Showing posts with label Camp Rock. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Camp Rock. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 23, 2008

Definitely Not a "Middle" of the Road CD


So I happily have Demi's new cd. And no, I didn't take a pic of myself with it. I resisted. Anyways, it is that time of the blog that I review a CD. Oh I'm excited. I really love doing these. Like, I wanna do this for a living. Gotta contact EW.

Demi Lovato - "Don't Forget"

1. La La Land - A strong opener. It sets the tone very well. Pop, with rock influences. I really like the thought she's trying to get out. LA is just a machine, like Hollywood Records. But I like that she isn't the person that everyone wants her to be. Even though she did in fact change for Disney, I don't think she sacrificed that much of herself. I love her voice in this. When she belts it out, I just wanna go and scream. This is definitely a cd to sing along to. I love those. This is like I said, a great beginner. I mean, it's a very good song for girls now. I mean, you should stay yourself. Don't change for anyone. Gosh, I need to listen to that.

2. Get Back - Now playing for around the 315th(no lie) time on my ipod, it still is great. You would think a song played that many times gets boring. It doesn't. I still love to sing along to it. I also love how this is very backwards of most writing now. I mean, whenever a girl or guy sings about a broken relationship. I mean, usually there is just some amazing attraction and love for each other. Or they are happy to be apart. But really, she wants to get back with a guy that she fought with. She enjoyed the fighting. It's just interesting to me. Fighting for nothing. I just feel this relationship as roller coaster crazy, with ups and downs, but very emotional and deep. I love it.

3. Trainwreck - Once again Demi plays with what is usually written about. At least that is to me. I mean, the guy in the song is apparently a fucking mess. Medication, and doctors, and OCD. But she's undeniably attracted to him. I think this would be in real life. I also love the fact Demi wrote this song completely by herself. Miley definitely cannot say that. But back to the song, Demi is very good on this song. It isn't slow, but it isn't a belter, or full out dance song, it's a very just catchy song. I mean, it's good, don't get me wrong, but I feel like this song isn't as full in as the rest. But that isn't bad. I can't stress that enough. Haha.

4. Party - I love this song. So fucking catchy. I don't know if it can be construed as rock, but you can definitely hear that rock influence. For some reason the lyrics make me think of Miley/Katy Perry's "Breakout" but done so much better. Both songs are really not about anything except having fun. I love those songs. I also think Demi does it better. Miley's is just too bubblegum. Demi at least has that rock influence there. And you can hear it here. And she screams it out a bit, which, with her, I love. It's awkward when she calls out Dallas, Texas, just because it seems very contrived and pushed. I would have preferred to just have "come on, bring it home for me!" That's just my opinion, but it's true.(wink to my finnish spitz)
Oh and BTW, Robert Scwartzman(cue Lovebug things) helped with this. Go Rooney. I miss that band.

5. On The Line - FEATURING JONAS BROTHERS - There's my first beef with this song. Why the fuck does that have to come up? Really, we got it, the Jonas Brothers helped with this song. You don't need to repeart it all the fucking time. Anyways, the song is alright, I mean, it's not incredible, but it is catchy. I have to admit, Nick sounds great in this song. Those first notes he hits, gives me the shudders, no lie. I kinda wanted to hear Nick and Demi duet a bit, but it's mostly just Demi and Joe. I don't mind that, but I think Nick and Demi are probably suited more for each other.
Oh yes, Second Beef: Where's the K2? Like, all he does is guitar. No back vocals at all. WTF Demi?
Third Beef: "I try to call you again but get your mailbox" Who the fuck calls it a mailbox? It's VoiceMail, kids. Learn it.
Fourth Beef: Tragical I can't believe that is actually a word. I mean, I think tragic gets the point across. It sounds like a word London Tipton made up, to go with dramatical. Idk.

6. Don't Forget - Probably my second favorite song on the cd. I just love the feel of this song. So pretty, really. I love the slow part, so great to sing along too. And you can sorta hear Demi's pain, which, in my opinion, is kinda hard to do. Like, I can't hear Nick's pain in "A Little Bit Longer" or Miley in "Goodbye"(the latter, maybe, I haven't listened to that song in a while). But you can hear Demi's feelings. And I love that. I just love this song. And I love the little rock out part. Really gets the point across with the song. Its very emotional, and you can tell it is. I love that.

