April 2007 Show - Listen to the Music & Is It Love
- 6 years ago
One thing that gets me with every show, is that I look at the line up and say, “I’ve never even heard of these songs.” Then I sit down and watch the show, and I wind up actually knowing them, and having loved them for years, but just never knew what their names were! This show at the beginning received mixed emotions from me. The overall flow of the show is smooth… however it’s missing the energy that January 2007 brought. The year was started out so energetic, fresh and new! And to me, we slowed things back down a step with April 2007. It is kind of disappointing, with this being the 30th Anniversary of Chuck E. Cheese’s to not see any reminiscing done, but hey you don’t know what September 2007 will hold… yet!
I will say this, the April 2007 show definitely has dialogue. For too long the characters pretty much ignored each other’s very existence, so it’s nice to see them talk! Of course, I still feel they could’ve said more. It’s very important for the characters to interact, even if they are via ‘satellite.’ While I hold my one stage close to my heart, I did make a trip over to Missy’s (sungun12) store and watched the show on her Studio C Alpha. This goes without saying, but it is worth mentioning - if you want to experience the glory of Studio C, go to a store with Alpha. Take a look at the big picture, notice the fine detailing of the bot. 32 movements can go a long way, and I watched the programming of not only the bot, but of the advanced lighting. I don’t believe in the butt-kissing, however I have the responsibility to give credit where credit is due. Michael Hill’s programming is amazing… he really blew me away in January 2007 and he continues to impress in April 2007. Certain aspects of the show did not impress me at all, but none of that disappointment came from programming. It’s all in the song selection and dialogue… footage is important for the show, but so is the programming.
I will say this, the April 2007 show definitely has dialogue. For too long the characters pretty much ignored each other’s very existence, so it’s nice to see them talk! Of course, I still feel they could’ve said more. It’s very important for the characters to interact, even if they are via ‘satellite.’ While I hold my one stage close to my heart, I did make a trip over to Missy’s (sungun12) store and watched the show on her Studio C Alpha. This goes without saying, but it is worth mentioning - if you want to experience the glory of Studio C, go to a store with Alpha. Take a look at the big picture, notice the fine detailing of the bot. 32 movements can go a long way, and I watched the programming of not only the bot, but of the advanced lighting. I don’t believe in the butt-kissing, however I have the responsibility to give credit where credit is due. Michael Hill’s programming is amazing… he really blew me away in January 2007 and he continues to impress in April 2007. Certain aspects of the show did not impress me at all, but none of that disappointment came from programming. It’s all in the song selection and dialogue… footage is important for the show, but so is the programming.