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Originally posted by notcasesensitive
I think, unfortunately for Marty's career, Marty is going to win it. JD sealed his fate with the challenge this week. Which is too bad, because he would fit better with INXS music. And he does not have as promising of a solo career ahead of him as Marty would. I wonder how long the band will tie up his career for.
My only question is how many hours of fluff we will have to fast forward through before we get the decision.
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Update, the top 3 get to pick songs this week from all the songs performed. Marty picks Pretty Vegas. Interesting move, as that's JD's strongest song. Marty's playing keep-away. Then he decides on Wish you were here.
From the website....When the three Rockers get back to the Mansion, they enter the billiard room to see a solitary envelope on the bulletin board. It contains a note from INXS congratulating them for making the final three. It also informs them that for the final show, they each must pick the one song from all the songs performed this season that best shows what they have to offer INXS.
With all the songs laid out on the floor before them, the three of them decide that they can put a hold on the songs they want. Marty quickly makes a strategic move and grabs "Pretty Vegas," keeping J.D. from his most popular song. J.D. decides on the Rolling Stones' "You Can't Always Get What You Want." The song was a showstopper for Ty a few weeks ago, but J.D. has a personal reason for wanting this tune: It's the song he's requested to be played at his funeral (along with another Stones classic, "Sympathy For The Devil").
J.D. doesn't want to repeat himself: "I'm here to progress, not regress," he says. Marty ends up deciding to reprise his performance of Pink Floyd's "Wish You Were Here," because it's the song with which he found a new voice. MiG's instinct is to take Queen's "Bohemian Rhapsody," but he's not sure it's the right move. Privately, Marty says that for MiG, singing that song would be a "shaky decision." It would send the wrong message if he's trying to show INXS that he's moved on from being the lead in a Queen musical. But when MiG asks for advice, with a straight face, Marty tells him, "Go for it."
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