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Printablemanray10 said: graecophilos said: right, but not teh whole show is on. Only snippets. I guess we still have to wait. link? http://www.youtube.com/re...arch_type= | |
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his daughter is Hot!! "Dead in the middle of Little Italy little did we know
that we riddled some middleman who didn't do diddily"--BP | |
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thanks Jonathan Ross for ruining it for me. | |
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Just watched this on iplayer. I like his take on being described as a 12 years old genius when Fingertips went to number one. "No, I'm not. I'm thirteen!" | |
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"Not everything that is faced can be changed; but nothing can be changed until it is faced." - James Baldwin | |
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oh, unfortunately it's only viewable for UKers. | |
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OK, I'll start with the positive. I LOVED that new lyric Stevie recited. The man has more vision than most sighted people could ever dream of. That right there showed why Stevie is so far above most other artists.
On the negative side, he did ramble a bit at times. For instance he was asked what it was like being a child star. He responded by listing all his early singles and naming the producer for every track.  
As for the performance, I enjoyed "I Was Made To Love Her", but I feel like I've heard "Superstition" too many times now. I thought Jonathan Ross playing along actually made it more entertaining. Still, overall it rocked. To sum up, the man's a legend, but he's better singing than talking. “The man who never looks into a newspaper is better informed than he who reads them, inasmuch as he who knows nothing is nearer to truth than he whose mind is filled with falsehoods and errors.”
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I love when SW does his Cockney accent. First heard it when he was interviewed backstage at Live 8 and saw he was talking to the BBC. He cracked us all up  | |
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midnightmover said: OK, I'll start with the positive. I LOVED that new lyric Stevie recited. The man has more vision than most sighted people could ever dream of. That right there showed why Stevie is so far above most other artists.
On the negative side, he did ramble a bit at times. For instance he was asked what it was like being a child star. He responded by listing all his early singles and naming the producer for every track.
As for the performance, I enjoyed "I Was Made To Love Her", but I feel like I've heard "Superstition" too many times now. I thought Jonathan Ross playing along actually made it more entertaining. Still, overall it rocked. To sum up, the man's a legend, but he's better singing than talking. Yes, that was VERY moving! | |
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