As I've mentioned before, LO aint no easy song to sing. One of the many things keeping me from entering that LO contest where instructor David taught us how to play it on the guitar. Yet he nailed it here with flying colors. The change up in the tempo was a nice touch. I would be remiss if I didn't mention Andy's eye-catching red hot pants. Andy, if you're trying to get us to steer our eyes away from David to give you a looky, mission accomplished!

Wow! Should I really be surprised that David Cook just blew me away yet again. Light On is not an easy song to sing as I have learned whilst trying to sing along with Mr. Cook while cruising in my car. Yet he nailed it proving that he's up to par to take on such a difficult song outside of the studio. And then there's Declaration. If ever there was a song that proved David is the real deal, this is it: the fact that David wrote Declaration demonstrates he's a real artist capable of making real music. The instant I heard it, I was in pure rock bliss bopping my head around along with Kyle.

The acoustics for both songs sounded fabulous to me and the music was nice and loud as good rock music should be, yet David's powerful voice came through loud and clear. The band overall gelled very well--looked like they've been doing this for years. I knew Andy, Neal and David would would have no problem bonding as a band, but Joey and Kyle seem to fit right in as if they truly belong there. Kyle's energy on the drums is awe-inspiring. That guy is like the Energizer Bunny on drums.