Ok, who's excited about Mitch's book & who's NOT?
#1
Posted 20 November 2011 - 02:13 AM
Just some things to think about:
-Do you feel like he should be writing a book at all?
-Could a book about his daughter ruin his "image"/ make people look at him badly?
- Will people think he's being biased?
- Do you think he's just trying to get the truth out there?
#2
Posted 20 November 2011 - 03:45 AM
I don't like to say things like that about Mitch, but it's difficult to enter in my mind that he lost her daughter just a few months ago and he's talking about it all the time on television, books and on tributes with the same nature as he talks about his own album...I know people react with death in different ways, but all that sounds too weird for me. I'm not saying he's opportunist or whatever, but sometimes, when he does certain things, it's hard to not to look at him badly or at least imagine it.
#3
Posted 20 November 2011 - 06:25 AM
I guess "excited" wasn't the word I should have used, what I really mean is "looking forward to". But anyway, I see where you're coming from... I think Mitch's grieving is genuine and I also think he's doing these TV appearances and stuff to spread the news of Amy's new foundation because honestly, who else is gonna do it?I'm definetely not excited, I'll certainly buy and read it next Summer though.
I don't like to say things like that about Mitch, but it's difficult to enter in my mind that he lost her daughter just a few months ago and he's talking about it all the time on television, books and on tributes with the same nature as he talks about his own album...I know people react with death in different ways, but all that sounds too weird for me. I'm not saying he's opportunist or whatever, but sometimes, when he does certain things, it's hard to not to look at him badly or at least imagine it.
I don't want to jinx him, so I'll just say this, I hope people don't think he's just trying to get publicity. That's all I'll say!
#4
Posted 20 November 2011 - 09:33 AM
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#5
Posted 20 November 2011 - 10:33 AM
it's the only book i would read about her.
he might not be perfect and he might come across wrong, but he loved amy and his cause is very noble - helping people.
... when i listen to mitch i think it's not that his daughter had a normal, regular life = how can anyone expect him to just act 'normal'? say 'normal' things? this is Amy's DAD, this man has fought drug dealers, papparazzi, hanger-ons, blakey blake, alcoholism, drug addiction, and who knows what else with his own hands.
And he also raised Amy ... the side of the story we have not heard ;-)
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#7
Posted 20 November 2011 - 12:31 PM
#9
Posted 20 November 2011 - 01:53 PM
I believe Mitch is trying to get through this ordeal by doing something positive, as he said on twitter "Amy was not a tragic person,she was a fighter.Dry our tears and let's get cracking"
I was lucky enough to speak to Mitch for a couple of minutes at Jazz After Dark last month, I told him how really sorry I was about everything that had happened and I won't forget the pain I saw in his eyes, he said "Where are you from Paul?" I said manchester, he then said "Well how come you speak with a Liverpool accent?" which was so funny as almost everyone knows about the friendly rivalry and banter between the two cities, and how different the accents are, Very funny Mitch!!
I seriously believe though that Mitch by using his singing career, the work for the foundation, books etc, is keeping alive the legacy of his beautiful talented daughter of whom he was so proud and loved so much.
#10
Posted 20 November 2011 - 02:16 PM
Mitch needs to realise that her daughter will be remembered for many, many years because what she's done is amazing, because she changed the music world with just one album and because she touched millons of people with her incredible talent and beautiful soul. Her personal troubles and all she went through should be soon forgotten.
All she achieved, she did it herself. She didn't need Mitch to make the best album ever, sell millions of records and win 5 Grammys in just one night.
I'm not saying his intentions are bad, as all proceeds are going to the foundation, but he really needs to get out of the spotlight and let Amy's memory shine on her own.
#11
Posted 20 November 2011 - 03:18 PM
I guess "excited" wasn't the word I should have used, what I really mean is "looking forward to". But anyway, I see where you're coming from... I think Mitch's grieving is genuine and I also think he's doing these TV appearances and stuff to spread the news of Amy's new foundation because honestly, who else is gonna do it?
I don't want to jinx him, so I'll just say this, I hope people don't think he's just trying to get publicity. That's all I'll say!
I see your point. As I said in my last post, I didn't insinuate he's opportunist or something like that because we don't know much about him. He was Amy's dad, he raised her and loved her no matter what. He was Amy's best friend and loved her 'till the end. But it's still hard not to think that he lost her daughter 4 months ago and it all appears to "easy" for him. I'm not talking about what we think about him (we = Amy's fans), I'm talking about what OTHER PEOPLE, who don't know even half of the history, would think about that.
But I hope they buy this book here in Brazil, cuz I'll be one of the first in the line to buy it anyway.
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#12
Posted 20 November 2011 - 03:38 PM
People already look at Mitch badly & i don't think its warranted. He's comfortable in the limelight but that doesn't mean he's not a good person, he's doing this for the right reasons & £30k has already been allocated to three different charities on behalf of the foundation.
If people think he's biased then so be it, Amy is his daughter & i can't see him being objective about this & leaving his personal feelings aside.
The truth is already out there, people just choose to ignore it & believe the worst.
I'll be buying Mitch's book when its released.
#13
Posted 20 November 2011 - 05:15 PM
I for one also think that there will be at least one other book on the market and this may be motive behind this.
#14
Posted 20 November 2011 - 05:40 PM
I am looking forward to reading what Mitch has to say about Amy's early years.
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