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Anybody watching the Grammies?
#31
Black wrote:
Someone I know is there hoping for a Grammy, so now that I know about it, sure. Jason Isbell won a few including best Americana song (24 Frames)- my favorite song of 2015.
Someone should apply for a grant to study the phenomenon of people starting threads about things they "don't care" about.

Blaise Barton of Joy Ride?



Gaga SUCKED..insulting tribute to Bowie..zero

Adele sucked because a microphone fell into the piano and ruined her vibe..did you happen to notice that clanking sound throughout the song? There was a microphone sitting on the hammers and the strings...

GaGa's tribute was horrifying..all about her and her clown act. Nile Rodgers should be hiding somewhere right now he produced that fiasco..man

The Eagle were the only decent performance...yuk worst Grammies I've ever seen
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#32
Kraniac wrote:
[quote=Black]
Someone I know is there hoping for a Grammy, so now that I know about it, sure. Jason Isbell won a few including best Americana song (24 Frames)- my favorite song of 2015.
Someone should apply for a grant to study the phenomenon of people starting threads about things they "don't care" about.

Blaise Barton of Joy Ride?



Gaga SUCKED..insulting tribute to Bowie..zero

Adele sucked because a microphone fell into the piano and ruined her vibe..did you happen to notice that clanking sound throughout the song? There was a microphone sitting on the hammers and the strings...

GaGa's tribute was horrifying..all about her and her clown act. Nile Rodgers should be hiding somewhere right now he produced that fiasco..man

The Eagle were the only decent performance...yuk worst Grammies I've ever seen
You can change if you really want to.
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#33
I am big fan of Bowie and not much GaGa or that lot of pop, nor was I looking forward to watching the tribute, but that 5h1t was pretty damn good.

The band changes, minimal dancing nonsense, the songs she did in his range.
The technology that had to be integrated, direction and sound.

You can't possibly imagine how many co-ordinated techs, sound, light, cams, staging, electronics, it takes to pull that kind of 6 minute production off clean and sharp. Live.

Yea, there were some places that could have been played down a bit, but overall......

some of you (no pointing) sound like some of the crotchety old f's I work with on shows that just hate everything. After almost 70 years of RnR/pop, it ain't all gonna be great.

But for those of you who hated that, the next I Heart Radio extravaganza is Boy George type 80s bands in 4k. eeeeeewwww!
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#34
$tevie wrote:
Gaga was great. And the tribute to BB King was, too.

Taylor Swift's opening number "Out of the Woods," my fave song from that album was grand. http://www.slate.com/blogs/browbeat/2016...video.html
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#35
Kraniac wrote:
The Eagle were the only decent performance...yuk worst Grammies I've ever seen

The performance was good, but no intro? Really? That was handled VERY poorly.

I agree - this year's show, taken as a whole, was poorly done.
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#36
Adele did not suck.
The Eagles were pretty horrible, and that's coming from a fan. Jackson thought he knew the song and didn't need to practice or use cues- and was wrong. The others were so off that it had to be at least partly attributable to some sort of technical/monitoring problem. Either that or it's been a good while since Timothy's been on a stage.
The Lady Gaga think looked remarkably like Lady Gaga doing a tribute to David Bowie, not sure what else there really is to say or feel about it...
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#37
with the exception of Timothy B and Joe, the Eagles are a bunch of angry old men.
Jackson?

Feh!
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Music is how we decorate time.”
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#38
Fritz wrote:
with the exception of Timothy B and Joe, the Eagles are a bunch of angry old men.
Jackson?

Feh!

Love Jackson but haven't been following and don't know if he "still has it" in general, but he sure didn't have it yesterday. Some generous person in a facebook discussion suggested he was "overcome with emotion."

Love me some recent Don Henley interviews-- seems wise, not angry, but I guess it's popular to characterize him as such.
So you're saying Bernie is an angry old man? And the guy they got to replace Felder is an angry old man? Interesting....
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#39
I'm sure Don is a man whose heart is hurting now.
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#40
vision63 wrote:
[quote=$tevie]
Gaga was great. And the tribute to BB King was, too.

Taylor Swift's opening number "Out of the Woods," my fave song from that album was grand. http://www.slate.com/blogs/browbeat/2016...video.html
I missed the beginning but obviously with the internet that can be rectified. I like Swift and think she gets too much heat from everybody. Bless her heart for her integration of girl power with EFFU Kanye. Well played.

Did not enjoy the Eagles. Being old farts should not be carte blanche to get on a stage and play like a group of ancient American Legionnaires at a bull roast. On the other hand, the old farts who did the tribute to Lemmy (a person I did not know of who played music I do not like) worked their asses off and proved that approaching death need not cramp one's energy or style.
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