"Don't Stop Believin": Glee Vs. Rock of Ages — Page 4

massofmen, I wish it were as easy as babysitting.

I'll take dregs of the earth before "intelligently challenged" any day.

Let's hear it for dregs of the earth!!!!!!!

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- Out of context, the DSB is probably confusing. In the show, of course, it works. In fact, in the show, at the opening, I found "Paradise" confusing. You have the people in the bar singing, but also these weird guys in suits, this chick in hippy garb, etc. We hadn't met those characters yet, so they just looked weird. I think they should have either left Franz, his dad, and Regina, etc out of the number, or had them in different outfits so they weren't their characters. Just seemed strange the first time I saw it.

defying, you defy my ability to think you actually have a coherent thought that is constant with the topic.
The other poster said "everyone" which means he/she is talking about this chat board and people that respond to this post. We are not talking about the 5.8 million people who watched the show because probably 98% of them do not post on this board.

If you would like he 5.8 million people to watch the TV version, then the ROA version and then decide then that would make sense.
otherwise when the other poster was speaking of "everyone' he she was concerning themselves with the people who actually respond to this post.

Does that makes sense? Gosh I hope so. Cause I am getting tired of having these discussions with people who try to converse Ad-hominem.

With regard to RoA being taped relatively early--true, it is difficult to sing early. But a smart singer knows to be up early, talking and warming up hours before they need to use their voice. Sure, it sucks that RoA needed to be up around 5am or 6am. That's not the point though.. If ANYTHING is going to be broadcasted on television, it needs to be up-to-snuff. Glee and RoAs versions of the same song are quite comparable.

Please.

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"With regard to RoA being taped relatively early--true, it is difficult to sing early. But a smart singer knows to be up early, talking and warming up hours before they need to use their voice. Sure, it sucks that RoA needed to be up around 5am or 6am. That's not the point though.. If ANYTHING is going to be broadcasted on television, it needs to be up-to-snuff. Glee and RoAs versions of the same song are quite comparable.

Please."

Please is right. It doesn't matter how well prepared you are-if the sound system is NOT indoors with perfect accoustics, and worked on until it's ready to produce the best possible sound. Oh-and did you see ROA in its theater? I did-there's no comparison between that and on a stage outside at Rockefeller Center.

there is no comparison.

and btw, provocation-the word is "broadcast" and not "broadcasted."

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I'm fine with that. At least you're judging both on a fair playing field.

I expect most people on this board to prefer the Glee version-it's much more like you would hear on a musical theater stage-more Disney-fied. The ROA version is more like hard rock. I'm more a rock 'n roll fan than musical theater.

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Jane if you think that RoA's DSB is "hard rock" then you need to get your ears cleaned. That is POP-ROCK.

I love how most of the comments on RoA's video are negative.

And the overall positive response to Glees's version.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y-eD-AQjByQ

RoA is hard rock? That's hilarious.

And my bad for saying "broadcasted" as opposed to "broadcast." I've learned my lesson.

And I love how all of a sudden Lea Michele and the rest of the Glee cast is being compared to HSM. Zac Efron and Vanessa Hudgens wish they could sound this good.

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"RoA is hard rock? That's hilarious."

Um, provocation AND defyinggravity (time to learn something) not only do you not know your tenses, you can't read either. This thread is about the song Don't Stop Believin, which is, hair metal rock, which is a form of hard rock.

and while we're at it-YES, ROA music is ALL hair metal rock, so yes, I would be correct on that point also. I don't think you know what you're talking about.

Maybe you can read what it says on the link I posted below, but I"m not sure.

HAIR METAL-HARD ROCK BUFFED UP TO A GLOSSY SHEEN

^the above is the title on that web page.

http://80music.about.com/od/genresmovements/p/hairmetal.htm

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It may not be "Pop Rock" but it's FAR from "Hard Rock".