LOS ANGELES, California - "American Idol" returned as close to the final season of 1910, and according to Randy Jackson, the competition is over, something Steven Tyler is in agreement with - just do not think it's a competitor in the same bag. After two series of performances on Wednesday night, Randy said it was James Durbin competition "to lose", while Steven Lauren Alaina said "that." During mentoring Sheryl Crow, the evening began with the election of Randy - James - who kickstarted the spectacle of "Closer to the Edge", a song by Jared Leto of 30 Seconds to Mars and the emotional rock number earned on the panel. "I know the feeling that America," said Lopez. "It's yours to take!" Randy James, who fought for several weeks - even during a Wednesday morning appearance on Access Hollywood Live - added that shipments of the rocker really showed what kind of direction, it could go in when the show is over, adding "James is in it to win it!" Teenager Lauren James quickly matched point for point which was hit by Carrie Underwood - on the ground "- and underlined his country daring side. "Lauren's it!" Randy enthusiastic. "The way you found your niche is just as good as it gets," said Steven. "The sky is the limit. I think you have it." During cycle 2, when James returned to give another powerful performance, this time singing Harry Nilsson "Without You." Inspired by his family, James was nearly brought to tears when he made the audience close to his passion - and a little 'voices pitch-perfect. "This is the sign of a truly great artist," Randy suggested. "I could feel your emotions ... To give you a voice that you did? No, it was not perfect, but it was emotionally perfect ... ... The contest is for you to lose. " But Lauren would not stand back, hit the stage again in a flowing gown singing a beautiful version of "Unchained Melody" by The Righteous Brothers. "Nothing to judge, it really is," says Jennifer, impressed with powerful pipes of the young woman. ". It was a beautiful song, sung beautifully by you," said Steven: "It was perfect." Although James and Lauren may have a head start, the contest is far from over, and Scotty McCreery continued to give good performances of this kind that has kept him, week after week. Coffee has opened its "Gone" by Montgomery Gentry, hitting eighth, he had not previously revealed, and even - as Jennifer has pointed out - a little 'show off his growling voice. "I swear to God I saw you dance with the devil tonight," said Steven. "It 's a good thing for you ...' was a completely different side of you." "I lost it a while ago," commented a happy Jennifer. "I was so excited ... You just owned that stage. " Later, Scotty returned with Elvis Presley, "Always On My Mind," said Jennifer, who "showed us what a very complete artist you", while Stephen was called "Beautiful." While all three artists stood out for all the right reasons, which was a mixture of criticism and Reinhart Jacob Lusk Haley. Jacob took a blow to the first issue - a song and Jordin Sparks and Chris Brown share of "No Air", the judges were not convinced. Later, he redeemed himself, "Love Hurts" by Nazareth, but is still likely to be at risk, on Thursday, if the voters are the judges. As for Haley, she lost to Jimmy Iovine mentor can make a novel Lady Gaga song "You and I" Although singer Lady Gaga has given his blessing, "said Jennifer would have collected more famous song of the link public. Fortunately, Haley, had a second chance is the "House of the Rising Sun," a song made famous by The Animals, who opened without accompaniment. "The best performance of the evening goes to Haley," said Randy. "You have grown by leaps and bounds in this show ... They have flourished. It 'was amazing."
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