7. Gonna Get Caught - I'm a little unsure on this. I have listened to this song a few times, but I can't seem to remember it all that well. But it's about cheating. And Demi was Seventh choice. Damn. That is harsh. But for some reason, it didn't surprise me that the Jonas Brothers helped with this song. The feeling of this song is just different than the rest of the cd to me. It lacks something, I don't know.

8. Two Worlds Collide - One of the two songs I wish they had left a word out of. Chuck "collide" from this and "don't" from "Don't Forget." I like this song enough, it's about her friendship with Selena, I believe. But I feel like it's gonna be in like, "A Walk to Remember." The music is so romantic sappy movie trailer. It is a good song, but I wanna figure out if Demi is the one hurt and in trouble, just because from what I heard, she was unpopular and not liked, and Selena was popular. I don't know. It is a good song, but not that good. She's talked about this song a bunch and I don't know, it's a bit of a fail.

9. The Middle - For some reason, my favorite song. Not written by Demi or Jonas Brothers. Maybe that's saying something. It's darker, sexier than the other songs. And I love it. It feels like a writing song to me. I mean the whole "I like it, I like it, I like it" is pretty sexy IMO for a 16 year old. And I love the chorus, especially the line "I wanna crash, I wanna fall." I just really love this song. Makes me want to look into this girl name Kara DioGuardi, who wrote it with John Fields and Jason Reeves. She also does vocals, so hmmm....
I just found out she's the new American Idol judge? Weird.....

10. Until You're Mine - I like this. It's definitely got a cool feeling to it. I like the jumps from soft and slow to fast and raw. Definitely something I enjoy. Once again about love. I kinda wished the lyrics were more obsessive. Like you can tell the writer wants this person. But I just wanted it to be darker and edgier. But I still like it.

11. Believe In Me - This song always seems to pop up on my shuffle. Like, after itself. I don't know. It's interesting and once again Kara Dioguardi worked on it, who seriously, worked on everything. Camp Rock, Hannah Montana, Hilary Duff, and like, a million others. This song sounds early Kelly Clarkson. That's it. Definitely Kelly's first or second cd, moreso her first. But it's alright. Not the greatest. It's meh.


Overall: B+, A-. I think that Entertainment Weekly judged her really severely. It didn't even feel like the person listened to it. I mean, every song is singable and decent. Some more than others.

While Demi did fail at some of the songs, she did rock more. And when she rocked them, she fucking knocked them on their asses.

Sunday, August 24, 2008

Hazy, Here I Am!

So today I totally moved into my room. It was a sorta long and I had to deal with my parents and yeah. But my nephew came and that made the day. Apparently he found a cute guy for me. I don't know. My mom may have been smoking something. She did say this guy was hotter than Jonas. And that's like saying there's someone more like me than me. Yeah, it just doesn't make sense.

Anyways, I took a bunch of pictures to show off my sexy room. I put up all my posters and everything, and I feel like I've been here a year and my roommate just moved in when my roommate moved her yesterday and I just got here today. Haha.

Without further adu, my room:


My side vs. my roommate's side. :) I win for messiest.


My roommate's side. So plain. No offense, though. Just new.
And my room. Very like, ADD. Like, what do you look at first? I have no clue.
My plain dresser. I don't know if I get that wall yet. Maybe I'll put something up. I'm thinking mirror at most. Or Jonas. Who knows.
The full overview. ;0
My closet. My mom was in the closet all day. Only Jenn's mom could get her out of the closet. Ah, bad gay jokes. I'll be burning in hell.
Hey, who's that loser posing in the mirror? Oh that's just me.
My dresser. It's clean now, but eventually, eventually, it will be a mess. John Taylor glasses!
First wall part. Playboy bunny thing that finally got hung(only took half a year), Marilyn that kept falling, Toby! office calendar, half of this kickass centerpiece, Hannah Montana, and the Office again. Oh and you can see my desk too. Frames, printer junk. haha.
All of my desk, and above. Harry Potter, and Beatles(which has since fallen down and I'm waiting to find something better to put it up with, a little bit of Nick and Norah's Infinite Playlist poster which I have two of, one is a present for my Finnish Spitz. And there's my whole desk. Very junky, and lots of frames. The bulletin board behind the comp is yucky. Very yucky.
Demi poster! framed and signed, my awesome shelving unit that I bought and my daddy put together, and gossip girl things I put together, microwave and fridge, Jonas and there's Coldplay and more Jonas, and an artsy photo and Audrey Hepburn! :) Oh and my bed.

