This is the UK Eurovision entry this year. This is also the person that will sing it. It is called "That sound's good to you"?

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It is written by Pete Waterman, from my home town. In the past Pete wrote the RickRoll song.

What do you think guys? Are you Ruskies quaking in your boots about your chances?

Cliff

It reminded me a daycare song. Awful! A song and dancing as well, but let's see what judges say. Their opinion is usually doesn't go together with the public one.

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I don't like the song. If I didn't know it's going to compete in Eurovision, would hardly notice it among others. Though it's much better than our last year song "Mammo". I liked the Britain song of the last year "It's my day". It was brilliant. So was the performer. Beautiful girl with a nice voice. It's a pity she failed to do her best at that competition.

It's the bane for Brits. They can never opt for the best contestant. And yet they are incapable of finding the balance between the crooner, the music and the performance itself. Jade who sang for Britain last year has a set of pipes. Her heart-wrenching ballad 'my time' was a forerunner for the first prize. But she overdid it no end, screaming like mad. Josh's song is easy on the ear, but still he doesn't give it his personal touch, flair. And it makes the song sound like a bog-standard Euro pop song. He's got a slim chance of scooping the first prize unlike Russian singer--Piotr Nalitch--the up-and-coming performer who can get the show on the road alright. His broken English coupled with his verve would do the trick!
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Are you a Brit yourself?
I agree with you on the russian song. I've heard it for the first time. It's not bad in comparisen with other russian trash. One of a kind at least.

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Nope, I'm Russian to the backbone. I'll keep my fingers crossed for Piotr as he seems to be a genuine breath of fresh air in the realm of singing underwear. It's about time Russia picked out the guy who doesn't follow the crowd. So let's root for him.

Wow, between the two of them it's no context. The Brit made me want to throw up. If it hadn't been for the moving girls (can hardly call that dancing), it would have been more exciting watching paint dry.

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go-go girls make up for bad music. It's common practice nowadays--shaking boobies can overshadow the outright fluff (but the dance sucks). And the rakish mouths printed on their tops seem to be an allusion to Andy Warhol's oeuvres (not sure, actually).

That's what I call "dancing" ;)

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(I can't believe that Neil's voice didn't change a bit after all these years. Wow.)