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07 Nov 10
07 Nov 10
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Just watched Brian Ferry destroying his reputation on Strictly Come Dancing (UK) by singing some god-awful new single backdropped by some last minute "dancing babes"; it was extremely embarrassing.
When will successful artists (of this type of situation) stop producing second rate crap in the vain belief that people are interested in "them as artists", rather than them as iconic artistic idols/artifacts of a bygone era. The song Brian mouth-breathed was absolute rubbish and I was dismayed by his lack of self awareness as a mature artist in not realising or at least caring what people really think of him.
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08 Nov 10
Originally posted by divegeesterSo, if you don't want to see has-beens making fools of themselves on public television... why do you watch Strictly in the first place?
Just watched Brian Ferry destroying his reputation on Strictly Come Dancing (UK) by singing some god-awful new single backdropped by some last minute "dancing babes"; it was extremely embarrassing.
When will successful artists (of this type of situation) stop producing second rate crap in the vain belief that people are interested in "them as artist ...[text shortened]... ness as a mature artist in not realising or at least caring what people really think of him.
I mean, come on, Brucie... definition of "had it", isn't he?
Richard
08 Nov 10
Originally posted by divegeesterWhat was the single? I really liked his collaborations with Thievery Corporation in recent times.
Just watched Brian Ferry destroying his reputation on Strictly Come Dancing (UK) by singing some god-awful new single backdropped by some last minute "dancing babes"; it was extremely embarrassing.
When will successful artists (of this type of situation) stop producing second rate crap in the vain belief that people are interested in "them as artist ...[text shortened]... ness as a mature artist in not realising or at least caring what people really think of him.
Aren't you being a little unfair? Should he just curl up and die? I'm not sure I agree that an artist should be afraid of not living up to his past work. Go out there, take chances. If your fans don't like it, so be it. You shouldn't be slave to their wants, as well as love.
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09 Nov 10
Originally posted by divegeesterSo, when your wife jumps into a pond, do you jump in as well? You're married, not welded together... I hope.
My wife watches it, so I sort of have to.
I probalby am bein a little harsh but it was quite embarrasing, did you see it.
But no, I didn't see it. When I happen to see Strictly - which is far from always, and most often when it's on in the background while I'm cooking, so I miss a lot anyway - I pay even less attention to the padding. Most of the acts they have on are worse than Brian Ferry in his senility, anyway - Robbie Williams, for starters.
Richard
11 Nov 10
Originally posted by Shallow BlueWilliams was dreadful!
So, when your wife jumps into a pond, do you jump in as well? You're married, not welded together... I hope.
But no, I didn't see it. When I happen to see Strictly - which is far from always, and most often when it's on in the background while I'm cooking, so I miss a lot anyway - I pay even less attention to the padding. Most of the acts they have o ...[text shortened]... e worse than Brian Ferry in his senility, anyway - Robbie Williams, for starters.
Richard
Did you see him at that Twickenham concert which was broadcast? Camera caught him popping pills and he forgot his lines half way through one number - the boy is a joke.
Gary Barlow must be nuts letting him back into take-that.