Personally, I've always liked Simon Cowell, I've enjoyed how he's always "said it like it is". However, I'm starting to wonder if he's become a parody of himself, and if he's suffering from delusion (like so many applicants for his show). I first started to question his judgement when I found out he was responsible for Curisosity's absolute trashing cover of "Hang on in there baby" by Johnny Bristol, which he then classed as one of his favourite (the cover that is!!!).
I wonder if he suffers from attention deficit. He stated tonight that he thought, on the final evening, that G4 should've won. On performance that evening I totally agree with him performance wise , however is that when his enthusiasm waned. OK, he'd won the show, which is what he wanted, but he also realised he wouldn't sell as many albums, so time to move on. Instead of really taking on the challenge of making something work. In a way he did the same with Michelle McManus, geared the public towards voting for her then left her high and dry. Only Will Young appears to have been strong enough to have stood up to the great one, got his own way and proved Mr Cowell wrong (in that he never thought Will should've won, yet he's probably made him the most money UK wise).
I'm beginning to think he's incapable of working with an artist unless they agree to record covers. It's a fast buck for him and the record company. He should never have let Steve Brookstein release "Dance with My Father" so soon after the original recording which, again in my opinion was a classic and no cover could do it justice.
I'd be interest in your thoughts.
I wonder if he suffers from attention deficit. He stated tonight that he thought, on the final evening, that G4 should've won. On performance that evening I totally agree with him performance wise , however is that when his enthusiasm waned. OK, he'd won the show, which is what he wanted, but he also realised he wouldn't sell as many albums, so time to move on. Instead of really taking on the challenge of making something work. In a way he did the same with Michelle McManus, geared the public towards voting for her then left her high and dry. Only Will Young appears to have been strong enough to have stood up to the great one, got his own way and proved Mr Cowell wrong (in that he never thought Will should've won, yet he's probably made him the most money UK wise).
I'm beginning to think he's incapable of working with an artist unless they agree to record covers. It's a fast buck for him and the record company. He should never have let Steve Brookstein release "Dance with My Father" so soon after the original recording which, again in my opinion was a classic and no cover could do it justice.
I'd be interest in your thoughts.