
That'll be because we're music lovers.
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he would sound so much better if he stuck to the melody and stopped all that ear -piercing screechiness!
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he doesn't hit the wrong notes. it's called harmony. he's a big gospel fan and it shows. he can sing the tune straight...and he can sing around the tune in a harmony of the main tune and then tie it all back together again. it's actually a technique. obviously unfamiliar to many DS posters
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Some of his notes were off key...simples. He tried very hard though.
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Even Christina Aguilera doesn't do that much oversinging.
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I sometimes wonder if the judges write down what they are going to say about a performance the night before, and stick to that no matter what.
How they could heap praise on that performance is beyond me. How can they not hear all the out of tune notes and out of control singing? It's getting ridiculous now. Yes, he could be great, but he certainly isn't yet by a long, long way. He was by a country mile the best tonight - and most other nights too. Ella puts far, far more embellishments to the melody but that's ENTIRELY ignored on here. I think Jahmene is a very exciting young singer. He also seems like a sweet guy. |
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Jahmene hits all of the notes.
But not necessarily in the right order.
I find his vocal gymnastics rarther boring:yawn: |
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he doesn't hit the wrong notes. it's called harmony. he's a big gospel fan and it shows. he can sing the tune straight...and he can sing around the tune in a harmony of the main tune and then tie it all back together again. it's actually a technique. obviously unfamiliar to many DS posters
there is nothing harmonious about it its just oversinging with excessive riffs, runs and falsettos |
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He also hits notes from other songs than the one he's singing.
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