The Mystery Machine
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You have to agree that this is a lip-synching singers WORST nightmare.




Originally posted by CookieGVB
I've been to plenty of TV shows where the artist has performed live, with prerecorded backing tracks, or with a live band.
What a mess...that dancing!![]()
After a summer of my DD watching her show on MTV (and cringing through most of it!), I think I am qualified to say this.
(we were in the front row so I can confirm this!) I don't think any of us should judge til we put ourselves out there and try and sing live in front of an audience. Not my cup of tea!!
True; I'd never even HEARD of Ashlee prior to this debacle. Now she's the talk of the household!Originally posted by pirateofthecarolinas
In a strange way, this may help her career. Any publicity is good publicity.

Originally posted by Winka
A true professional would've handled that whole situation differently; she handled it like an American Idol wannabe-with equally bad dancing! If she's got REAL talent she'll recuperate.
Originally posted by missypie
I agree that part of the blame is the "industry" promoting someone before they are ready. (But the "artist" takes a HUGE amount of the blame for going along with it for the $$$.)
DH sings classical music professionally and one time I heard him consoling a college aged soprano after she had messed up on one of the "Messiah" arias. He told her that she had done great because she kept going and finished the aria nicely... he told her that mistakes will ALWAYS happen and it's how you come back from/react to the mistakes that is important/ the sign of a good artist.
One time in high school youth choir we were singing some musical with a recorded tape. In the middle of some guy's solo, the tape broke...the guy with the solo happened to be a great pianist...so HE went to the piano and started playing for us, and his best friend finished the solo...this all happend in about 30 seconds. These were two 17 year old high school guys and a church youth choir director...they managed to improvise without missing a beat....but "professional" musicians like Ashlee and her band can't???
A true professional would've handled that whole situation differently

Originally posted by The Mystery Machine
Here is what really happened...
http://media.ebaumsworld.com/index.php?e=eb_ashlee_sax.wmv

