Has anyone ever heard of Simon Cowell's opinion on Elvis Presley?
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"Well, Elvis, it's not that I think you lack entertainment value or anything, it's just that...well, to be honest, you're dead and that makes for a very boring stage show. I can say with confidence that you don't have a chance to win this show and I don't care a rat's bottom about what Paula thinks about it, either."\n\n- Simon Cowell 2005
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I love him!!  He has recently been touring here in the UK as I went to see him, so he might be doing all of europe, in which case you'll have a bit of a wait!\n\nHe is so good, and did a cover of White stripes Door bell, sounded amazing.
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closest they will ever be alive is in my stereo!  People who think Elvis is still alive need a new hobby and just accept he is dead.  I dont believe aliens took him or that he faked his own death.  Some people just have too much of an imagination.
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It's about Elvis Presley
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Roger was so hot. He was amzing, by far the most handsome of all four of Queen. When he was sitting behind his drums it was even better, how he is drumming. I like to watch the Wembley 86 DVD and then the Roger Cam :). As much Roger as possible. Now he is indeed less handsome, although he lost a lot of weight for the European tour. I've some pictures were he looks very hot again. But later in the American tour he gained weight again :(. And he looks less attractive again. Though if you have seen him in his white outfit singing these are they days of our lives, I can say he still is a very good looking guy. Too bad he has this girlfriend called Sabrine Potgieter or something like that. I know a lot of Queen fan girls are big fans of him and dreamt being with him.
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I'm guessing that you saw the Hollywood movie about him. A member of his band said the movie was BS. I just figured I'd inform you.\n\nPS- I do like his singing too.
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has anyone every heard of this dude?
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Simon Cowell.  I don't even watch American Idol, and I can tell that he needs some lovin'.
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The King created a rock n roll craze in America that changed the face of music forever.  He popularized blue suede shoes, pelvic gyration in dance and the pompadour and that's just the tip of the iceberg.  \n\nHe is an icon and is beloved by millions world wide to this day.  I have friends who still observe Elvis's birthday each year.  Also one of my best friends had an Elvis impersonator at their wedding in 2005 and it was fun and great!\n\nThe King Lives in all of us!
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many think its Jesus, but who knows?\nmany think Elvis is the king, im one of them.
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http://www.movieeye.com/celebrity_addresses/details/20960/Simon_Cowell.html
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Owen Pallett.  This the guy?  Never heard of him, but here's a little info.  He doesn't seem to be very "classical" though.
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I've never worked for Mr Branson (or been a consultant to any of his businesses) so can't say from experience but, from having spoken to employees of his and observing his performance in the media etc., I would hazard a guess that his style is inspirational...
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It was Al Dvorin - a former band leader and talent agent in Chicago when he met Elvis Presley in 1955. \nHe worked with him for 22 years, helping to organise his tours. \n\nThe legend was born one evening in the early 70s: the singer's manager, Colonel Tom Parker, asked Mr Dvorin to tell fans at a concert that Elvis would not do an encore. \nHe took the stage to deliver the immortal line: "Ladies and gentlemen, Elvis has left the building. Thank you and goodnight."
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I have, at one of his concerts, and don't believe what people try to say, he is super nice, and kind, and he doesn't mind all the screaming fans, He is probably one of the very few celeberites out there who don't mind, and he would do alot of things for kids and the "youth of america" as he put it when he was interviewed. He is amazing upclose!
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This one is more intimate.\n\nhttp://www.soultones.com/elvis.html\n\n\nLove ya'!
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Presley was to music what James Dean was to film: a rebel who personified what cool was to guys and defined what hot was to women.  \n\nBefore Elvis tore open the music scene, teens were struggling with near comotose consciousness states with the soothing strains from Glenn Miller brass bands, popularized in the 1940's. \n\nElvis woke up teens world-wide.  Presley's looks, wild gyrations on stage and his to-this-day unique voice unearthed taboo thoughts (and sensations) long suppressed by the "new" generation of American teens.  \n\nAnd with this rise of teen rebellion, Elvis was blamed by the "Moral Majority" of the 50's for this wanton new sound of "Rock n' Roll"  that also signaled the onset of the pre-jet age of Americana: we were being prepared to boom-emerge from the dusty post-Western Frontieer age of social life with the introduction of remote control TV's, boxcar fast food cafes, Route 66 and the "space race".\n\nElvis was a part of that too.....as he was a part of our personal lives.