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Originally Posted by renet
well she became older, so jumping like a little girl may not be the right thing to do any longer, but do oasis / sum41 / 30 seconds to mars / linkin park / muse / coldplay / whatever dance on their concerts? i don't think so... actually i dislike that she even has songs on her album that need dancers to be performed... :/
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Avril's case is a different, though. You listed bands, not solo artists, so that alone is a diversity, not to mention the fact that none of those bands do pop music (they have some pop tunes, but their genre is not pop). And if those bands danced, they'd be considered as boybands or something - Avril is a solo artist and can (theoretically) do whatever she wants (i.e. dancing) as long as she's also singing - but as far as I know, boyband members sing and dance, and not play instruments all at the same time. Not to mention that it would be the weirdest (and/or most ridiculous) thing to see - Liam Gallagher playing guitar, singing "...Heeeeey, Lyla!..." and doing whatever seriously unimaginable dance moves contemporarily. Lastly, those bands don't even have songs that could need dancing, while Av has quite a few danceable tracks. I myself don't like this whole dancing thing, but whatever.
Gwen Stefani is older than Avril and is a mother, yet she dances. The problem here is the fact that Avril doesn't know how to dance (or even move her way around the stage, pseudo-dancing, as to not look ridiculous), yet she still insists on doing it.
About Jim, I think he should just learn to either sing as a background vocalist (meaning his voice is to be heard in the background) or step a little away from the mic - his voice can be overwhelming at times.
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