02-05-2024, 10:20 AM
I think we saw the perfect amount of Grammies. I saw about the first forty five minutes and the last half hour. I enjoyed Trevor Noah's monologue. I really enjoyed the Luke Combs/Tracy Chapman duet on Fast Car. I'm not a precious hater like others. The look of joy on Ms. Chapman's face when everyone applauded for her was perfect. And Luke Combs looking at Ms. Chapman with such awe and admiration was really good.
I learned later that the Sza song is called 'Kill Bill' so the fight scene made more sense, although I wish they had shown more of the fight and less of the singing. I saw Billy and wished she would stop with the breathless singing bit. I saw Miley and now have 'Flowers(FU, Liam Hemsworth)' stuck in my head.
After that, we switched to watch other things because the Queen disdains award shows with a passion. But we came back to watch the final two awards and the performance by Billy Joel. Glad Ms. Swift got more hardware. Nice to see Billy with some new music that sounds like something off of 52nd Street or The Stranger. And I was glad to hear "You may be right" rocking the house. Although they didn't cut away to show the crowd rocking out, so I suspect everyone was making for the exits while he played.
I learned later that the Sza song is called 'Kill Bill' so the fight scene made more sense, although I wish they had shown more of the fight and less of the singing. I saw Billy and wished she would stop with the breathless singing bit. I saw Miley and now have 'Flowers(FU, Liam Hemsworth)' stuck in my head.
After that, we switched to watch other things because the Queen disdains award shows with a passion. But we came back to watch the final two awards and the performance by Billy Joel. Glad Ms. Swift got more hardware. Nice to see Billy with some new music that sounds like something off of 52nd Street or The Stranger. And I was glad to hear "You may be right" rocking the house. Although they didn't cut away to show the crowd rocking out, so I suspect everyone was making for the exits while he played.
As a matter of fact, my anger does keep me warm