[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]lyricalassasin_77 wrote: [/QUOTENAME]No doubt about it.....Roger Daltrey doing "I Want It All" was a very good rendition and he knocked the bottom out of it.....[/QUOTE]
Absolute and utter bollocks. People can have their opinion but not when it's so biased so as to give an honest account. I was at the tribute concert and as much as I respect Daltrey, his take on the song was woeful and fell flat. All's I had to do was to look around to see peoples reaction to prove the point.
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Yeah, Tony Iommi and Brian´s intro to IWIA, Robert Plant´s Thank you/CLTCL, And EXTREME. What a vocalist! David Bowie´s Heroes. These are the preformances that I enjoyed. The others were kinda dull I think.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Mr Soft wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]lyricalassasin_77 wrote: [/QUOTENAME]No doubt about it.....Roger Daltrey doing "I Want It All" was a very good rendition and he knocked the bottom out of it.....[/QUOTE]
Absolute and utter bollocks. People can have their opinion but not when it's so biased so as to give an honest account. I was at the tribute concert and as much as I respect Daltrey, his take on the song was woeful and fell flat. All's I had to do was to look around to see peoples reaction to prove the point. [/QUOTE]
I guess it's like a "You had to be there" situation, then!! When I watch the performances on video, he wasn't nearly as bad as some o' the others.
Absolute and utter bollocks. People can have their opinion but not when it's so biased so as to give an honest account. I was at the tribute concert and as much as I respect Daltrey, his take on the song was woeful and fell flat. All's I had to do was to look around to see peoples reaction to prove the point. [/QUOTE]
I guess it's like a "You had to be there" situation, then!! When I watch the performances on video, he wasn't nearly as bad as some o' the others.
I thought Daltrey's I Want It All was one of the top 5 performances that night.
Can't see how you can choose anyone but Axl Rose. If there'd been a roof on wembley it would have lifted with the crowd roar when Guns N' Roses came on. The Gn'R set was the best of the rock bands but his personal input throughout was par excellence. George Michael & Bowie were good as front men, introducing lot's of acts and doing duets etc, but Axl was the man on the day.