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dolorosa_12) wrote2021-05-22 05:11 pm
dolorosa_12) wrote2021-05-22 05:11 pm
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This has become a Eurovision blog
Tonight is the best night of the year, and my blog has been claimed by gyrating guys with saxophones, Ukrainian industrial folk witches, falsetto vampires stuck on pillars, etc.
To get you in the mood, a selection of my favourite songs from years past — specifically, songs that didn't win.
And who do I want to win this year? My heart belongs to the industrial folk witches.
Edited to add that Matthias is now saying that the Portuguese band is now the odds-on favourite to win, and if that happens, I will have to restrain myself from smashing things in frustration. (Please, please, please can we not have a repeat of Salvador 'I'm far too good for Eurovision and all of you are beneath me' Sobral? Please?)
To get you in the mood, a selection of my favourite songs from years past — specifically, songs that didn't win.
And who do I want to win this year? My heart belongs to the industrial folk witches.
Edited to add that Matthias is now saying that the Portuguese band is now the odds-on favourite to win, and if that happens, I will have to restrain myself from smashing things in frustration. (Please, please, please can we not have a repeat of Salvador 'I'm far too good for Eurovision and all of you are beneath me' Sobral? Please?)
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I don't mind eclectic contestants, but you can always tell when someone isn't genuinely participating.
Exactly so. I don't mind if a left-field style of music wins, but the performer has to be taking the whole thing seriously, rather than projecting an attitude of being far above it all.