Idol Does Lennon McCartney… Kind Of

[ad]Syesha went safe with Got to Get You Into My Life and wasn’t horrible.

Chikezie takes a bluegrass twist to She’s a Woman, then twists it into something much harder with a definite bluesy rock vibe.

Ramiele does In My Life with a very safe arrangement. Unless some others really suck, she might be going home.

Jason Castro sounds horrible with If I fell. I am now holding out hope for Ramiele.

Carly Smithson performs Come Together with a bluesy feel. It was good but not great, I’d still vote for her.

David Cook will try and pull off Elanor Rigby. After the first ten seconds I knew I could go shit and not miss anything.

Brooke White at least makes a pretty blond even if she isn’t a natural. I will let it be and so will she. It is a safe song for her, but I will say it isn’t a bad performance at all. In fact it is much better than Jason, David, or Ramiele’s.

David Hernandez saw her standing there and looks like a total fraud dancing through the group of girls. He’s horrible, he’s terrible, he’s awful, I am sure Yoko would be in love. Fia’s comments are as such: “I question his wardrobe choices, his artistic choices, and his knowledge of the lyrics, I do like his eyeliner, though.”

Amanda sings You Can’t Do That. She growls more than she sings in the beginning. She might not be the worst of the night, but she certainly the best.

Michael Johns goes across the universe. This is an encore style song after a hard show, but I am hoping it isn’t his idol swan song. he sounds and looks more like Richard Marx, than either Lennon or McCartney.

Kristy Lee Cook is going to do Eight days a week as a country song. It sounds good and as far as risk and originality goes I put it up at the top with Chikezie. She is also much hotter than he is, so I definitely have to pick her when it comes down to the two of them. The judges hated this, but I am going to disagree with all of them. This was original and has the feel of an indie star in the making. Fuck overproduced crap and industry know it alls who usually know shit about music.

David Archuleta plays it safe with we can work it out, but only pulls off a mediocre performance.