I haven’t followed the Eurovision Song Contest for many years but having nothing better to do I watched the first semi-final on Tuesday and that was enough. I certainly won’t be tuning in tomorrow for the finals. All the songs, with a few exceptions seemed to be variations on the same theme.
And why do they need all the special effects that bring on epileptic attacks? Is it to distract from the fact that the songs aren’t up to standard?
I don’t think so, Ulla, V and I haven’t watched it for many years either but I do like to watch the results coming in at the end just to see how much the EU countries hate the UK.
Yes I remember it well. I was 13 and they were my big idols. My bedroom was wallpapered with their posters!!
I don’t think there will ever be another singer or group who will become as famous as them by winning Eurovision.
Interesting fact. The man behind the Swedish Song for Europe concept is leaving Sweden and heading for the USA to try and introduce a similar competition there. Can you imagine a song contest with 50 entries!?
I would say that Abba are more popular over here now than they were at the time. There are often programmes on tv about them and of course there are the films and the plays too. They are all so talented.
It’s a load of rubbish, I haven’t watched it for years. It’s not about which song is best any more, it’s voting for the country which will vote for you. It’s gone far to far about politics & no longer about the songs.
We have watched it every year since we married. Its quite an event in our house. We enjoy it. It is quite comical though at how political it is. I really miss Terry Wogan he was a brilliant and funny compare