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Topic History of: X Factor Week Two
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Author	Message
Dominic Dee	I liked Eoghan but I wish he'd chosen a different song. For Clapton this was a song with personal meaning. For everyone else it's just that dull song which everybody tries to sing. The guy with the sob story actually had a good voice, but I'd be almost tempted to reject people who came on with such a story, especially when they ask us not to feel sorry for them. Just do the audition! Last year I quite enjoyed the early stages because of the awful "Gong Show" content, but this year the novelty is wearing off much faster.
mickeyone	I have to say that I'm still addicted, contrived as it may be. There was a young Irish kid on last night named Eoghan and his rendition of Clapton's 'Tears in Heaven' was just great - it started the goosebumps ! It only needs one moment like that to make the show worthwhile.
Angel	A sob story is essential to get to the next round. Zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz.
JK2006	and I have to say the nausea kicked in - a week earlier than usual - and I went into a deep sleep half way through (in the middle of the obligatory "Let's send Louis up" section). Boring, predictable, superficial crap. I loved it when it started X years ago.