THE BEST
KRIS ALLEN / Ain't No Sunshine. Kris Allen deserves a spot in the final two. Now, that was a moment! And you know there could only be one true "moment" each season.
ADAM LAMBERT / Play That Funky Music. Don't get me wrong. It's not that good. It just fares better than the rest of the performances save Kris Allen's. He should probably tone down the screeching. It's annoying. He isn't Mick Jagger nor Steve Tyler. I love his blue shirt though.
THE WORST
ANOOP DESAI / Caught Up. Wake up call! Desai is not as suave and smooth as he thinks he is. Caught Up is good song because of Usher's riffs. Without it, it's just bland, old karaoke. He should stick with Jai Ho.
MEGAN JOY / Turn Your Lights Down. On the upside, it was a better performance compared to last week's disaster. On the downside, it was boring as hell. But she's like really pretty. America, keep her. At least for another week.
MATT GIRAUD / You Found Me. It was all over the place.
THE REST
SCOTT MACINTYRE / Just The Way You Are. Surprisingly, I found his performance very pleasant. It would have been completely likable if not for that high note he tried to reach during the bridge.
LIL ROUNDS / I Surrender. Seriously, her voice is so plain. Nothing special. Just plain, chocolate. And it was painful to hear her sing the chorus.
DANNY GOKEY / What Hurts The Most. I didn't get the so-called connection that the judges were commenting on. His was not a heartfelt rendition. Sorry.
ALLISON IRAHETA / Don't Speak. I say no to the guitar that was barely used, the shouting and the rushing through the song, the leaves on her hair, and the ensemble. OMG. Eyesore much?
