Rockstar: Supernova Week 4 Performances

Not a lot to write home about this week performance-wise. The stand outs were Storm, Ryan and, as usual, Dilana. I really liked Zayra's version of Blondie's Call Me, but she's just too artsy for the Supernova burnouts.

Lukas started things off with The Verve's Bittersweet Symphony. I don't agree with much of the idiocy that comes out of Jason Newsted's mouth, but he is right when he continued to tell Lukas that he sounds like he's taking a shit when he sings.


Zayra was next with Blondie's Call Me. She wore this awesome skintight blue outfit that was good stuff in my opinion. I know I might be alone in my backing of her, but again I really liked her interpretation of this week's song. I think her arangements are original and fresh, it's just not something the Supernova guys can get down with.


Dana actually channelled the rock gods to some degree this week. Often criticized for her soft look and approach to her songs, she dirtied up and did a not-so-horrible version of Nirvana's About A Girl. She's still on her way out very soon.


Patrice followed with Black Crowes' Remedy. She's still a soccer mom in rockstar clothing. She's not bad enough to be noticed, but not good enough to be praised.


Toby then performed White Wedding by Billy Idol. Didn't blow anyone away, didn't suck terribly. This guy still has a good shot at it. He's got the look at least.


Magni finally took off his douchey sunglasses to perform David Bowie's Heroes. Boring and terrible. I really don't like this guy.


Ryan was next with Live's I Alone. I hate Live and anything they've ever recorded, but beyond that, he did a pretty solid job. He still is really lacking in the personality department.


Jill was joined by Gilby Clark for her rendition of The Rolling Stone's Brown Sugar. Gilby is a tool. Seriously, for a guy who was in Guns 'n Roses for like a week and a half, he sure thinks he's important.


Bobblehead roboto Phil then put me to sleep with The Wallflower's One Headlight. This guy looks so ridiculous when he sings and finally the Supernova guys called him out on it last night. Tommy Lee basically let him know that no one could possibly watch this guy move for an entire show.


Finally Dilana gave me something to be impressed with. Her version of Time After Time by Cyndi Lauper was really enjoyable. She strips songs down so well. I think though that if she fronted this band and had to sing over the music they unveiled that they had been working on, it wouldn't play very well to her strengths. Hard to say, but she is clearly the most talented of the bunch and proved it again this week.


Josh gayed out to Blind Melon's No Rain. I cannot wait until he is off this show. I really want to kick him repeatedly. He brings out the Ike Turner in me. I mean, look at this guy. Could you really seem him fronting Tommy Lee? I mean, it's like porn and church. Oil and water. I don't know why he's still around.


Storm is still great. She's sex appeal and power all rolled into a delicious dish. She sang Anything Anything by Dramarama and I loved it. It ended the performances on a strong note.

Jeepney Diaries has all the performances, but these were the best in my opinion:

Dilana - Time After Time (Cyndi Lauper)
Storm Large - Anything Anything (Dramarama)
Zayra Alvarez- Call Me (Blondie)