Audrey and the Beatles, and Jonas, Knocked Up, Superbad, Little Miss Sunshine, and a bunch of others. Stuffies! I love Pudge, my cow. Best stuffy ever. Oh, spot the random photo of not famous people!I love this wall. First one I did. Very proud of. Got Beatles, Office, Jonas, and Seyfried! Woot! And Pudge! Go Pudge for posing very seductively in the pic. And there's my door. Pretty huh?



So that is it! my new room. Ah, I can't believe Fall is actually here. Bring on Jonas, man, bring it on.

Wednesday, July 16, 2008

I Feel So Special



Look, me and Demi were at the same place. I feel special. :D

Sunday, June 22, 2008

Camp Rock: The Ali-fied Version

Here is how I would picture Camp Rock. Tell me what you think.

The opening: Instead of her opening to Who Will I Be, Demi grudgingly wakes up to the radio, and she turns on the tv, to Hot Tunes. They're discussing the future of Shane Gray, who just recently ruined a day's work on a videoshoot. He was disorderly, and broke equipment after a mega temper tantrum. His bandmates have had it. They are currently having a meeting over the future of the band. Talk of the end of the entire band is now rampant. Mitchie rolls her eyes, and crosses out a day on the calendar, that says "Last Day" and she sighs, and stares at the pamphlet for the rock camp she is dying to go to, which isn't called Camp Rock. That's so lame.

She heads downstairs, where her mom is cooking. They mention the pamphlet and Mitchie just listens about how it's not gonna happen. As she leaves, the phone rings.

The high school. Mitchie is sitting at her desk, writing, once again, on a yearbook. Sierra comes by, and sits next to her. She asks who's yearbook she's signing, and Mitchie replies that it's her own. She flips through the blank pages and sighs. Sierra talks about the governor's school she's attending that summer and asks about the rock camp. Mitchie is obviously downtrodden.

Now at Mitchie's work, she's flipping burgers and watching the tv there, where they say Shane Gray stalked out of the meeting and now is out somewhere. Mitchie is flipping burgers and writing, and humming all the at same time. When she thinks about the music, she can do anything else. She heads out to serve burgers where she falls and spills it all over her, and people previously seen in her school laugh at her. They call her "Pitchie".

As she walks home, she sings a bit of the song she is attempting to write. She sings a bit to Who Will I Be, but she does sound a bit pitchy, and she's soft and quiet. As she heads home, her parents are cooking. This scene seems pretty much the same. She then goes up to her room, and finally releases her incredible voice and does an extended version of who will i be.

As we get to the camp, we see all of the main characters in their environment. Mitchie is completely in awe of it all and she quickly dodges her mother and rushes down to where the action is. She just watches as those two black guys goes and plays a trick on Tess, who screams. She's already mad. To make matters worse, then Mitchie walks and bumps into her, and she freaks. Mitchie is almost terrified, and that's where Kaitlyn steps in and pulls her away. She tells her about the camp and such that, and they sit together as Dee, the crazy red head tells us that's us that there will be a celeb instructor.

Cut to Shane, and that scene is pretty much the same.

Mitchie then heads into the cabin with her mom, and she lays down to write a bit. She then heads out to look for a piano. She finds one, and we shoot to the phone call of Shane to his bandmates. He then runs and falls, of course, and hears Mitchie practicing. She doesn't know the notes exactly, so she's just playing around, but has the words right. Shane is mesmorized. He looks down reflectively. Then Connie walks in and tells Mitchie to come, but doesnt say her name and Shane is too busy listening to screaming. Once his is safe, he gets up, but finds no one. He then tries to play the song, but he can't get it right. Not without the voice.

Head to the jam session scene with Lola. She does her thing, but we see her extended a bit. More info on her. Kaitlin and Mitchie and Lola are having fun, and Tess makes fun of Lola's mom. Mitchie sees how even Broadway isn't good enough. She feels ashamed. She thinks about her mom. And then Tess introduces herself, and Mitchie is smitten. She loves the popular crowd. She begins to spin a web of lies. Kaitlyn is confused, as it Lola, and Mitchie is allowed to join the popular crowd.

