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Chris Evans Blasts The Brit Awards...and Prince In Saturdays UK Tabloid 'The Sun' Radio DJ and TV presenter Chris Evans blasted The Brit awards as "interminably dull" and that there should be less music! He then went on to slate Prince's show-stopping performance last year (you know the one...the one that all the journalists and celebs were raving about for days afterwards - yeah, that one):
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Most great artists are self indulgent and very selfish at times. They don't function on the same plane as "normal everyday" people. It kind of comes with the territory. Better than being a TV presenter anyway. All great artists of the past have had their quirks and P is definitely no exception so I am not surprised at Evan's comments but I'll still take P just the way he is. | |
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i think he's reaching. his performance wasn't career-defining, though it certainly wasn't an embarrassment either. if evans is trying to make it into some big nasty incident, i think it's more for attention than anything. non-issue. | |
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I know what he meant, I mean, as soon as I saw Prince come on, I thought bah what's this, it just got in the way of watching James Blunt collect his awards...
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"ginger-rant" | |
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Less Music???Why??Who do we want to see talk beside Prince!!
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If it bothered Evans so much why did he wait so long to complain about it?
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Anx said: i think he's reaching. his performance wasn't career-defining, though it certainly wasn't an embarrassment either. if evans is trying to make it into some big nasty incident, i think it's more for attention than anything. non-issue.
agreed...but sadly he will get the attention he i craving...and those who like to hate on those who diss prince will give him that attention. Power tends to corrupt and absolute power corrupts absolutely. | |
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"There should be less music too. For me, last year, the self indulgent early Prince performance would have turned a lot of viewers off. He was a nightmare leading up to the event, one minute he was coming, the next he wasn’t...very bad karma and I think he paid the price..."
Bad karma? No disrespect but is he Miss Cleo? "Would You Like to Dance With Me We're Doin The Cosmic Slop?" | |
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Who the frig is Chris Evans? OK Prince. This year... if your ready, then Im ready.
RIP MJ and RIP NaNa | |
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The Brit Awards are pointless anyway.
Fuck the funk - it's time to ditch the worn-out Vegas horns fills, pick up the geee-tar and finally ROCK THE MUTHA-FUCKER!! He hinted at this on Chaos, now it's time to step up and fully DELIVER!!
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Chris who ... ?
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Chris Evans isn't doing this for attention, he is just giving his opinion on something to a small group of people that read his blog.
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hes says that hes not going to be doing the next brits awards..... more like hes been over looked for someone better and better looking!!! | |
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hes says that hes not going to be doing the next brits awards..... more like hes been over looked for someone better and better looking!!!
'til you're burnin' up | |
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Him kicking Bjork off of TFI is quite funny tho Fuck the funk - it's time to ditch the worn-out Vegas horns fills, pick up the geee-tar and finally ROCK THE MUTHA-FUCKER!! He hinted at this on Chaos, now it's time to step up and fully DELIVER!!
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I always shake my head reading shit like this. If anyone has the right to just show up at an awards show like this, it's Prince. Chris has some damn nerve talking that shit. Like what DP said, why did it take him so long to come up with this? Plus, the people in the audience sure loved what they saw and that's more important.
Prince.org is a cemetery where folks mourn Prince instead of celebrate him and his music. Last time I checked, Prince isn't dead yet.
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purplecam said: If anyone has the right to just show up at an awards show like this, it's Prince.
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desperado said: purplecam said: If anyone has the right to just show up at an awards show like this, it's Prince.
Cause he's a legend. If Stevie Wonder, or MJ wanted to do that, then they should be able to because of all the music they've provided over the years and Prince is in that category whether you or anyone else likes it or not. He just is. [Edited 11/27/06 4:01am] Prince.org is a cemetery where folks mourn Prince instead of celebrate him and his music. Last time I checked, Prince isn't dead yet.
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FruitToAttractBears said: "ginger-rant"
Those fucking gingers, I swear. lol. did you catch the Catherine Tate show last week with their "Gingers for Justice" sketch? hilarious!! i was born with the wrong sign, in the wrong house, with the wrong ascendancy | |
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purplecam said: desperado said: Cause he's a legend. If Stevie Wonder, or MJ wanted to do that, then they should be able to because of all the music they've provided over the years and Prince is in that category whether you or anyone else likes it or not. He just is. [Edited 11/27/06 4:01am] Prince is a legend to me, but to the UK music industry/population in general he really is nothing and most people really don't care for him or his antics. | |
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In a way, i agree with Chris Evans regarding that award shows should be live 'cause it would be more fun 2 watch.The only reason i watched the Brits was 4 Prince's performance which was by far and away the best of the night. And thats the only time i've watched the Brits 'cause the British music scene is crap.
