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66th GRAMMY Awards Premiere Ceremony Not the main show, but the opener was another rendition of "Let's Go Crazy" by various artists. It's officially on the toob... "Whatever skin we're in
we all need 2 b friends" |
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Was it any good? |
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...copy the words in the title of this thread, go to youtube and paste it on their search feature. then, push the magnifying glass icon... -you have officially been "barted"- "Whatever skin we're in
we all need 2 b friends" |
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Not bad, far as these things go Not sure if there was a need for sheila to knock over the drumstand but hey Ive def seen worse The intro was pointless though... i didn't need that on this song, nor new additions to the lyrics or words in the intro |
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Always the same. All of them fucked-up the song, entirely, imho of course. I believe Sheila did such a bad job, it was embarrising. Nothing new, same-same solo. I even thougt for once, they she was seriously out of tune/rhythm. She didn't seem focused,nor prepared, and indeed throwing down the cymbal is just... old. Her addition was nothing but a repetition, too thin and acutaully disturbing. If there was thing i liked, then it was the slide guiitar part by one of the girls of Larkin Poe. - And honestly, I liked the spoken word by I.Ivy, and the voice of Jordin Sparks is great. But not for this song. - It starts to look like this song isn't Prince's anymore. "The whole problem with the world is that fools and fanatics are always so certain of themselves. And wiser people so full of doubts" (Bertrand Russell 1872-1972) |
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They also played "1999" right before winner Kylie's "Padam Padam". "The whole problem with the world is that fools and fanatics are always so certain of themselves. And wiser people so full of doubts" (Bertrand Russell 1872-1972) |
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