After a long wait INXS will finally be complete, ready to finish their album and hit the road on a worldwide tour in January 2006.
Performances for the finale were divided into two parts. First part, the final three performs a song of their choice (picked from any song performed during the season) then INXS will choose the rockstar who is NOT fit for the band. MiG, the first to perform, chose Queen's "Bohemian Rhapsody", next was JD and he chose The Rolling Stones' "You Can't Always Get What You Want", lastly Marty performed Pink Floyd's "Wish You Were Here." Surprisingly, JD and Marty went acoustic and MiG gave a somewhat theatrical performance but they never failed to give the audience a good show. Tim announced the Rocker who is not right for their band and they chose MiG, as I predicted. (MiG is a talented singer/songwriter/a great performer but he just lacks something I just canÂt pin point).
Second part, the final two will sing with INXS. Marty gets to sing 1st with the band, they performed "Don't ChangeÂ. JD followed with "What You Need." Tim, before announcing the bandÂs choice, tells the final two they have been a pleasure to work with, but only one can front INXS. He complimented both Marty and JD on how they greatly improved. Tim said ÂBuJD's J.D. who is the right singer for INXSÂ. JD falls to his knees when he heard his name, tears trickled down his cheeks. Tim asks Marty if he'd consider opening up for INXS on their world tour, and Dave offers to play guitar when Marty records an album.
I was rooting for Marty but when they performed their new single, "Easy Easy", I finally understood why they chose JD.
I have a typical first name and that is Kristina. It could be spelled-out in different ways (Cristina, Christina, Xtina and what have you) but nevertheless it still sounds the same. For the last 2 decades of my existence, my name has evolved from Maria, tin-tin, Kristina, Kristeta, tina, tins and in an effort to be unique I finally chose a hyphenated name now I am t-na.
Mood Swings
Confessions
I always said the right things, throwing smiles left and right, ignoring "unpleasant" scenarios pretend that it didn't happen. I found it difficult to say NO, even though I really don't want to do it. To top it off, I always believed that "If I could just be nice to other people, maybe they will also be nice to me in return". Now, realizing that all of that crap I thought of is just full of shit since a lot of people took advantage of my disposition. Some of them even recognized that I was gullible and naive but instead of correcting me, they completely did the opposite. I've treasured momments of reflection and meditation, the healing of wounds. One day I'll face and conquer my demons...
t-na @ 8:07 PM|
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