bobeedee
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That guys hair in the plastic reminded me of that dude from the fifth element
Jean-Baptiste Emanuel Zorg
That guys hair in the plastic reminded me of that dude from the fifth element
I never thought of Kid Rock. Actually he was part of the show with the wardrobe malfunction. I think bringing him back would be great. Not for his lame "rap" style songs, but more for his souther rock. Despite the fact that he looks like a homeless redneck, the dude actually has some talent and can sing pretty good.
The next Superbowl halftime better feature nothing but Tom Waits at his piano, a pack of Marlboros and a glass of Jim Bean or I'm boycotting Football FOREVER!!
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Hillbilly rock actually is probably the most broadly appealing type of music to an American audience. Now that its been mentioned, Kid Rock is about perfect.
I like BEP's music, for the most part, but the audio was horrendous. You would think the 200 sound checks they did before the game even started would've fixed those issues. I thought the attire looked great, but that was about it.
Fergie cut in & out a lot & I only heard Usher, maybe twice.
YOU DIDN'T WATCH THE OLYMPICS??
you HONESTLY think people want to listen to that white trash shit? no... no goddamn way.
just put taylor swift or justin bieber on for the 2012 superbowl's halftime show.
Nearly 200 posts here...I am not going to read them all but I couldn't find one person who was at the Super Bowl to give it a decent review.
I WAS THERE.
Now, I haven't gone back and watched the TV broadcast yet. What I can tell you is that it was a very good "show" from a live production sense. I was on the goal line upper level first row watch the backs of the performers on stage.
To start, the sound inside was some of the best I have heard. The stadium is NOT known for good fidelity either. The lights, pyrotechnics, and LED costumes were REALLY cool live.
Musically, I am a rock-n-roll guy like everyone else, and I thought overall the show was decent and done well. The crowd and everyone around us loved it. Sorry if what you guys saw on TV wasn't the coolness that I saw, but it was really not "terrible".
I'm sick of the pop garbage as well. Ozzy's popular enough for most to enjoy the show and IMO he still rocks pretty hard for an old guy. Dave Grohl as mentioned is awesome at everything, so why not throw him in there too. Hell, Slash was a great choice just poorly executed. Even Fergie could show up (just her) and throw some proper rock around.
Here's how I imagine it: Start pitch black... see-through drum-set filled with lights starts to glow. Grohl takes a seat here and starts some simple drum fills. It's just him being awesome for the first 10-15 seconds. Then you hear a guitar start as the lights below Slash's feet show that he was next to the drums the whole time. It's Grohl and Slash for a little while. Then you hear Ozzy's cackle as he enters the stage, and they start with their first song... a popular Ozzy song. It doesn't matter which. Near the end of that song you fade and start the song from Slash's album featuring Fergie. She gets on stage and actually uses her voice to its potential. If you haven't heard the songs it's actually damn good. Finish up with Grohl leaving the drums and grab a guitar next to Slash to finish up with a Foo Fighters song where he, Ozzy, and Fergie are all sharing the vocals.
Bite your tongue. Bruce Springsteen was awesome.
I wouldn't have minded a wardrobe malfunction this year though.
