Live the Dream = Full of shit !

Ok check this out people... if the producers knew that this week was a NON-ELIMINATION round... then why the hell were they opening the lines to Voting ??? MONEY MAKING SCAMP RITE...which means the ppl who voted , voted for nothing and the producers knew that way b4 hand but still allowed it to happen.
 
don't watch the show lah.

no matter who wins on the show, nothing will happen. nobody will endorse. why? easy come, easy go. without hard work there can be no dividend. there is no substance in the show that i think the producers intentionally make it crappy so that people will watch just to whack the show. this is just a half-assed variation of singapore idol (which itself has disappeared??) and the producers are just trying to make a new kink to cash in. the intention was never to develop talent which explains the lack of continuity.

sad to say the english language music industry will never happen in singapore. other languages only make it because they have the option to venture OUT of singapore.
 
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aiyo KILL THE TV!!!LOLactually i simpathize with cats in the cradle sure enough their genre is a tad boring for commercial tastes bt hey man thier musicis relaxing and well ppl can enjoy it so to get the same bloody comments week per week its jus repetitive...and i think dick is a ltllte childish osos la asking them to repeat wad he jus said..i mena cmon its up to them to listen.thier choice..and i think ken is an egoholic...seeking attenti0on by being critical
 
Why always vote to keep em' in the competition???
for a change, why not vote to kick em' ass OUT of the competition???
 
Dat voting 2 Kick pple out was actually implemented for a Local Malay talent show on Suria few yrs back. N it was only implemented for 1 episode as the audience voted out a gal who literally described herself as a Hot Chick wif talent on TV. LOL But da gal can sing thou. It was very obvoius audience gang up against her as she got 70+% of the votes to kick her out.
 
thats a good idea, then all the bands would have to come out with dont vote for me actions when their voting number appear on the tv screen
 
then during voting results day, make all the bands sit suspended over a pool of water... then the losing band gets dunked. lagi best. like those japan variety show
 
story goes like this , to host singapore idol , we have to pay simon cowell and his cronies royalties , which comes up to a big amount , so we created our own . besides being a total flop , media corp makes money out of suckers who vote , and that again comes up to quite a hefty sum , im not sure why ken lim has such a dull face , smile cause you making one hell of a pay check bro , and you wife works in a bank hahaha sweeter . now now heres the part i really am disgusted with , we have one taufik , alright , we have one hady , okay getting annoying , can we have something new , fresh blood , not usher wannabes up there making my beloved country look talentless , how bout boycott the show , dont vote and go for more gigs , buy local bands cds and throw huge ass mtv style parties here in conservative singapore . that'll be fun
 
thank you zax!!!!!

Instead of wasting our time with bloody competition these clowns should make an effort to develop the talent that we already have and start supporting the local scene, elevating local music and the status of local musicians...

bloody capitalists...

We rant and rave about white boys across the globe when our own asian boys are making music that could probably own some of these guys... Pfffft.....
 
Local Television Productions

On a sidenote, who agrees that 'live' programmes on Singapore television always look cheap?

As compared to US television, like American Idol. Don't compare to Japanese productions like Music Station lah - all the episodes I've watched, the stage setting and all make the programme look like it's a Christmas special or something. So fantastically lavish!

Personally, I've always felt like - why the glaring light? Mediacorp's stage lightings is like configured as such because most Singaporeans have night blindness like that. I wonder why they have to bathe the whole stage with white light rather than using some clever lighting that induces the appropriate moods to go along with the mood of the songs being performed.

Is it because of limited budget meh? Can't be what. Mediacorp got indecent amount of money, I think. From cashcows like LTD and all the 'talent shows' with SMS voting to television broadcasts in China, coupled with the fact that is linked to the Singapore government.

They can't hire technical crew and producers smart enough to acknowledge that aesthetics and audience experience is critical?! WTFish&Chips?!!

Sad man.. Singapore is like gearing towards the future at high speed and positioning itself to be an arty farty nation but when it comes to its own television, it is still stuck to the 80s heartland, Zoe Tay with her bob hair style.

And can somebody please tell Michelle Chia to brush up on her English and replace those catcalls and i-dont-even-know-how-to-comment-about-them one-liners after each contestant's performance, with something more witty and less cringe-worthy? I pity that Utt constantly has to follow up on her lines and help 'de-bimbotise' her.

:mrgreen:
 
hecklerkoch

does the local audience feel the same way about local music?

Feel what way?

I don't know lah. Seems that we are a fickle lot.

That's the reality of music anyway.

People are so weaned to whole packages - aurally, visually, aesthetically, intellectually. It's always gotta be the whole damn show man.

Record companies here I don't think want to spend that much on a local talent anyway, and we all know how marketing and advertising is very important. And that cost money.

It doesn't help that music is subjective too, as with lots of other things in life. You can't please just about anybody.

And the reality about places like Singapore also is that, everything must lead to money. You are selling a product anyway. You need money to constantly fund your music projects anyway. You need to make it consistently interesting, you need to be constantly in the audience and listeners' views. And all these cost money.

No doubt, there are real marketable talents in Singapore and some of them have proven themselves but hey, people need to see something new all the time.

And it's not like we have events like Woodstock or 'live' events that are dedicated solely to local music, that are organised that it reaches out to everybody.

Well, if music is celebrated (or worshipped) like money in Singapore, things around here would be so different eh?

But I guess we have to be grateful that some of the better ones like By Definition, has come out and shown themselves. I don't know how they fare with their own songs lah but they sure can rock the stage. I can see the passion and the potential in these guys man. If they are marketed extensively, starting with MTV Asia - something big can come out of all this.

Do forgive me for my ranting.

:mrgreen:
 
i personally think, as singaporeans, we're still not at ease with ourselves. but this topic has been debated a million times over here...

and yes, marketing is an excellent channel to get the word out. but i wonder if our singaporeans have that great idea to tell the world?
 
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