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| Re: anyone watching madonna on nbc? [message #76557 is a reply to message #76520] |
Fri, 01 December 2006 07:03   |
Nil
Messages: 245
Registered: March 2007
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Paul Braun <cygnus_nospam@ctgonline.org> wrote:
>On 29 Nov 2006 16:55:32 +1000, "DC" <dc@spammersinkabbalah.com> wrote:
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>>Never. Ever. not in this lifetime.
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>>I'd rather watch a colonoscopy...
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>>DC
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>Let's make this clear - I only saw what I saw because my wife, who's a
>fan, was watching part of it as I was drifting off to sleep. I was
>not driving the remote control.
I didn't see much of the NBC airing, but I caught part of this
again on Bravo last night, and it wasn't bad at all! I saw maybe
five songs total, and one that I would have to say for sure
wasn't lip-sync'ed (I say this because she started out talking
to the audience, and then when she started singing, there was no
perceptible difference in her voice, plus you could tell she
got a little short of breath in a couple of places) was "La Isla
Bonita", and I found that interesting because that was the one
that had the most energetic dancing in it out of bunch that I
saw. The other songs I saw had less strenuous dancing & there
was more processing on her voice in those - so whomever
made the lip-sync comment, I couldn't really tell in those
other songs.
I thought it was good! She did a nice job, and some of the dance
moves were interesting - not just a lot of bump & grind &
skipping around like she used to do when I'd see her videos
(live cuts or otherwise) on MTV back in the day when they still
played music on that channel lol.
I'll give the girl props... she's in great shape for her age,
her voice sounded really good, & disciplined (whether she
recorded some of it prior or not), and there was a lot going on
visually - very different than your typical rock show with
"light symphonies" & pyro (you know what I'm talking about,
right? the kind of light shows where they feel they have to
accentuate every note with the lights ALL CONCERT LONG).
Neil
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