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[Offers] Her Majesty The Queens Platinum Jubilee - Official Thread
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Pevenseagull
meh
- Jul 20, 2003
- 20,445
well that was wonderful
everyone involved should be very proud of themselves
I thoroughly enjoyed it
I should point out that I love opening/ closing ceremonies.
everyone involved should be very proud of themselves
I thoroughly enjoyed it
I should point out that I love opening/ closing ceremonies.
The only ones that could actually sing (with any credence) were Lambert, Bocelli and Ross.
The rest was complete dross, and shameful if that's the best we have to offer, given a 70 year reign.
Great marmalade sarnie bit, though.
The rest was complete dross, and shameful if that's the best we have to offer, given a 70 year reign.
Great marmalade sarnie bit, though.
Still posting duplicates.
Doonhamer7
Well-known member
- Jun 17, 2016
- 1,391
Well that an evening of my life I won’t ever get back - most of those artists are well well past their sell by dates and can longer sing.
The Wookiee
Back From The Dead
I enjoyed it - great speech by Prince William - However Diana Ross was a bit of an anti climax as a finale
Solid at the back
Well-known member
Glad I didn't waste my time watching that turd. Saw some clips unfortunately and what I saw all just sounded out of date... Quite fitting really.
clapham_gull
Legacy Fan
- Aug 20, 2003
- 25,721
If you think Ross was singing live, I'd get your TV looked at.
Wozza
Shite Supporter
Doonhamer7
Well-known member
- Jun 17, 2016
- 1,391
I’ll take it back the scene with the Queen and Paddington was good
Pevenseagull
meh
- Jul 20, 2003
- 20,445
I'm assuming Elbow didn't play 'Leaders Of The Free World' for their turn.
I'd rather hear her 'not' singing live, than 90% of the rest that did. Bloody awful most of them, and Craig 'Mr.Smug' David had no place anywhere near there.
Seriously, do any of you think that's the best we have to offer....really?
Seriously, do any of you think that's the best we have to offer....really?
....
clapham_gull
Legacy Fan
- Aug 20, 2003
- 25,721
A great night ruined by left wing comedian Lee Mack.
(I'm standing in for Nadine this evening)
(I'm standing in for Nadine this evening)
With all the resources available, genuinely great acts out there and a penchant for bigging-up Britain, I thought it was bloody poor, overall.
Some parts of it were worse than BGT out-takes.
Queenie and Paddington were great, though.
Says it all, really.
Some parts of it were worse than BGT out-takes.
Queenie and Paddington were great, though.
Says it all, really.
I could have suggested substitutes for 95% of the acts. And a yank headliner was a misstep. Nevertheless, I thought it rather enjoyable.
Yeah, enjoyable in a 'can't be arsed to do better' way.
There shouldn't have been a duff act in there, but there were plenty, sadly.
Seeing those tens of thousands of people lining the Mall and at the palace made me think of lockdown and just how alien and utterly unthinkable that would have seemed just 18 months ago.
Incredible really.
Incredible really.
East Staffs Gull
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Quite possible that some better acts were unavailable for one reason or another.
Rehearsing for Johnson’s eviction party?