Well he a strong contender for the final but his nerve failed him in the end. Out in 3rd place with just one vote its Hiro singing Anarchy in the UK :D

The runner up is my preotige SB, whowas leading the voting for a while put was well beaten in the end singing the Clashes London Calling :clap: :clap:

But in the end with a late surge of votes we have an overwhelming leader...its Trisco and Teenage Kicks :party: :party: :party: :bow: :bow: :bow:

Bloody hell, I knew that I should have picked Dropkick Murphys' I'm Shipping up to Boston (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x-64CaD8GXw) :angry: I thought that I'd pick The Sex Pistols instead cos they were a British band and "Anarchy in the UK"'s a better known song...It's the first time in this contest that I picked a song that wasn't exactly my number one favourite...Damn me...

Anyway, well done to my fellow contestants and to the organiser :ok: I would have never gone this far in a contest with my name in the polls ;)

Can't beleive that song lost - its' the ultimate punk anthem ! :unsure:

I voted for it - great choice HP :bow:

Never mind, these comps are never won by the best singer :lol:

Anyway I just wanted to say that I had a huge selection of punk songs to pick, but went for that because a. am a huge Clash fan and b. it was the 5th anniversary of the DEATH of the great JOE STRUMMER, and what a marvellous front man and writer he was. He died aged just 50 I think . :(

The Clash were the most musically diverse and overtly political of the original English punk bands. Their songs tackled social decay, unemployment, racism, police brutality, political and social repression, militarism and, occasionally, sex. Strummer was involved with the Anti-Nazi League and Rock Against Racism campaigns. He later also gave his support to the Rock Against the Rich series of concerts organised by the anarchist organisation Class War. The Clash's London Calling album was voted best album of the 1980s by Rolling Stone magazine (although it was released in late 1979 in the UK it was released in 1980 in the USA).[3] The Clash's influence can be clearly heard in countless subsequent rock bands.


RIP JOE, a true rock legend. :bow:

:clap: to my fellow contestants :bow: excellent choices in the final I think. Can't believe I managed to pull it off again!

Do I get an extra award Liam for winning every round?? Or just a slap from everyone for being big headed :P


Cheers for doing this Liam, thoroughly enjoyed it :D

Nope, a poke with a needle into your head to deflate it :P

Why thank you HP, I accept your adulation and compliments :P :D

I was gonna say congrats, but nwo you've been so big headed! :lol:

Well done :clap: Doesn't bother me cos I already got a recording contract ;) :D

Thanks for doing the comp Liam :hug: Sorry I let you down as yoru protege but Trisco rigged the phone vote :lol:

*calls Ofcom about the allegations* :D

How did I miss this? :shrug:

where was Leon?

:P

At muber oen unfortunetely :lol:

Imagine him singing Anarchy! Mayeb Pretty Vacant would be better :lol:

Where's my one million pound recording contract?? :unsure:

You tell 'em Triscy baby! What a con! :lol: I exepcted you to be number one and we had a deal where I sang backing vocals on Teenage Kicks remember? :D

Well done on your win Mr. Trisco.... :clap: :clap: As my first round effort recorded a pathetic 0 votes I was the one who got to come back and sing a novelty tune in the final.... and here it is....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JlbBF9UgbQE&feature=related

:ok: :ok:

P.S. The performer is really Kevin Eldon....comedy genius....here performing as Tony Rudd.

I've never heard that before! Completely bonkers, just what the x-factor needs but do come back next year and try again :lol: