ESF Eurovisie Songfestival
Het Eurovisie Songfestival
quote:Op zondag 30 januari 2011 00:27 schreef Greys het volgende:
Nog even over dit stukje uit de quote:
This is not the first time the boys have been linked to the Eurovision Song Contest. In 2006 Anthony Costa tried his luck at representing his native UK by entering Eurovision: Making your mind up. His song Its a beautiful thing was beaten into 2nd place with 96 points after Daz Sampsons Teenage life managed to win the majority of the UK vote.
Hij werd dus 2e met dit onderstaande nummer.
Ligt het aan mij of is het een dráák van een nummer?
dat ligt niet aan jou 
. Het intro'tje klinkt ook heel erg bekend, ik kan alleen niet op de naam komen...
And so the lion fell in love with the lamb
quote:MrDuncanJames
Yes the rumour r true!! We r representing the uk in this yrs EUROVISION! We r really excited and cant wait till u hear the song!! ITS BIG!!!
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quote:MrDuncanJames
Its about time we took eurovision seriously as were the only country in europe that doesnt. Lets try & change that, but we need ur support!!
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Bron: BBCquote:Pop superstars Blue will represent the UK in the 2011 Eurovision Song Contest. For the very first time the UK will send an established, internationally successful music act as our entry, calling for the whole of Britain to back Blue!
The massively successful group, who celebrate their 10 year anniversary this year, will travel to the competition live show in Dusseldorf this May to perform their brand new, self-penned song 'I Can', in front of an estimated 125 million viewers worldwide.
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Ik ook nietquote:Op maandag 24 januari 2011 21:55 schreef TheVulture het volgende:
Ik geloof niet dat Charlotte Church is te porren voor het ESF...
En leuk dat Blue gaat, ben benieuwd
Op woensdag 22 januari 2025 19:50 schreef Bugno3 het volgende:
Stukje Pelle, stukje Cannavaro, stukje Totti.
Stukje Pelle, stukje Cannavaro, stukje Totti.
Zo dat doen die Engelsen toch best goed... redelijk grote naam in de popmuziek 
Op maandag voel ik me als Robinson Crusoë: Op zoek naar Vrijdag!
Het leven is als Lucille Werner: het kan raar lopen!
Het leven is als Lucille Werner: het kan raar lopen!
Manager: Blues Eurovision Bid is Reckless Insanity
United Kingdom - This Saturday the BBC announced that the boy band Blue would reunite and represent the United Kingdom at the Eurovision Song Contest in Germany this May. The band will enter their self-penned song I can into the competition. Now their former manager Daniel Glatman has called the decision of his former protegés to represent the United Kingdom reckless insanity. They will have to win. Anything less and their reputation would be in tatters. It is the equivalent of Lewis Hamilton entering a go-kart race - he will be the strong favourite but there is also the possibility he could lose. So why risk it?, he explained.
The last time the BBC sent an established act to Eurovision was in 1997 and back then Kathrina and the Waves won the competition by a landslide. The bookies do not believe in a Blue victory even tough the song has not been revealed yet and only 4 of the 43 competing songs are known. William Hill list Blue as outsiders at 25/1.
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United Kingdom - This Saturday the BBC announced that the boy band Blue would reunite and represent the United Kingdom at the Eurovision Song Contest in Germany this May. The band will enter their self-penned song I can into the competition. Now their former manager Daniel Glatman has called the decision of his former protegés to represent the United Kingdom reckless insanity. They will have to win. Anything less and their reputation would be in tatters. It is the equivalent of Lewis Hamilton entering a go-kart race - he will be the strong favourite but there is also the possibility he could lose. So why risk it?, he explained.
The last time the BBC sent an established act to Eurovision was in 1997 and back then Kathrina and the Waves won the competition by a landslide. The bookies do not believe in a Blue victory even tough the song has not been revealed yet and only 4 of the 43 competing songs are known. William Hill list Blue as outsiders at 25/1.
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Ik gok wel een top 10 óf anders net niet.quote:
Op woensdag 22 januari 2025 19:50 schreef Bugno3 het volgende:
Stukje Pelle, stukje Cannavaro, stukje Totti.
Stukje Pelle, stukje Cannavaro, stukje Totti.
Maar welke plaats bereikt dit denk jij?quote:
Op woensdag 22 januari 2025 19:50 schreef Bugno3 het volgende:
Stukje Pelle, stukje Cannavaro, stukje Totti.
Stukje Pelle, stukje Cannavaro, stukje Totti.
Ik ken de fanbase van Blue niet.quote:
Maar welke plaats bereikt dit denk jij?
Volgens mij gaat het daar erg vanaf hangen want ik vind het niet een écht speciaal liedje.
Top 10 zou goed kunnen met goede loting en (nostalgische) fans in heel Europa.
Who the fuck can sleep with all this shit going on?
Persoonlijk vind ik hun oudere liedjes leuker, dit is zo 'gemaakt'... ik weet niet, tis iets dat je nu in de charts kunt vinden, maar zelfs binnen dit genre zijn er betere! Volgens mij moeten ze het meer van hun naam en looks hebben... persoonlijk hoop ik dat dit niet gaat winnen, maar vrees dat het UK 2012 zal worden...
All we got is this moment - Joost Klein, 9 mei 2024
Het is inderdaad wel erg 538... en aangezien de internationale juries zoeken naar een hit met internationale potentie zou het wel eens heel aardig kunnen scoren... van mij hoeft het niet te winnen
Op maandag voel ik me als Robinson Crusoë: Op zoek naar Vrijdag!
