Rock n' Roll?

I think we could all pretty much guess that Rock n' Roll would favor Adam and Allison last night. Of course with Adam's training he can pretty much morph himself into any genre available. Last night was a no 'Big Deal' to me, which reminds me of my Aunt Julie who taught hearing impaired children long ago. She was a funny little gal with a quick wit and wicked sense of humor. If she would hear her kids (or even a teenage me) making a fuss about something she would fan her hands in front of her face and up over her head to sign 'Big' and then in an animated manner deal out a deck of cards to sign 'deal'. It usually put you in your spot quick fast and then made you laugh at the notion that the 'problem' really was not a Big Deal. Ahh- I miss that aunt of mine.

Anywho-after every song I kept seeing her doing the 'Big Deal' sign in my head over and over.

Adam: Yes he kicked it out on 'Whole Lot of Love', but stumbled in his 'Rockitude' as he gushed and swooned about how much he 'LOVED' Led Zeppelin. Don't we all? My problem: A true, cool, honest to goodness rocker would simply state, "Yeah, Zeppelin's cool." Would they really state in a high pitched love fest manner how much they 'love' Zeppelin in the same way a girl from the 70's LOVED David Cassidy? Maybe he was swooning over the tight pants and teased hair of Robert Plant. I again question his rockness.

P.S. Does he really need to screech in every song? We got the idea already Adam...you can belt (scream) a note.

P.P.S. My dedication to Zeppelin, I will remind you, came in the form of me playing 'Stairway to Heaven on the flute for a devotional in seminary. I'm still laughing.

Allison: Bad song choice. I'm with the judges. There was not much flavor and listening to her sing "Cry Baby Cry" over and over got a little old. I do still count her as my 2nd favorite. She has a cool, rockin' voice.

Kris: He still be my number one guy (shout out to the pigeon bible Brant brought home from Hawaii). I was really concerned about what he would choose for this genre and having to follow Adam. I thought he did fine with this. He put his twist and voice to it, which is what I like. Remember, I'm still listening to "I'm Yours" 50 times a day. I'm afraid for his status tonight.

Danny: I've been over Danny for a long time now. I thought he was completely loony for choosing "Dream On". Brave? Possibly. Loony? Definitely. A soul man will never, ever, ever, ever, ever be able to hit those last notes like Steven Tyler. Do you think he had bad dreams the night before? Even in my own head I can hit those last notes and have even tried a few times as I vacuumed the house, but I certainly wouldn't go on AI and give it a go. Yikes.