She runs to tell her mom and takes her stuff to leave. She heads into the cabin, where the scene is pretty much the same, except you see that Tess starts to read the one song, "2 Stars" in intense detail. She sings but is that pitchy version. The rest are a little confused, but they deal with her because she knows famous people, or so she says. And she's eager to be loved.

As Shane ditches his first class, and is sulking about, Brown teaches a class. The two black guys, JMan and Sanders, are playing some fun gags. We see them more in depth as a comparison to the lackluster of the popular group. Brown picks Mitchie to sing. She is pitchy and soft, and has not released that killer voice. She runs off and is completely ashamed.

After this, Tess comes up to her and plays like she is consoling her. She intimidates her into being a backup singer, since she can learn from that. So Mitchie, upset, accepts that and deals.

The next scene Shane is forced to wake up and still attempts to ditch the class. He sits around and tries to figure out the song he heard. And as Mitchie goes to work, he comes in to bitch about the food and is obnoxious. She tries to run, and splatters stuff on him. He freaks. She hides her face and is horrified. She runs before he can even get up.

She runs into class late, but still makes it before Shane gets there. He is in a horrible mood and teaches a dance no one can follow. He doesn't bother to teach, but rather just shows off his skills. All girls are still in awe, but Mitchie is disgusted. After the class, she stops Shane and bitches him out, because she still thinks that he needs an attitude adjustment. He is shocked that someone had the balls to do that to him. He is pissed. But intrigued.

That night is the beach jam, where the popular crowd does "Too Cool". Kaitlyn and Lola laugh and point to Mitchie, who is nervous. As they perform, Shane watches, and then as a gag, the two black guys, jump on stage. Tess is furious. She blames Mitchie for ever talking to them. Mitchie also gets rude comments from Lola and Kaitlyn. She is feeling very depressed, and low.

The next day is the lunch fight. This pretty much happens the same, but then Mitchie is working at the kitchen, and goes to pick up chips from the van. She gets them, and is stopped by Shane. He wants to talk to her, and said thank you about the whole bitch out thing. He asks about the chips, she says that someone just stopped and helped. But he starts talking to her, and she listens to how he is always stuck dealing with fake people. He then reminds her that she's probably being hunted for stealing chips. As she comes in, she sees Kaitlyn, and tries to hide. Being a klutz, she falls and that same thing happens. Kaitlyn finds it even funnier. She makes fun of her like she did.

Shane is still trying to find the voice, and tells people to look for the voice. Once again he sees Mitchie, and talks about finding this voice, and sings a bit of his song, because the chords remind him of that song. He asks Mitchie to sing, and she is shy, and doesn't sing for him. She's just intimidated of it all.

Shane sings the song This is Me to Brown or something and Tess hears.

It's the PJ Night jam, and to me, it was pretty good.

Kaitlyn and Mitchie talk while working and get along for once. Tess walks by and sees them both working and hearing Mitchie say Mom. She walks over to the cabin and takes the song book. Mitchie leaves and sees Shane singing, and that canoe thing happens. She's really shy, and Shane tells her about past instances of heartbreak and such that.

Then the Beach Jam, and that is just about the same. Shane is pissed and her and stalks off. Tess sort of follows and makes it so that he bumps into her, and she drops a book, Mitchie's book with a new cover. He reads the This Is Me song. Looking up of her, he asks if this is hers. She replies yes, and says that her voice didn't sound like the voice he knew. She spins a lie like she was lipsynching and a backup singer was the lead voice. She plays off like she's really shy. He believes it and walks away with her.

Mitchie is horrified and when she gets her things from her bed, she finds her song book is missing. She sees Tess and Shane together and is confused. She figures her book is somewhere, and decides to just restart it. But after the fallout, she is trying to work on her Final Jam.

Shane tells the bandmates that Tess is her voice, since the book is her. He's excited to hear her sing that night. Together.

Since Tess is terrified that Shane will figure it out, she does that whole charm thing to ruin it all. She tries to figure something out, and begins practicing one of the songs she stole from Mitchie, with the girls. Shane walks in and hears her singing, and is confused. He refuses to do the Jam now because he feels that no one actually cares. Then the girls leave her. She tries to be strong, and decides to do the song anyways now that she has nothing to hide.

