Let's be fair, any credible, globally succesful British band of the last 40 years, wouldn't have been seen dead performing in front of the Royals and a load of middle Englanders, whose idea of 'good' music is Gary Barlow and Elton John.
Yes, we could have had the Stones, Pink Floyd, Morrissey/The Smiths, Stone Roses, Radiohead, The Prodigy, etc, but they would have died in that environment, in front of that audience.
As a Jubilee show, it did what was required.....Bland, middle of the road nonsense feeding the appetite of X Factor loving types.
Yes, it was poop, but what more could you expect from a show curated by Barlow?
And so you aim towards the sky, And you'll rise high today, Fly away, Far away, Far from pain....
Let's be fair, any credible, globally succesful British band of the last 40 years, wouldn't have been seen dead performing in front of the Royals and a load of middle Englanders, whose idea of 'good' music is Gary Barlow and Elton John.
Yes, we could have had the Stones, Pink Floyd, Morrissey/The Smiths, Stone Roses, Radiohead, The Prodigy, etc, but they would have died in that environment, in front of that audience.
As a Jubilee show, it did what was required.....Bland, middle of the road nonsense feeding the appetite of X Factor loving types.
Yes, it was poop, but what more could you expect from a show curated by Barlow?
I think any time the name Gary Barlow and music are in the vicinity of each other it's an oxymoron.
Science flies people to the moon. Religion flies people into buildings.
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obeone wrote:
Was doing my service to Queen and country back in 1977 on HMS Hermes,waving my cap round three times to Liz.It was a sight to behold with all the ships "dressed up ". Three cheers once again to her
I was stood waving my cap on Blake at the same review, I can recall some good nights in Pompey that week.
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