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Posted: **Tue May 13, 2008 11:17 pm**

She has some serious talent. I really love that she was on One Tree Hill last night and had a great version of Hallelujah.

If Brooke and Lucas don't end up together, I might puke.

Posted: **Wed May 14, 2008 2:12 pm**

Kate Voegele is amazing! I have her latest CD, and I'm searching for her first one.

I have never seen One Tree Hill, despite my curiosity for the whow.

Posted: **Wed May 14, 2008 2:43 pm**

Panfan wrote:I have never seen One Tree Hill, despite my curiosity for the whow.

You MUST watch it, Panfan. It comes off as just stupid teen drama to some people, but it's really well-written and acted.

If you want to see the series from the beginning, SoapNet has just started rerunning from the first season this week. They're up to episode 4 right now.

(Or, if you're impatient for the SoapNet airings, the season sets usually go on sale for $19.99 at Target/BestBuy/etc. every so often)

TurdBizzler wrote:If Brooke and Lucas don't end up together, I might puke.

I would like Brooke and Dr. Copeland to get together.

Albert

Posted: **Fri May 16, 2008 6:55 am**

Kate Voegele had been touring with Hanson on the new leg of their tour. I guess the tour is over now (they didn't come near Florida on this leg of the tour...). I've only heard her single that's out now (I can't even think of the name of it), and I do like it, but it hasn't interested me enough to search out her other music. Even though I do like the song. I haven't downloaded the song yet, though.

Dan, since you have her CD, would you be able to compare her music to other artists' music?

Posted: **Fri May 16, 2008 1:32 pm**

I'll try, Amy. I haven't listened to it much since I bought it Sunday and have been busy this week.

Uhm, she sounds sorta like Sara Bareilles and maybe Colbie Caillat? It's a soft-ish tone, but I really like it.

Posted: **Fri May 16, 2008 1:34 pm**

Escapay wrote:
Panfan wrote:I have never seen One Tree Hill, despite my curiosity for the whow.
You MUST watch it, Panfan. It comes off as just stupid teen drama to some people, but it's really well-written and acted.

If you want to see the series from the beginning, SoapNet has just started rerunning from the first season this week. They're up to episode 4 right now.

(Or, if you're impatient for the SoapNet airings, the season sets usually go on sale for $19.99 at Target/BestBuy/etc. every so often)

Albert

Yes, Escapay, but if they're on episode four, I can't watch it from the beginning.. And I have this OCD thing where I must watch a TV Show from the start.

And I don't want to dish out the $20 for it if I don't end up liking it..

Posted: **Fri May 16, 2008 3:58 pm**

Panfan wrote:Yes, Escapay, but if they're on episode four, I can't watch it from the beginning.. And I have this OCD thing where I must watch a TV Show from the start.

My siblings and cousins are the same way with Doctor Who. I show them one episode, and they get intrigued and want to see the rest, but insist on seeing it from the start. When I tell them, "Okay, we'll start with 1963's An Unearthly Child" they go, "No, with the new Doctor!" I must've sat through the first/twenty-seventh season five times already trying to get them caught up.

Panfan wrote:And I don't want to dish out the $20 for it if I don't end up liking it..

Trust me, you'll like it.

Albert

Posted: **Fri May 16, 2008 4:14 pm**

Alright, well I'll give it a try. And if I end up hating it..watch out! Justttt joking...

Posted: **Sat May 17, 2008 8:31 am**

PeterPanfan wrote:I'll try, Amy. I haven't listened to it much since I bought it Sunday and have been busy this week.

Uhm, she sounds sorta like Sara Bareilles and maybe Colbie Caillat? It's a soft-ish tone, but I really like it.

Oh, it's no biggie- I was just curious- I didn't know that you just bought it!

Thanks!