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Originally posted by Tom
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Originally posted by Tom
Broad themes are good (number ones, songs from the 90's, songs from the movies etc) because there is plenty to choose from but it gets silly when the themes are Britney Spears, Take That etc
Either have broad themes or none at all
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Totally, I think that themes are good to an extent, but when it gets specific it's going too far. Britney Spears week is a ridiculous theme, I mean both Take That and Britney have released around 20ish songs in the UK, it's hardly a huge selection. It's also really irritating when they make the themes specific, because it's based around somebody who is performing on the show that week - these people are using the X Factor to plug their new singles. It's a pointless marketing exercise, because the acts get compared to the original artist and how they pale in comparison to them.
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But they could still promote their songs, I men where would be the problem in 'songs from the 90's' with Take That as guests, songs from America with Britney as the guest etc?
They started off like that in series 3 but the themes are a mess now IMO. I mean Michael Jackson week with Girls Aloud as guests. Wtf seriously?
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Yeah I agree with you, but for some inexplicable reason the producers decide to make the themes artist exclusive. I mean Britney Spears evidently hadn't watched the show at all, so clearly she personally isn't interested in whether people sing her songs or not - assuming that there is no stipulation to do so in an agreement: why are the contestants forced to sing the songs of one chosen artist? It's silly.
04-12-2008, 06:13 PM
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