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totally agree
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The discussion here was that you should be able to hear and understand the lyrics, that being the point.
Hence agree. Jeff Beck obviously more in tune with the nature of the gig, brought dignity to the proceedings. |
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However, she should be respected for giving her time to the project.
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agree mm dreadful stuff however the man who sang the Normandy song was wonderful.
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She is above and beyond the rubbish on x factor and shouldn't be compared, wrong song though
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did she do her charity single? the one (with jeff beck) where she leaves out the entire final verse and thus changes the entire concept of the song
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Singing the same song at the NFL in London (watch again on C4+1)
I like the song and her singing it but just hope this isn't a money grab. |
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At least Opportunity Knocks threw up some talented people over the years, "And I mean that most sincerely folks".
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nice to see that joke of a royal Edward get to wear his medals two days in a row. Should have been made to stand at the cenotaph in a clowns outfit with a sh1thouse lid around his neck. His wife was on the balcony looking down, would she have been thinking "oooh my hero"?
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Disrespectful.
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B-B, Edward absolutely disgusts me with his barefaced display of medals. I have mentioned this before but one of the blokes I played cricket with later in life went to Gordonstoun with him and Edward was absolutely hated and despised by everyone there. Not because of his royal status but because he was a complete and utter odious tool unsurprisingly enough.
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Slippy my old boss held a dinner party for him a few years ago and invited a load of wealthy businessmen, Edward now does a lot of the fund raising for the Duke of Edinburgh award scheme. My boss was quite an easy going chap and a true royalist but even he said he was a t0sser.
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