Amy Winehouse @ Glastonbury on BBC now
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It gets worse - just read the 'reporters' write up - I think she wasn't even at the gig, there can be no way she is talking about the same gig...
Good job Natalie, did yourself proud there.
Good job Natalie, did yourself proud there.
'Haven't read the rest of the thread'
Since the outbreak of drugged up celebs over the last few years I have said that no celebrity who is obviously doing drugs should be allowed to attend concerts, produce records, win awards, etc etc. Remove them from the public eye so that the kids don't see the behaviour and think it is acceptable.
Since the outbreak of drugged up celebs over the last few years I have said that no celebrity who is obviously doing drugs should be allowed to attend concerts, produce records, win awards, etc etc. Remove them from the public eye so that the kids don't see the behaviour and think it is acceptable.
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Best performance of Glastonbury for me:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/glastonbury/2008/artists/newtonfaulkner/
http://www.bbc.co.uk/glastonbury/2008/artists/newtonfaulkner/
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Did she mention her deadbeat husband every 4 seconds by changing most of her song lyrics to accomodate his name? I find that more disturbing than her appearance tbh.
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She looks 45 and dances like an 80 year old .
Her mouth does not correspond to her talking or singing in that clip,was it all pre-recorded ?
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holy funk, she is so bad. what a shame
The whole set is on BBC http://www.bbc.co.uk/glastonbury/2008/artists/amywinehouse/
Their review seems rather odd, I don't know, maybe it was a different show to what I saw.
Quoted from the BBC Radio 1 newsbeat page.
the singer had spent an hour reminding us why she’s one of the UK’s brightest talents.
It was a reformed Amy who confidently walked out on stage on Saturday night, arriving on time, smiling and in excellent voice.
Gone were the slurred words and forgotten lyrics of recent times, this was Amy at her best for well over a year.
Their review seems rather odd, I don't know, maybe it was a different show to what I saw.
Quoted from the BBC Radio 1 newsbeat page.
the singer had spent an hour reminding us why she’s one of the UK’s brightest talents.
It was a reformed Amy who confidently walked out on stage on Saturday night, arriving on time, smiling and in excellent voice.
Gone were the slurred words and forgotten lyrics of recent times, this was Amy at her best for well over a year.
As with artists like Eric Clapton, Mick Jagger, John Frusciante etc. It can be shown that people can indeed hit rock bottom yet come back to musical highs
I've just come back from Harewood house to see Clapton. The whole gig was a guitarists wet dream
This is Journo speak for
"I missed the set cos i was getting leathered on the record labels tab, so i'll just base my review on the press release"
Typical BBC / Radio 1 bologne.
A what with the what now?! Are you serious?
I think someone still thinks its cool to say that everyone on a talent show has no talent
that is what 15 year olds say thinking they're cool tbh
Sure, but... nobody pulled her hair.
They just threw a hat, and she decided to thump the nearest person.
Talentless druggie bint.