I found it on the scary boards. They're still scary. I need to stay here.

Official RCA Page For David Cook

I swear I only got on TWOP accidentally.

Slightly OT: This board is now at 10,000 members and over 9.8 million hits. We rock.

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Thank you sharing. This is really neat to see - makes it "so official" seeing the RCA logo.

Annette

^ agreed.
thanks for sharing. =]

o0o0o0o....coolness!!! looks great! thank you for sharing the link!

thanks for the link

Thanks for sharing!

I'm soooo happy

Now it's real... yey!!!

Thanks for sharing!

I love this part:

It's all come with lessons learned, according to Cook. "The whole process has given me a brand-new lease on life in that I am more sure of who I am now that ever before. I've learned that when I'm singing live on stage to embrace that moment and if doesn't work, it's OK, move on."


I think we see that in his progression in his performances, and in his interviews.

I agree with you.

thanks for sharing the link - that was so cool to read.

Wow...this was so nice to read! Thanks for sharing!

Great link!!

Omg, that's awesome, thanks for sharing the link .

Very nice indeed! I remember him saying how he wanted the AI season to be a set list... and I remember thinking, weeks before I originally saw that quote from him, that I had a perfect album of David Cook's with all my AI downloads (I have every studio recording and most live performances). He really put great thought into his selections and choices, without ever over thinking it. He also has said - or maybe I should say pointed out - that when there were multiple song nights he tried to do one fast, one slow (one of the reasons he put off TWIK until the final week, in addition to it seeming appropriate lyrically then).
I actually noticed another interesting choice he made... on multiple song nights he also chose to sing one song baritone, the other tenor. "I'm Alive" he went baritone, "All I really Need is You" he went tenor; He also alternated tenor/baritone weekly starting the half way point of the finals (he really didn't unleash his inner tenor until "Little Sparrow"). Of course, there are several songs where he spanned 4 octaves, from baritone to falsetto. But generally speaking, he really mixed it up. Brilliant. He really is a musical genius!

that's very nice tnx for sharing it.

Thanks for posting this

I read the story they had written on there, and even though I pretty much know his whole story by heart now, it still pulls at my heart whenever I hear it. He's come so far and I couldn't be prouder of him, or to be a David Cook fan.

This is just the beginning to David's amazing journey, the 2nd chapter if you will (the first being Idol), and I can't wait to see the future unfold for him.

~Steph

tnx!


we really rock!

oh, cool. thanks!

yeah! I saw it....so COOL!

As much as I already know about our man, I never tire of reading it over and over!!!

Steph - Love your banner with our David at the piano.