Comments on: Emma Shapplin crashes and burns in Haifa

By: Angel

Angel — Tue, 01 Dec 2009 16:31:16 +0000

Regarding the album – it was released on the 23th November in Greece; the next release is Argentina @ 8th of December, after that there are 2 more @10th and 15th, the last one being worldwide i think.

Im waiting for the album too

By: Luchiano

Luchiano — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 21:25:55 +0000

Hello everybody,

Well, what can I say ? :S what’s happening with Emma ? could any of you tell me the songs that she sang those two nights please ? I have a list but it’s sooooo weird…

No photos or videos at all ! thats weird too, I mean, HELLO! it’s Emma Shapplin !

Was the show so bad ?

What about Macadam Flower ? her “official” site is dead again…

Please help me !!!

Thanks in advance ;)

L ~

By: Raine Marcus

Raine Marcus — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 20:02:14 +0000

You guys should try anti-Israel/anti/semitiic propaganda emanating from the UK at present; it’s not try to say that Israel is not doing anything about it.. There are huge departments, divisions and organisations (community and state) dedicated to just that – stemming the anti-whatever it is. Trouble is, it doesn’t work. It’s problematic.

But I’m still sure what anti-semitism has to do with Emma Shapplin’s performance(s). Nothing, I would say. Either she was good or she wasn’t.

BTW: She first became popular around ten years ago in Israel; the publisher and then editor of Ma’ariv Ofer Nimrodi invited her to perform at his wedding after the release of her very popular album (can’t remember its name, but I have two copies). Then she was excellent, apparently.

By: David-Joe

David-Joe — Wed, 11 Nov 2009 02:48:46 +0000

Its because she has never kicked Israel. If she had rejected Israel and then returned like all the has beens over the recent past, she would have been serenaded.

Its a form of guilt. Like the dratted Israeli “filmmakers” that are parading around NYC – very chic to attack Israel in movies – and especially in a city such as New York which has become a centre of anti-Israel attitudes.

And of course Israel is acting stupid by saying nothing or looking utterly bumbling and guilty while the Arabs whip our backsides with their propaganda.

The late great State of Israel. Too true – so sad – so utterly afraid to stand up for itself properly.

By: Lisa

Lisa — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 21:13:38 +0000

One of my all-time favorite concerts was when I saw Fiona Apple perform in New York City when I was in high school back in 2000. There were technical difficulties, including her not hearing herself, and she freaked out and started cursing out the media and stuff. While trying to sing the third song she gave up and went backstage never to return the rest of the evening. Sounds like Shapplin has a lot more class.