Shane sits out on the dock, and Mitchie wants to approach him, and tries to tell that she was sorry, he just says, "who are you exactly? i can't figure any of you desperate girls anymore." Mitchie is broken, and heads up to the Final Jam. She watches as Hasta La Vista and 2 Stars is played. She realizes that that is her song. Everyone praises Tess for her original song, and Mitchie, tear stained accuses her of it. She says that that is her book, and Tess is humiliated in front of the audience, and her mother. She runs off, and Peggy then sings.

Nate and Jason take note that Mitchie claims it's her book, and they go in search of Shane. They tell him that the book wasn't Tess', so Shane's voice is still out there. And they think she's about to sing. Shane is hesitant, but goes up.

Mitchie, broken but defiant, gets on stage and is terrified. There are sounds of snickering and "Pitchie" is heard. She takes a deep breath and cues Kaitlyn. She finally releases her voice to all. Everyone is floored. Nate and Jason pull Shane in just as the chorus comes on. Shane is mesmerized. It had been her. All those songs he had read in that book were hers. He grabs a mic and sings with her. She is completely off guard. As he jumps up, she goes, "What are doing?" and he replies, "Finding my voice." He then takes off with "Gotta Find You" and Mitchie jumps back in with "This Is Me". As the two look at each other, all is forgiven.

The winner is about to be announced. Peggy wins. But Shane adds, "but I want to thank a special someone for bringing me back to earth." He picks Mitchie out of the waiting people and kisses her.

Then, the final, final Jam, "We Rock!" And the end is pretty much the same.



That's my Camp Rock.

Hmm....do they rock? Well.....I suppose.

So the second time watching Camp Rock is probably a lot better than the first in my opinion. It was a good movie, but it could have definitely used some work. I think this next post I will post what I think Camp Rock should have been like.

Anyways, Demi was good, I enjoyed her acting. The beginning was a little annoying for me. I mean, I don't know, I'm picky with beginnings. And I am pretty sure that was the same house used in Double Teamed. I know Double Teamed, and that was it.

Onto the Jonas Brothers. Much better acting that I was told about, and I can say I was impressed. I think Nick and Kevin were by far the best of the movie. And Joe was good too. His character was interesting.

Uh, I don't know what else to say. But the next post will be what camp Rock SHOULD HAVE been like. My version. :)

Wednesday, June 18, 2008

"Cause We Rock, We Rock On!" Well, about that...


So S lovingly gave me the Camp Rock soundtrack to borrow and import. So I'm listening to it. And I can't help myself, I'm bored so I must review. Because I eventually want to be a reviewer. I kinda think I'm a little too thorough and critical. But eh. Whatevs.

First off, with a bang, "We Rock." Now I haven't seen the movie yet, but I'm pretty sure that this song is from the end. I hate a soundtrack out of order. Ugh. It just makes me mad. Keep it in order, fools! But I digress. The song is pretty good, the chorus is very nice. At first I was like, we rock? Uh, ok? But now, I really really enjoy this song. Very catchy, and collective and makes me smile. Plus I can probably get the main lines in it in everyday life. And let's just say the second verse, when Kevin sings? Orgasmic. I want to die. Seriously, that boy needs to sing more. One thing I don't like is that you can barely hear Joe Jonas. I mean, I love Demi Lovato, but I get it. You have a killer voice. Give Joe a bit more? Thanks.

Onto "Play My Music." This was the song that I was seriously waiting to be released. Fun, fun song. It really is nice. To me, it doesn't exactly seem like a Jonas Brothers song, but oh well. It's a Connect Three song. But I still am not sure on how I feel about people talking about music while playing music. I don't know. It's totally catchy. One thing I must laugh at: probably half the audience watching or listening does not know what a six string is. I love it.

Thirdly, "Gotta Find You," Joe's lovely ballad. Well, everyone else can say lovely. Not me. Sorry, but Joe Jonas is just not good at a ballad. Stick to the rockier stuff, and let Nick rock the ballad. I'm sorry, but the whole song is really cheesy. Of course I don't know how any of these songs fit in the movie unfortunately, so I may be a little biased. I might like these songs a lot better once I know where they fit. But to me, this song is a little too slow, a little too lovey-dovey. It annoys me. I'll probably have more on each song when I review the movie. But for this song, I mean, I like that whole, "you're the reason I'm singing" but I just don't know, Joe Jonas would not be good as a solo artist. He's simply not strong enough. Sorry Joe. (Note: I still find myself singing along, so this song can't be that bad. It's no "When We Were Me and You" or whatever by Hudge Pudge in HSM 1. I can't stand that song. UGH.)

