'Chrysalis to Butterfly'

I've just been watching the youtube "Teddy Bear". I wish Des'd let Darius sing a bit of Wonder Of You instead of declan.

I wish they'd both just stood quietly and let Darius sing the lot.

 

I just didn't see what Declan had done to warrant him singing the best part of 2 songs, while Darius got a measly 2 lines to speak from TWOY and into the bargain Des came in too soon and spoiled the effect of those.

Apart from that it's still good fun to watch.

 

Come to think of it, I haven't listened to Sandy for ages. I'm not even sure where my copy of Greasemania is. Is Sandy from the show on .net at all?

 

I don't know. I keep it on my pc - like all the stuff I listen to regularly.

I can't remember if she did or not....sorry

 

She still hasn't put everyhng back yet

It's in the video section and so is Flower of Scotland. I'm listening/watching both.

RGWT

Stars Crash Down

'Only You'

Save Love

'Something Inside So Strong'

INCREDIBLE :)

The first version of 'Freefall' follow2ed by the Farewell song, now 'Chrysalis to Butterfly'. They seem so long ago now.

I just :wub: the farewell song. It was this song and D's courage in facing his rejection that hooked me to him. I still can't believe even now that I didn't realise how much I liked him or what he meant to me until he got cut from Popstars :o

I was caught from the first base line.

Obviously D stood out, but with them portraying him in a slightly arrogant manor(which I feel was probably done afterwards once they realised he wasn't going to make the band) I honestly didn't realise it was mainly him I was tuning in to watch.

 

I even remember when he got cut, calling through to Lyn excitedly in the kitchen to let her know. For a few seconds, I was pleased and I have no idea why, but after that I felt a sense of dissappointment which just grew stronger and stronger in the remaining few minutes of the show, which included the farewell song. People were crying because he didn't go through.

 

I didn't like how Noel seemed really smug whilst supposedly comforting some of the upset people :angry: Then the next day he took the mick again by mocking D's accent :angry: Hearsay, more like Heretodaygonetomorrow :D I do admit to :wub: Myleene though :)

It was his concern for those around him, genuine and before his own problems which made me value him even more as a person. The 'Farewell' song just wanted to get an album of his own tracks. I'm afraid that both those feelings are still there.

Yes, the group formed by the show did split up but after 7 years, four of that group are still successful entertainers. Danny may be too but I don't know what he is doing.

Danny Foster (musician)

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

 

Danny Foster (b. May 3, 1979, London) is a singer and TV personality born in Hackney, London. Danny Foster was a member of the British pop group Hearsay. Like the other members of the group, he won his part through the talent show Popstars.The band had chart success with Pure and Simple being the fastest selling debut single,the group had other hits including two number one singles, a number one album and sell out arena tours. After the split of the band, Foster took a break from the public eye, for personal reasons: tabloid rumours of alcohol and depression. He sought help and went into recovery. It is rumoured Paul McKenna also helped him.

 

Danny Foster appeared on Channel 4's programme The Games (2005), along with Craig Charles, Chesney Hawkes(2004), and fellow popstar Spice Girl Mel C(2003). Danny has since appeared on channel Five's, Trust Me - I'm A Beauty Therapist in October 2006 along with Suzi Quatro, Stan Boardman and Michelle Marsh. According to Danny Foster's official website(2008) Danny is currently singing in his own show "The Soul Set" where he sings classic soul numbers from Marvin Gaye, Stevie Wonder and such like. Danny also works for various charities.