Sly Stone to appear at the Grammys

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Sly Stone to appear at the Grammys

Post by VelvetGeorge » Wed Feb 08, 2006 8:09 pm

I'd normally rather eat my own puke than watch the grammys, but I can't help but tune in to see Sly....



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Post by Flames1950 » Wed Feb 08, 2006 8:57 pm

You'll still have time for a bowl of yak before you get to see Sly. :wink:
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Post by JD » Wed Feb 08, 2006 10:10 pm

Ha! I didn't expect that look. Too funny, dude leaves the stage before the song ends.

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Post by VelvetGeorge » Wed Feb 08, 2006 10:12 pm

Well, he got one of his vocal lines.....

Guess he spent more time on his mohawk, than rehearsing.

Cool to see Nile playing guitar.

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Post by JD » Wed Feb 08, 2006 10:27 pm

Yeah, that was cool, and always cool to see the vets like Aerosmith too.

Speaking of, Paul McCartney is always cool to see, but WTF was that crap Jay Z was spewing out while Paul was singing???

Robert Johnson, very cool. Now Bruce Springstein is on. Good to see there is still an appreciation these days for people who actually play, write, and sing decent songs.

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Post by tonejones » Wed Feb 08, 2006 11:28 pm

Wuz definitely digging Sly's mondo Johnny-Winter-gone-punk mohawk!!!!!
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Post by Country Boy Shane » Thu Feb 09, 2006 10:20 am

Boy Sly looked like hell last night. He sure took a beating with all those drugs.

The performance was alright except when every singer was trying to "out-solo" eachother. I HATE THAT!
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Post by NY Chief » Thu Feb 09, 2006 12:56 pm

There is such a huge portion of today's so called "music" which to me is just pure fuckin crap. WTF was that marching band shit with "J-F-U" and K-West? And sorry, Cold Play is NOT the second coming of U2 (and I can barely stomach them). At least Madonna has good looking legs and Kelly Clarkson was genuinely honored. Why do all the divas want to be cast in the same cat wail? Herbie Hancock and "Xtina" murdered what could have been a really soulful tune. Sounded like a duel rather and a duet. The Labelle cat wail from the openeing bars versus Hancock playing like most of todays guitar players who have to play a billion notes a second and sound like a bee in heat? Gimme a Clapton single note bend or BB vibrato or Beck lyrical lick anyday. Helter Skelter? I thought that was an odd choice though it was done well. Yesterday would have been superb without that other ass rapping along. Even the singer in Linkin Park added a decent harmony part. What was Paul thinking? At least Billy Jo said something meaningful though lost on most of tin ear's in the crowd. At least Les Paul was mentioned. (Hope he gets well).

As usual, the Grammy's sucked.
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Post by OnTheFritz » Thu Feb 09, 2006 1:03 pm

I'm kinda with George on any and all awards shows!!
Had my bowl of puke and played Flames' 50 watter! :D

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Post by rockstah » Thu Feb 09, 2006 1:08 pm

i love watching the award shows - interviews - talk shows-anything to get closer or inside someone head that i may admire or respect - love it.

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Post by Country Boy Shane » Thu Feb 09, 2006 1:44 pm

NY Chief wrote:There is such a huge portion of today's so called "music" which to me is just pure fuckin crap. WTF was that marching band shit with "J-F-U" and K-West? And sorry, Cold Play is NOT the second coming of U2 (and I can barely stomach them). At least Madonna has good looking legs and Kelly Clarkson was genuinely honored. Why do all the divas want to be cast in the same cat wail? Herbie Hancock and "Xtina" murdered what could have been a really soulful tune. Sounded like a duel rather and a duet. The Labelle cat wail from the openeing bars versus Hancock playing like most of todays guitar players who have to play a billion notes a second and sound like a bee in heat? Gimme a Clapton single note bend or BB vibrato or Beck lyrical lick anyday. Helter Skelter? I thought that was an odd choice though it was done well. Yesterday would have been superb without that other ass rapping along. Even the singer in Linkin Park added a decent harmony part. What was Paul thinking? At least Billy Jo said something meaningful though lost on most of tin ear's in the crowd. At least Les Paul was mentioned. (Hope he gets well).

As usual, the Grammy's sucked.
I at least liked U2, but Mary seemed out of place. I'm hating how there are no presentations of good ole heavy rock. All this rap and pop has taken over. I remember back in the 90's when Guns and Roses along with many other sweet rockers kicked the Grammy's ass!
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Post by rockstah » Thu Feb 09, 2006 1:49 pm

man, i love it all - art is the reflection of a society and i wouldnt have it any other way. and i happen to think cold play kicks major ass.
and rap- you cant appreciate rap? ok then get rid of the words and listen to what they are doing with the groove. just what we used to do with guitar solos in my opinion - i love it all - things change - i love change its a challange - its up to us now to do what miles davis did or hendrix - inovate - nothing remains the same - but to say there isnt any good music today compared to would be just going backwards and none of the people we do like ever went backwards. my 2cents

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Post by NY Chief » Thu Feb 09, 2006 2:36 pm

yeah, like fittty cent, jayzeeee, ll couully

That shit SUCKS Mark.
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Post by rockstah » Thu Feb 09, 2006 2:42 pm

NY Chief wrote:yeah, like fittty cent, jayzeeee, ll couully

That shit SUCKS Mark.
i cant say that - i wouldnt put it in the cd changer but i do have all that stuff in my ipod... i cant say it sucks cause it doesnt speak to me- but i can say people eminem and fitty kick ass at what they do. i appreciate it for what it is. thats all im saying here.

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Post by NY Chief » Thu Feb 09, 2006 3:01 pm

No argument there...it certainly IS what it IS... :evil:
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