Het leven is als Lucille Werner: het kan raar lopen!
Het leven is als Lucille Werner: het kan raar lopen!
Idd, daarom gaat dit het wel goed doen tenzij de vocalen erg tegenvallen...want moet zeggen dat ik wel heel erg benieuwd ben naar hoe dit live zal klinken!!quote:
Het is inderdaad wel erg 538... en aangezien de internationale juries zoeken naar een hit met internationale potentie zou het wel eens heel aardig kunnen scoren... van mij hoeft het niet te winnen
All we got is this moment - Joost Klein, 9 mei 2024
Zal vast wel goed scoren in de hitlijsten, mijn smaak is het niet.
"Niet-wielrenners. De leegheid van die levens schokt me." - T. Krabbé
Oh van mij ook zeker niet, tis meer dat ik denk dat mensen er op gaan stemmen, en niet omdat ze een fanbase hebben.quote:
Op woensdag 22 januari 2025 19:50 schreef Bugno3 het volgende:
Stukje Pelle, stukje Cannavaro, stukje Totti.
Stukje Pelle, stukje Cannavaro, stukje Totti.
Eurovision 2011: Blue go public with I Can in about 13 hours from now...
By Jamie McLoughlin on Mar 11, 11 09:26 AM
Tonight was supposed to be the night that the British public see and hear the first performance of Blue's Eurovision entry for the United Kingdom, I Can, on the Graham Norton Show. Well, it will certainly be the first time people see it, as the song leaked in full over the internet yesterday afternoon shortly after I Can received its press launch in London.
And the song has had a remarkably positive reception from just about the majority of those who have heard it. Bookmakers now have the boys from Blue at around about third or fourth favourite to win the thing (it's a long time since the UK had such good odds, even in 2009 with the presence of Andrew Lloyd Webber our entry was never fancied to do spectacularly well).
I must confess to a spot of naughtiness, I had a listen to the not-exactly-official sneak preview of the packed three minutes of tune myself when I got home from work last night. And I think...
...it will all depend on the live performance on the night. As the photo up there shows, there is definitely some simple-yet-illustrative choreography going on and it will be interesting to hear how the boys deliver the effects-laden track live on stage.
It has the potential to do very well, there's a thumpingly good intro and first verse but if I have to pick up on one thing is that trhe chorus is perhaps the least memorable part of what is still a very memorable track capable of landing large dents in the scoreboard on May 14. It's so far away from last year's entry in terms of style and quality it's passed through five different time zones to reach its detsination of far-awayness. What's more, the experience Simon, Duncan, lee and Anthony have of singing live in huge arenas will do them a lot of favours in Germany in about nine weeks from now.
I think I'll feel even more positive about the UK's chances after seeing the whole package on Graham Norton's show tonight (tune in to BBC One from about 10.30pm if you want to check it out for yourself). But right now only two things concerns me about Mission Blue:
(a) It 's the draw on Tuesday and I hope beyond hope we're not lumbered with an early draw - although a good song like this is usually draw-proof.
(b) If the juries and the televoters are in an anthemic mood, there's a good chance they'll go for Denmark over this. That's when the who-comes-across-better live factor will really come into play.
But those are minor worries. Well done lads, you've done good.
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By Jamie McLoughlin on Mar 11, 11 09:26 AM
Tonight was supposed to be the night that the British public see and hear the first performance of Blue's Eurovision entry for the United Kingdom, I Can, on the Graham Norton Show. Well, it will certainly be the first time people see it, as the song leaked in full over the internet yesterday afternoon shortly after I Can received its press launch in London.
And the song has had a remarkably positive reception from just about the majority of those who have heard it. Bookmakers now have the boys from Blue at around about third or fourth favourite to win the thing (it's a long time since the UK had such good odds, even in 2009 with the presence of Andrew Lloyd Webber our entry was never fancied to do spectacularly well).
I must confess to a spot of naughtiness, I had a listen to the not-exactly-official sneak preview of the packed three minutes of tune myself when I got home from work last night. And I think...
...it will all depend on the live performance on the night. As the photo up there shows, there is definitely some simple-yet-illustrative choreography going on and it will be interesting to hear how the boys deliver the effects-laden track live on stage.
It has the potential to do very well, there's a thumpingly good intro and first verse but if I have to pick up on one thing is that trhe chorus is perhaps the least memorable part of what is still a very memorable track capable of landing large dents in the scoreboard on May 14. It's so far away from last year's entry in terms of style and quality it's passed through five different time zones to reach its detsination of far-awayness. What's more, the experience Simon, Duncan, lee and Anthony have of singing live in huge arenas will do them a lot of favours in Germany in about nine weeks from now.
I think I'll feel even more positive about the UK's chances after seeing the whole package on Graham Norton's show tonight (tune in to BBC One from about 10.30pm if you want to check it out for yourself). But right now only two things concerns me about Mission Blue:
(a) It 's the draw on Tuesday and I hope beyond hope we're not lumbered with an early draw - although a good song like this is usually draw-proof.
(b) If the juries and the televoters are in an anthemic mood, there's a good chance they'll go for Denmark over this. That's when the who-comes-across-better live factor will really come into play.
But those are minor worries. Well done lads, you've done good.
Bron
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