was the finnish group that won the eurovision song contest a breath of fresh air, or what? no pop pap winners.
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Lordi...the finns are really upset about it
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Yes . They have an omogen team and a strong one . Middlesbrough isn't a powerful team and if Steaua will play in the final against Shalke04 , 90% they will win it .
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I think it's 'Sunblock Girls'. They're a girl band from Sweden.
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Finns, or the Finnish.
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yes, they had it a couple of months ago. I think the U.S. won, its was Sonja Dunn, Jay Lethel, and Chris Sabin
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Ding Ding Ding Ding Ding !\nI think we have a WINNER!!!
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Pop quiz: You have conquered all the territories on Planet Earth from the United States to Asia. You have provided millions of young fans around the world with one of the most successful debut pop albums ever. What do you do? Well, either you sit back and congratulate yourself, or you face the new challenge ahead and start working on the follow-up.\n\nIn January 1999 the band tucked themselves away in a house on the coast of Sweden. Their own recording studio was brought in, and the production of "Aquarius" began. Now the band members are putting the final touch to the album after having relocated to another house, this time in the U.K.\n\nIt has been a while since this remarkable pop group came from what appeared to be nowhere and flew almost straight to the top position of the charts all over the world. However, AQUAís history so far is as exciting as a fairy tale and can be told over and over again.\n\nTheir international breakthrough single was "Barbie Girl", a wonderful, happy-go-lucky pop tune with a child-like approach, yet at the same time showing AQUAís unique talent for writing amazing songs with a twist and a twinkle in the eye. Had anybody dared to mistake AQUA for a one-hit wonder at the time when "Barbie Girl" paved the way for the new Scandinavian superstars, AQUA soon proved the sceptics wrong with singles such as "Turn Back Time", "Doctor Jones", "My Oh My and "Lollipop (Candyman)".\n\nBack home in their native Denmark (which at least applies to three-quarters of AQUA, Lene having been born in Norway) the group had already proved their massive potential by scoring three consecutive no. 1 hits - of which "Barbie Girl" was the third. With "Roses Are Red", AQUAís debut single, the successor "My Oh My" and the debut album "Aquarium" going through the roof, everybody in and around AQUA was confident that the issue here was a band called AQUA and an entire album of great pop songs called "Aquarium". Not îjustî one or two strong singles.\n\nMore than 23 million records later, it seems that they were right. Not that anybody had expected it - least of all Claus, RenÈ, Lene and S¯ren. Who can honestly sit down during the making of their debut album and claim that they are perfectly certain that it is going to be a worldwide hit album? AQUA certainly could not. But after 20 months of massive, worldwide performance and promotion, they had to contemplate their situation.\n\nLuckily, AQUA are not like anybody else. Claus Norreen, RenÈ Dif, S¯ren Rasted and Lene Nystr¯m are not only unique because they have great songs, charm and good looks. They also write, record, produce and mix their own music themselves. Responsibilities that you do not normally see assumed by todayís average pop star.\n\nAnd that is exactly why they are taking on the world once again with their brilliant and unique pop tunes. Tunes that can best be described as universal pop music.
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It' Lordi - they're the guys who won the eurovision song contest with hard rock hallelujah or something like that. They're from Helsinki and rumour has it they're a bunch of media studies phd students who are doing the "rock Band" thing as part of their studies to try and fool the media and show anyone can become a rock star.
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I personally feel Himani should have won with Vinit in the second place.\n\nHimani has consistantly sung well even better than any body else in the show.\n\nHimani is a undoubted winner.
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"everything sarted today listening to the rasmus cd and yesterday i went to their concert, can it be that i miss them?"\nso...you miss who? lauri or aki?
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Finland's entry is so different, nothing like it in Eurovision before and way better than the usual predictable stuff.\n\nThere was a poll on the BBC of the 6 unusual entries in this years contest and Finland got 81% of the vote, Armenia were second with 5% http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/4906784.stm \n\nIt would be so refreshing if someone like Lordi were to win and maybe future contests would have more life to them.\n\nCheck out all the songs and videos here... http://profend.com/teenage-life/entries.html and the offical Eurovision site here... http://www.eurovision.tv/english/index.htm
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Because they realized no one liked their music anymore. I mean, they waited over a year to release Forever. And they actually tried to describe their sound as "mature". Who the hell has heard of mature pop music? It's almost an oxymoron.
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"The Air that I Breathe" by the Hollies. One of the members was Graham Nash, who went on to be part of Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young.
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Either a Scandinavian or Balkan group. Hopefully Finland.
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nobody won yet, we still have until may to see who takes the crown.\nthe results will be tommorow night to see who gets booted next
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"The Air That I Breathe" by The Hollies.
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The voting is political.\nOur entry (UK) is awful, but maybe so crap it'll win!\n\nOdds wise, Sweden and Greece are favourite to win but my money is on Finland (very funny) and Swizterland (made up of multi-nationality group!)