Onto "Start The Party." It can be very catchy at points, but I think the way I first listened to the whole thing ruined it. It was that stupid video on Disney. That video was ridic. And this song is alright. I like the "start, start, start the party" part, but well, for the rest of it, it falls flat. It's a little too hip-hop-y for me. I'm very critical with that. Also, a part definitely sounded like High School Musical 2's "What Time Is It?". Come to think of it, the rythym is very similar. But "WTIT?" is a lot better.

Finally, to me, a worthwhile song, "Who Will I Be?" I loooove the music. I really want a just instrumental song. This is an awesome Demi song. It sounds like someone young wrote it, but still old enough to know how to write. I mean, it's uplifting and fun, but yet it works with that identity crisis people this age have. And really, I love the music. I need an instrumental edition. Ah, must go look now. But Demi really rocks in this. I enjoy her voice a lot in this. I love singing along with her. I just love it. I think it was the first song that I was like, YES! Well, other than "Play My Music" but I had heard that a bunch of times before I listened to the cd. Overall, good.

Now, "This Is Me." Personally, the song is a lot better acoustic(which can it really be construed as acoustic? I don't know.). The acoustic version is slower, and more personal, and really hits home to me. I enjoy it more. But I still enjoy the regular version. I've felt like this song so many times. It's so pretty. I can definitely tell "Who Will I Be?" is pretty damn close to the beginning of the movie, and "This Is Me" is Demi's ending song, especially Joe is just randomly singing his ballad "Gotta Find You" in here. And they really do complement each other. I just wish Joe was louder, just like in "We Rock." But well, Demi has a really strong voice, so most are shadowed by her. The song is pretty good normal, but incredible acoustic.

Okay, onto "Hasta La Vista." Very rap-y, which to me, is just eh. I like dancing to it, but I mean, for Disney? Eh. And then randomly putting in spanish is a little lame to me. The song is kinda too pretentious for me. I mean, these people are rapping like they are God's gift, and seriously, they're on Disney. Definitely not the pinicle of rap stardom. Disney sometimes tries too hard to be "hip." I think this is one of their most obvious attempts. It's got a good rhythm and beat, but I mean, the words are little annoying. But I know if it's on in S's car, I'll be singing along.

"Here I Am" is next, which is by the actress Jasmine Richards, but I'm pretty sure she isn't singing. The voice definitely doesn't match the girl. But anyways, it's a nice song, but just simply not strong enough. I mean, this song should be scream sung. I want to like, send it to Paramore or something to rock it up and make it strong. They would make this song awesome. Disney obviously is promoting being yourself in this movie. Everyone has like, a song saying that. This sounds like a last song on like, Avril's cd or something. But even she would do a better job at it. I think the issue I have with a lot of these singers is they're just not strong enough for their songs. I'll elaborate on that later. I mean, this song says "scream until there's nothing left" or something along those lines, and this chick is barely singing. Belt it out, bitch.

Onto "Too Cool," which I love the lyrics and the music, and the beat...BUT Meaghan Jette Martin isn't strong enough. She's too soft for this song. I don't know if she is trying to be that high snobby voice or whatever, but I would have preferred this like half an octave lower. She gets close to it, but never there. I mean, I like the song, and I'll be singing along to it, but personally I think I would do a much better job at this song. Demi or Selena Gomez need to try out this song. I hope they do. I should tell them. I love multiple versions of songs. I just do.

"Our Time is Here," another Demi belter. I just love Demi's voice. It can be soft and light, but then she busts it out. I really like the "come on, come on, you know" part and the chorus is great. I could totally see this on her album. A very Demi song, and not as Disney as the rest. I seriously can't get enough of Demi. I love her. I need to meet her. Even though she's younger and to me that's a little weird, I think I'm cool with that. She looks older than she is, at least to me.

