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[4AssedMonkey]

Hmmm?

[MyTwistedWords]

4AssedMonkey, on Oct 23 2009, 11:07 PM, said:

Hmmm?

guilty   having said that i've pretty much been on here all day... i dont deserve my wages sometimes i really dont!

[4AssedMonkey]

You and I have too much in common.  People will talk...

[MyTwistedWords]

4AssedMonkey, on Oct 23 2009, 11:14 PM, said:

You and I have too much in common.  People will talk...

yeah but wouldnt we just tell em to shut the f**k up??

[4AssedMonkey]

Good point well made.  

[MyTwistedWords]

4AssedMonkey, on Oct 23 2009, 11:20 PM, said:

Good point well made.  

right... well its on so i'm off... have a lovely eve

[cejx]

I'm on here because he's come on!!

[llcoolphil]

cejx, on Oct 23 2009, 11:48 PM, said:

I'm on here because he's come on!!

Me too  

[4AssedMonkey]

Liking Dead Weathers.  Interesting also that Yoko Ono couldn't even clap in time to the opening medley.  God she's a useless, talentless waste of space.

Miike Snow - great range of hairstyles and facial hair.  Thought they weren't great live TBH.

Smokey Robinson's hair dye/botched face lift combo - hilarious.  Nice to see a humble Eric Clapton showing his true genius though.

Basement Jaxx?  Material lacking on their past glory IMO, but still vibrant.

[greenfairy43]

The first Basement Jaxx song was poor, the last one with Yoko screeching along to it was appauling, for that very reason.

But the one in the middle was FANTASTIC!   Made me want to be dancing like a loon in a field   

[MyTwistedWords]

greenfairy43, on Oct 24 2009, 12:57 AM, said:

The first Basement Jaxx song was poor, the last one with Yoko screeching along to it was appauling, for that very reason.

But the one in the middle was FANTASTIC!   Made me want to be dancing like a loon in a field   

exactly! i LOVED the one in the middle

[MyTwistedWords]

4AssedMonkey, on Oct 24 2009, 12:41 AM, said:

Liking Dead Weathers.  Interesting also that Yoko Ono couldn't even clap in time to the opening medley.  God she's a useless, talentless waste of space.

Miike Snow - great range of hairstyles and facial hair.  Thought they weren't great live TBH.

Smokey Robinson's hair dye/botched face lift combo - hilarious.  Nice to see a humble Eric Clapton showing his true genius though.

Basement Jaxx?  Material lacking on their past glory IMO, but still vibrant.

loved dead weathers, have always hated yoko, didnt mind Miike snow but their hair (head and face) was better than the performances... smokey's still got a fair vocal though... loved clapton!

[Petewasbristol]

I was thinking the other day, I would love to see Eric Clapton and Jeff Beck bring the current live show they are doing to Glastonbury. Would not have to be a headline slot, just in a position as the sun goes down.  

[rabid]

What's yellow and lives off dead beatles?

[4AssedMonkey]

rabid, on Oct 24 2009, 10:16 AM, said:

What's yellow and lives off dead beatles?

    

[MrZigster]

I really liked Dead Weather. I watched on Tuesday and it took a while to click that Jack White was the drummer. Hope they play.

Liked Mike Snow, posey headbanging from the synthy sound mixers (or whatever that role in a band is called) was funny though. Hope they play.

Just loved Ngoni Ba. Just looked on iPlayer. Apparently that goat skin covered ukelele type thing being played is called an ngoni and the players name is Bassekou Kouyate. He must be the Hendrix of ngoni playing. Hope they play.

Thought Smokey Robinson has still got it. Put Andy Williams to shame. Also didn't realise it was Clapton until it was mentioned. I should have noticed from the tone. Must stop watching without my glasses. Hope they play. Good excuse to shout for Jeff Beck again as well.

[4AssedMonkey]

Agree that Smokey's voice was spot on, but that facelift makes him look like someone just shoved a cactus up his arse.

Why can't people just get old?  Never really understood it.

[Mardy]

just watched this, thought Miike Snow was by far and away the best thing on it.

I bow down to no-one in my love of smokey robinson's better output, but inevitably over the years, it's not all gold, and he's a bit of a parody of himself these days I think. I'd not go and see him, rather listen to those classic singles from the 60s.

[4AssedMonkey]

Mardy, on Oct 24 2009, 12:22 PM, said:

just watched this, thought Miike Snow was by far and away the best thing on it.

I bow down to no-one in my love of smokey robinson's better output, but inevitably over the years, it's not all gold, and he's a bit of a parody of himself these days I think. I'd not go and see him, rather listen to those classic singles from the 60s.

Really?  Surprises me.  I love Animal but didn't think it quite worked live and the other track they did did nothing for me.  The synth guy did however have the most extreme short back and sides I've ever seen and I give him credit for that.  

Edited by 4AssedMonkey, 24 October 2009 - 12:39 PM.

[TheSeventhOne]

Is it wrong that I started laughing when Yoko Ono's vocals came in on the first tune she did?