Diana Vickers.

garinda

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Absolutely terrible song completely the wrong sort of thing all that techno crap - she'd be better doing an Alanis Morrisette-Dido cross sort of thing.
 
I wasn't critiquing the song, by the way.

Just noting that it was receiving widespread national coverage.

;)
 
I wasn't critiquing the song, by the way.

Just noting that it was receiving widespread national coverage.

;)

You can't expect to put up a link to a song and not expect people to comment on it Garinda. I think I would have to hear it more than 'Once' .. could be a song that grows on you.

As for Diane Vickers ... really pleased for her. To get good reviews for Little Voice speaks volumes to me ... her voice must be extremely versatile, and she has more talent than we originally judged.
 
You can't expect to put up a link to a song and not expect people to comment on it Garinda. I think I would have to hear it more than 'Once' .. could be a song that grows on you.

As for Diane Vickers ... really pleased for her. To get good reviews for Little Voice speaks volumes to me ... her voice must be extremely versatile, and she has more talent than we originally judged.


Was just pointing out that if I had been critiquing the song I'd have done better than that....

Absolutely terrible song completely the wrong sort of thing all that techno crap - she'd be better doing an Alanis Morrisette-Dido cross sort of thing.

:D

There are lots of clips on YouTube of L.V. She didn't get one bad review from the critics, which is nigh on unique.

First night.

YouTube - The Rise and Fall of Little Voice - Opening Night
 
I saw Jane Horrocks, who the part was written for, and she was very good, but you could still hear flat Rawtenstall vowels creeping through the impressions, which you don't hear as much with Diana.

It is important to the story, because L.V. is supposed to do a pitch perfect impersonation of those female singers.

Mind you I know quite a few men who can do a flawless Shirley, Marilyn, and Judy etc.

:D
 
I saw Jane Horrocks, who the part was written for, and she was very good, but you could still hear flat Rawtenstall vowels creeping through the impressions, which you don't hear as much with Diana.

It is important to the story, because L.V. is supposed to do a pitch perfect impersonation of those female singers.



:D

I didn't think she would do as well up against Jane Horrocks .. very unfair to compare really. The Director probably recognised this small fault in Jane and worked on Diana to improve vowel pronunciations in song. I'm sure Jane Horrocks would recognise this herself now.
 
I also thought this was quite amazing (Diana's favourite word) .. good on her, she will never be short of work.

I think she's talented, and it's good to see another local achieving national fame in acting.

(I was a little worried we might disagree, and have another artistic disagreement, as in the should Nancy be black debate. Though of course I would have given in to the noted Grand Dame of Am. Dram.)

:p:D:p
 
I didn't think she would do as well up against Jane Horrocks .. very unfair to compare really. The Director probably recognised this small fault in Jane and worked on Diana to improve vowel pronunciations in song. I'm sure Jane Horrocks would recognise this herself now.

It was the first time she did it in the West End ('91?), she later reprised the role, and would probably have been much better, as she was in the film, and as you point out.
 
I`m not her biggest fan but well done for the local lass who has topped this weeks singles chart.
 
And it looks like her debut album `Songs From The Tainted Cherry Tree` will do the same.................
 
this song is really getting on my tits....she sounds like a cross between Sophie Ellis Bextor and Cilla Black....its crap
 
Its not my `bag` but she`s done well for a little lass from Huncoat.............bless her
 
this song is really getting on my tits....she sounds like a cross between Sophie Ellis Bextor and Cilla Black....its crap

Lol, l love Cilla's nasal 60's torch songs, which is probably why I like her voice.

As far as I know, she's the only local female whose debut single and album did top both charts.

Live: Diana Vickers | News Of The World

Her second single of her album.

YouTube - Diana Vickers - The Boy Who Murdered Love

If I was managing her this would be her third single.

YouTube - Cilla Black - Anyone Who Had A Heart (Live)

:D
 
this song is really getting on my tits....she sounds like a cross between Sophie Ellis Bextor and Cilla Black....its crap

I vaguely heard of her from being in X-factor, didn't know she was from Huncoat - but heard this song on TV in that advert they kept showing, which was like a sample of "Once" Good title because "Once" is about the most I want to hear it - as it just sounds so blatant. As for her acting no comment!
 
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