God forbid-If Prince messes up Super Bowl show

Forums > Prince: Music and More > God forbid-If Prince messes up Super Bowl show

« Previous topic

Next topic »

Page 2 of 2 <12

New topic

Printable (Log in to 'subscribe' to this topic)

Reply #30 posted 01/15/07 11:07pm

7kisses4U	Prince doesn't mess up, he's just being himself! Whether you like that or not,well what more needs to be said. Prince will be a vision that won't be forgotten any time soon. Like you could forget even if you tried, don't front.
	- E-mail - orgNote - Report post to moderator

Reply #31 posted 01/15/07 11:21pm

Janfriend	skywalker said: Patrick1985 said: stauros was an awards show he did,strated mouthing off about steaks in the ground, when did he get dragged off stage and what for? Prince was "dragged" off stage on Letterman in 1994 after performing a mock suicide-Mayte cradled his lifeless form and a bodyguard dragged him away. Sniffle Sniffle-just life Christoper Tracy.
	- E-mail - orgNote - Report post to moderator

Reply #32 posted 01/15/07 11:48pm

lazycrockett

avatar

I think the Super Bowl venue is a tough performance for any act. Maybe in person it comes off better, Every time I've seen it on the television its horrid sounding, amateur camera work and poorly staged.

Its not the entertainers as much as its just to big of a stage to perform on too short of a time period.

I'll say it, give me a couple of pro marching bands. It would make for a much more entertaining performance.

The Most Important Thing In Life Is Sincerity....Once You Can Fake That, You Can Fake Anything.

- E-mail - orgNote -

Report post to moderator

Reply #33 posted 01/16/07 12:02am

estelle81

avatar

The only way Prince will screw up is if he starts preaching to the crowd...or if he takes suggestions from Janet and the Simpson sisters on how to perform at a live sporting event. neutral

Prince Rogers Nelson
Sunrise: June 7, 1958
Sunset: April 21, 2016
~My Heart Loudly Weeps

"My Creativity Is My Life." ~ Prince

Life is merely a dress rehearsal for eternity.

- E-mail - orgNote -

Report post to moderator

Reply #34 posted 01/16/07 12:06am

meow85

avatar

Rhondab said:

VenusBlingBling said:

What's sooo terrible about Larry Graham? I know some dislike him simply because he's a JW and others 'cause he's (according to them) sleezy. What's your reason?
Sleezy or not, the man has done some awesome music.

I'm uninterested in prince showcasing Larry. I want to see PRINCE not Grand Central Station.

There is a sleezy quality about him.

any other questions?

Larry's creepy and Prince's puppy dog behaviour around him wigs me the fuck out. Dude's a good musician and all, but even leaving aside the ew factor, I'll be turning on the set that day to see Prince play.

"A Watcher scoffs at gravity!"

- E-mail - orgNote -

Report post to moderator

Reply #35 posted 01/16/07 12:07am

meow85

avatar

Imago said:

Rhondab said:

if larry graham is anywhere near the stage....i swear.... mad

I'mma just keep watching.. confused

.cuz...damn....but still.

please no larry and if we could lock the twinz in the locker room that day....that would be nice too.

I can see it now, Larry Graham up there, sweat drippin' off his big ass mustache yelling, "Little Brother, get on the mic!", Prince: "You don't want me on the mic!", Larry: "Little brother, get on the mic!"., Prince: "You don't want me on the mic!"

frightening

"A Watcher scoffs at gravity!"

- E-mail - orgNote -

Report post to moderator

Reply #36 posted 01/16/07 12:13am

meow85

avatar

Prince messing up a performance is rare. The guy is very professional when it comes to his work. The only thing we really need to worry about is if he starts talking. Crazy rants may be okay in front of the fams, (accepted, if not appreciated) but in a venue where the majority of viewers won't even be casual listeners? Please, Prince, don't preach. pray

"A Watcher scoffs at gravity!"

- E-mail - orgNote -

Report post to moderator

Reply #37 posted 01/16/07 12:55am

VenusBlingBlin
g

avatar

Rhondab said:

VenusBlingBling said:

I'm uninterested in prince showcasing Larry. I want to see PRINCE not Grand Central Station.

There is a sleezy quality about him.

any other questions?

Ok. No that's it wink

- E-mail - orgNote -

Report post to moderator

Reply #38 posted 01/16/07 11:53am

2elijah

sharonbell said:

I've only seen a couple of performances from Prince where I've scratched my head (David Letterman, being dragged off the stage), but I've said to myself that I hope that his performance changes the world's opinion of him, for those who say they don't like him. I really want people to talk more about his great performance more than the game itself but I can't help but think, "what if he screws up and becomes the laughing stock? I wish I knew what he plans on doing for the show. I guess we can only wait and see.

I doubt that happens. No matter what he does, there will be people that will find something wrong, even if everything goes right, unfortunately that's just how the world is.

- E-mail - orgNote -

Report post to moderator

Reply #39 posted 01/16/07 12:47pm

banks

avatar

xplnyrslf said:

Actually, the super Bowl is a big event. The fact he was invited is an indication he's accepted by mainstream society. BEFORE ANYONE GETS ON THEIR HIGH HORSE.....
In his earlier years he was quite riske for that period of time. He's older, more sophisticated, religious? wears suits, eliminated the extreme sexual innuendo... and after last year's fiasco...The superbowl needs a clean cut performance.
The LV concerts suggests to me he can pull it off without a hitch. He's a professional. I have no doubt the Prince organization understands the impact this will have on his career. I predict he'll be playing at the White House some day. He's never had a bigger audience than what he's going to get.
I just don't see him exposing a nipple in the Versace/Armani. Doesn't go with the outfit.

What happened last year at the Super Bowl ?

- E-mail - orgNote -

Report post to moderator

Reply #40 posted 01/16/07 2:41pm

Se7en

avatar