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D'Angelo


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When people say he's ideal for West Holts, what precisely are they insinuating? It used to be called the JazzWorld stage, so jazz music and world music. World music is a bloody ridiculous term anyways! Is this a MOBO stage now? 

Talking of stupid labels for music . . . 

 

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37 minutes ago, Joshuwarr said:

Robert Christgau, the late great music critic, regarded him as "R&B Jesus". Should give you a clue as to what people think to his music :P

I hate Christgau - his reviews are like someone scuffed up against some fridge-magnet poetry.

He's not 'late' either...

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3 minutes ago, balti-pie said:

When people say he's ideal for West Holts, what precisely are they insinuating? It used to be called the JazzWorld stage, so jazz music and world music. World music is a bloody ridiculous term anyways! Is this a MOBO stage now? 

Talking of stupid labels for music . . . 

 

Yeah I agree... just like Mary J Blige was on the pyramid D'angelo will fit fine

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24 minutes ago, balti-pie said:

When people say he's ideal for West Holts, what precisely are they insinuating? It used to be called the JazzWorld stage, so jazz music and world music. World music is a bloody ridiculous term anyways! Is this a MOBO stage now? 

Talking of stupid labels for music . . . 

 

Switch to korma.

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1 minute ago, bethannny said:

This is amazing. Unless he's headlining a stage on Friday night against LCD Soundsystem, in which case it's a cruel, cruel booking. 

Twould be harsh to take, indeed.

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I like West Holts. I don't like slightly dreary r n b. 

Mind you, I bloody hate Bryan Ferry too, and that tossbag headlined it a couple of years back! :lol:

basically, what I'm saying is: give West Holts headliners that I myself want! 

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3 minutes ago, BlackHole2006 said:

Just watching a performance of D'Angelo on youtube now, this is absolutely incredible.

Seem the words 'dull' and 'dreary' mentioned for him. No chance he is unreal live and will destroy Pilton!

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Said earlier on that I gave him a listen a while back when people were raving about The Black Messiah and didn't enjoy it. I've just listened to it again now through proper headphones and really enjoyed it.

Watched that video earlier that people were on about (Untitled, I think) and thought it was lame.

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I am really pleased to see there is some love for him on this thread, this is a brilliant booking and I will see him wherever he plays. Personally I think he and his amazing band would smash the Pyramid.

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5 minutes ago, scrippit said:

I am really pleased to see there is some love for him on this thread, this is a brilliant booking and I will see him wherever he plays. Personally I think he and his amazing band would smash the Pyramid.

They would, but to an unappreciative audience who'd just talk through the entire thing and have forgotten he ever played within ten minutes of him finishing. Would be such a waste when there are oh so many stages where he'd go down a storm.

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