Glee Cast: we listened to "3D Concert Movie the Glee" (2011)

I could feign surprise to discover the titles of "3D Concert Movie the Glee," and so save my ego, but I (unfortunately) is "sucked" by the Glee phenomenon. I will not continue with this kind of confessions, it has just seen my credibility collapse.

Yet I was, like many people, reluctant to lose forty-five minutes of my life before this remake of High School Musical, showing the success of the top 50 of the year, Sing for Born This Way, or the classic uncle Sam (Jessie's Girl and Do not Rain on My Parade). The persuasiveness of a British roommate have made me flinch.




First track, Do not Stop Believin ', the first ode to America, but first cries of several octaves beyond the complaint of the slaughtered pig. The singer? No, not this time. Rather a public determined to give full meaning to the word "live". (Now I panic at the thought of the concert chronicle of Justin Bieber.)

The CD will appeal to fanatical collectors, less to others. The disappointment will be in effect size if you were hoping to hear something new. Most titles are listed with talent but are identical to the studio version. Leaving only the Gwyneth Paltrow surprised to hear this on stage. If the majority of the cast passes the test of live successfully, some leave difficult atmosphere karaoke and reveal their incompetence. The male singer of Lucky in the lead, closely followed by mini-Britney (I'm a Slave 4 U).



The album does very little interest except to promote the series, loss of hearing. Meanwhile, I will not hide the side effect: after fears a partial loss of hearing, my life has suddenly requested the appearance of a musical ...