Joss Stone
I was just watching a Joss Stone show. As much as I wanted to like the music, I really didn't.
It had an antiseptic quality to it, like someone feigning soulfulness, that annoyed me. That, and she has a terribly narrow vocal ability, had me reaching for the remote.
Her band, however, was great. Particularly the bass player, Pete Iannacone. Excellent.
It had an antiseptic quality to it, like someone feigning soulfulness, that annoyed me. That, and she has a terribly narrow vocal ability, had me reaching for the remote.
Her band, however, was great. Particularly the bass player, Pete Iannacone. Excellent.
posted by Eric Hancock at
9:38 PM
3 Comments:
you are rediculous and have no idea what a good "vocal range" is!
bless
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Anonymous, at 6:07 PM
"Rediculous?" I've been called "ridiculous," but never "rediculous."
Your limited command of English aside, if you look at what I posted, you'll see that I said "narrow vocal ability" not "vocal range."
Given that you posted as an anonymous coward, I can only imagine that your ability to appreciate music is at about the same level as your language skills, that is, about the 5th grade.
And "bless" back at you, whatever that means.
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Eric Hancock, at 9:17 PM
She makes every track sound the same.When u first hear her,u think wow,but a couple of tracks later u find her quite whiney.
She also seems to forget women are in the audience,and tht its women who buy her music,cos Stone's shows are all about her wanting the guys to look at her.
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Anonymous, at 1:06 AM
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