"2 Stars" from Meaghan Martin. This is a little better from "Too Cool," singing wise, but the rest, not so much. I like the song enough. Meaghan reminds me of a Britney type, while Demi reminds me of a Christina type. Was that meant to be? I don't know. But still. I kinda wish I knew where the hell this song fit into the movie, because that might make it a little bit easier to understand, but oh well. I do enjoy this song, but it takes a bit to adjust after "Our Time is Here." Meaghan is a little too buttercup for me.

"What It Takes" is I guess, the bonus song, like those songs like, oh I can't remember the names of them off of HSM. This is pretty good, I like the beat, and the voices melt together really well. I think I hear Jasmine Price, so I don't know. Or maybe it's someone else. I kinda changed the names of the people to just Camp Rock Cast because I think it's a little too confusing with all those random names. I did the same with HSM. I had like, Zac Efron and Troy. I should have done that or Hairspray too but I'm lazy. It seemed to work since I knew all the actors and such. Whatever. What was I talking about? Oh yeah, the song. Well, it's over on my ipod. And I just finally got the ending was "to make this beat flow." Now it makes a bit more sense. I had not a clue what they were saying before.

Overall, I really enjoy just the Jonas Brothers and Demi songs a lot. The rest are up to par for the most part, but like I said, some of the singers weren't placed with the right song. They needed a little more help. I heard that Meaghan had only been in a studio once before, so maybe that's to blame. She should re-record and get some lessons on how the songs should sound. I'll help her. She spends too much time with her mouth open I think. No, no, I don't think that was meant to be mean or derogatory(okay, it was...you got me) but every photo I have of her from that Camp Rock premiere, her mouth is open. Coincidence? I think not.

Overall? C+, B- at best. Demi gets an A, JoBros get a B, and the rest get a C.

(Note: My computer shut off after I finished this. I almost died. But it saved. We're okay. :) )

Monday, June 16, 2008

Baldwin Alert!

I wish I had gotten a photo, I really do.

So, when I was in New York, at the Camp Rock premiere, everyone is like, looking for the stars. Being the awkward one I am, I start looking up and down the white carpet, and who do I see?

Oh yes, a Baldwin brother.

Now I'm not completely sure if it was really him or not, I mean, it was far away, and I was with all these annoying little brats. But of course, I go to Sam, "Oh my gosh, it's a Baldwin brother!" As people chant Joe, or Nick, or Kevin, I scream "BALDWIN!!!!" really loud. Like really loud. This mom near me just started laughing. She knew who I was talking about. Me and the mom, we're in the know.

Then people were all like, "oh who is that?" and I think someone said it was the dad from Wizards Of Waverly Place. UH, no???? I mean, seriously, get your family of celebrites right. We had on our hands a Baldwin, not a DeLuise. There's four famous ones a piece, but the Baldwins are all brothers. Dom DeLuise is the big daddy of Peter, David, and...oh fuck. IMDB tells me it's Michael. He's obviously my least favorite. I mean, seriously I love the DeLuises. David rocks at being the dad on Wizards. I was the only one who knew it was a DeLuise the minute I saw him. The second rather. I am just that good at identifying my DeLuises. And Peter is fucking Penhall from 21 Jump Street! That show was the SHIT. Seriously, if you missed it, bad! Ever day at four on the local channel in the 60's, it would be chilling in repeats. Don't tell me you wouldn't want to see Johnny Depp all young and our age. I mean, yeah, he's hot now. But you shoulda seen him back then. Scorcher! And Michael was in....oh my gosh, I always forget this! He's TJ from Gilmore Girls! Seriously, everyone has seen a DeLuise somewhere and you don't even know. Baldwins always get the credit. Whatever. Seriously, if there had been a DeLuise on that carpet, I would have died. I really would have. I'm starstruck with the DeLuises.

Thursday, June 12, 2008

Who's That? Oh, just some 18 y/o dressed up as Blair Waldorf screaming Kevin


Yeah, that would be me. On Fox. Pretty awesome, eh? I'm fucking famous. Beat that bitches. I got them all beaten. I mean, hello, I was the real Kevin lover screaming Kevin's name. And in my dreams, he'll see that video and fall in love. Now you can see the damn person with that fucking poster. FUCKING POSTER.

Here are some photos I took as well:


Miss Demi :)
Papa Jonas

Ah, Joe smiling. So cute.


Oh yeah he saw me. ;)