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desperado said: purplecam said: Cause he's a legend. If Stevie Wonder, or MJ wanted to do that, then they should be able to because of all the music they've provided over the years and Prince is in that category whether you or anyone else likes it or not. He just is. [Edited 11/27/06 4:01am] Prince is a legend to me, but to the UK music industry/population in general he really is nothing and most people really don't care for him or his antics. I don't think that is true. He is still regarded as a legend, maybe a has-been legend, but a legend nevertheless. If he was nothing the UK music industry/population wouldn't have been fawning over him to go to the Brits and the UK Hall Of Fame. What gets me, is if you could pluck a deceased legend out of time, say Jimi Hendrix, would anybody begrudge him playing 12 minutes at the Brits? Of course not, because it would be a memory to treasure. With Prince we have a living legend, certainly in the 'live performances' category, in a hundred years time people are going to be wishing they could have experienced a live performance from him just like I wish I could go back and see Jimi perform. Looked from that position, I think you can see every performance is special and without doubt some legends should be given as much time to perform as they want! | |
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metalorange said: desperado said: Prince is a legend to me, but to the UK music industry/population in general he really is nothing and most people really don't care for him or his antics. I don't think that is true. He is still regarded as a legend, maybe a has-been legend, but a legend nevertheless. If he was nothing the UK music industry/population wouldn't have been fawning over him to go to the Brits and the UK Hall Of Fame. What gets me, is if you could pluck a deceased legend out of time, say Jimi Hendrix, would anybody begrudge him playing 12 minutes at the Brits? Of course not, because it would be a memory to treasure. With Prince we have a living legend, certainly in the 'live performances' category, in a hundred years time people are going to be wishing they could have experienced a live performance from him just like I wish I could go back and see Jimi perform. Looked from that position, I think you can see every performance is special and without doubt some legends should be given as much time to perform as they want! You may have a point in as much as there was some enthusiasm from the industry over Prince performing, but that's it. Were the UK population fawning over him being there? I don't think so. Most of them really couldn't care. I'm not saying that they're right, just that thats's how it is. | |
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BeneHaze said: And thats the only time i've watched the Brits 'cause the British music scene is crap.
It's not though is it? It's the best it's been for years. | |
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desperado said: You may have a point in as much as there was some enthusiasm from the industry over Prince performing, but that's it. Were the UK population fawning over him being there? I don't think so. Most of them really couldn't care. I'm not saying that they're right, just that thats's how it is. Well, it was kept relatively secret he was performing, so the UK population never had a chance to fawn over him or not before he had disappeared back to the USA. Certainly if you watch the crowd during his performance, they seem hugely excited to see him and it wasn't all music insiders, at the end practically everybody was on their feet and it did look like a huge audience. How else can you gauge the UK population's response to Prince? Certainly not from media reviews after the event because they don't speak for the people, they always have their own agenda. As I said, the people I spoke to that saw the show were unanimously blown away by Prince's performance. That's the only gauge I can offer. | |
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desperado said: BeneHaze said: And thats the only time i've watched the Brits 'cause the British music scene is crap.
It's not though is it? It's the best it's been for years. Some would say it is the best for years. There are loads of young singer/songwriter artists and guitar bands, that seem to have largely taken over the r'n'b wannabees, girl/boy bands and pop idol contestants. I should be happy. It just seems to me these guitar bands miss the most import elements - a charismatic, unique lead vocalist and a unique sound. They all seem to sound like one another, and you're lucky if they've got 2 albums worth of strong songs in them before they're spent, just tons of Coldplay clones. And all these James Blunt-esque singers coming out of the woodwork, it is just record companies jumping on the bandwagon of a current successful format that they know will bring them tons of money. After a while it just becomes one big boring uninspired mess. | |
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metalorange said: desperado said: You may have a point in as much as there was some enthusiasm from the industry over Prince performing, but that's it. Were the UK population fawning over him being there? I don't think so. Most of them really couldn't care. I'm not saying that they're right, just that thats's how it is. Well, it was kept relatively secret he was performing, so the UK population never had a chance to fawn over him or not before he had disappeared back to the USA. Certainly if you watch the crowd during his performance, they seem hugely excited to see him and it wasn't all music insiders, at the end practically everybody was on their feet and it did look like a huge audience. How else can you gauge the UK population's response to Prince? Certainly not from media reviews after the event because they don't speak for the people, they always have their own agenda. As I said, the people I spoke to that saw the show were unanimously blown away by Prince's performance. That's the only gauge I can offer. It would be interesting to see figures of his record sales after the Brits. If Prince had done the Brits, then spent a bit of time doing interviews etc, and some live shows, he'd have done himself a few favours. I know that Prince won't do that, for whatever reason. He's not going to change for me or anybody for that matter. I'm just saying that he is thought of as arrogant and dismissive of the UK market and that's why no-one really cares in the UK. | |
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The Sad Ginger Way anchor is just a toss or because he cannot get a decent gig himself anymore and everything he touched turns to brass like his hair.
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