wewantourdarbyback
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It's nice to seeThat the resentment of that abomination that was the sh*t factors winner (whatever her name is) destruction of one of the best songs ever written lead Jeff Buckley's definitive version of the song to number two. It's a tragedy that it didn't make it to the top because what beat it is atrocious, that shows producers can't be bothered to get someone to write a new song each for the talentless cr*p that they bring to the public's attention means that they have finally got to the point were they used a good song from the past rather than some sh*t from Mariah Carey (that I managed to never hear despite a horrendous onslaught on this country's unsuspecting public). It's a sad state that every year we are guaranteed a Christmas number one thrown out of that Boyle on this countries television schedules whose success is brought instantaneously and without reason by piggybacking someone else's song.
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raveydavey
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Hallelujah is (reportedly) Simon Cowells favourite song. Lenoard Cohen should make a few quid out of it too - and he could do with it.
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ArmleyWhite
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The girl Has a very good voice and does the song well. Jeff Buckley, although ok, has been given far too much credence. he was good, but not that good!!
x factor is a modern version of opportunity knocks, and although I don't watch it much, I do think people get a tad over excited about it.
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Tommo
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This is the first year I have watched the Xfacter all the way through, I just usually watch the auditions. The winner has a very good voice, but I thought the winners song was the wrong choice. It reminds me of the film Shrek 
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NE1
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Whats No. 1 then?
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