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BadgerBeer said:
Was Pink singing when she was doing the gymnast bit? If she was that was amazing. Pretty cool to watch either way.

In no way was she singing live.
 
Webster said:
BadgerBeer said:
Was Pink singing when she was doing the gymnast bit? If she was that was amazing. Pretty cool to watch either way.

In no way was she singing live.




I would assume you are correct but she says that she will never lip sync.
 
BadgerBeer said:
Webster said:
BadgerBeer said:
Was Pink singing when she was doing the gymnast bit? If she was that was amazing. Pretty cool to watch either way.

In no way was she singing live.




I would assume you are correct but she says that she will never lip sync.

If she did lip sync, then she baldfaced lied on Twitter.

http://www.eonline.com/news/503652/pink-brings-back-her-best-gymnastics-moves-to-the-grammys-also-performs-duet-with-nate-ruess
 
Having now watched the performance, if you guys think that was lip syncing, then you've never heard that song. It sounded totally different, and you could hear her breathing. Words dropped out.
 
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imjustagirl said:
Having now watched the performance, if you guys think that was lip syncing, then you've never heard that song. It sounded totally different, and you could hear her breathing. Words dropped out.


I knew I could hear her breathing. I just can not imagine being that good while hanging upside down. Amazing.
 
imjustagirl said:
Having now watched the performance, if you guys think that was lip syncing, then you've never heard that song. It sounded totally different, and you could hear her breathing. Words dropped out.

Yep. She clearly gasped for air a couple of times.

She needs an in-house residency at a Vegas resort. She's be awesome.
 
The producer who decided it would be a good idea to show videos from fans singing the nominated songs, instead of quick clips of the artist themselves, should be fired.
 
TigerVols said:
The producer who decided it would be a good idea to show videos from fans singing the nominated songs, instead of quick clips of the artist themselves, should be fired.

This is correct. Just a brainless decision.
 
Thanks, Stevie Wonder, for transcribing tonight's #Grammys with your court reporter's keyboard.
 
TigerVols said:
imjustagirl said:
Having now watched the performance, if you guys think that was lip syncing, then you've never heard that song. It sounded totally different, and you could hear her breathing. Words dropped out.

Yep. She clearly gasped for air a couple of times.

She needs an in-house residency at a Vegas resort. She's be awesome.

Let's not forget, too, that she already fell out of that harness once in 2010, although she escaped serious injury. Pretty ballsy to still be in the saddle.

93Devil said:
And Katy Perry keeps making me think of the Stonehenge number in Spinal Tap.

Visions of Harry Shearer were running through my head through every second of that. :)

I never would have believed at the start of the night that I would applaud Daft Punk landing the big prize, but after that performance ...

And I'm no big country fan, but I thought that Kacey Musgraves did a really cute song. Great lyrics.
 
By the way, did everyone realize that Paul Williams, the old guy up there with Pharrell and Daft Punk, is the same Paul Williams who wrote "Rainy Days and Mondays" for the Carpenters, and also wrote hits for the Monkees, Helen Reddy and Bobby Sherman?

That, to me, is a slightly mind-bending fact.
 
jr/shotglass said:
By the way, did everyone realize that Paul Williams, the old guy up there with Pharrell and Daft Punk, is the same Paul Williams who wrote "Rainy Days and Mondays" for the Carpenters, and also wrote hits for the Monkees, Helen Reddy and Bobby Sherman?

That, to me, is a slightly mind-bending fact.

Don't forget the Oscar nominated Kermit the Frog.

 
Or as Little Enos in Smokey and The Bandit

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Williams also wrote and sang all the songs (with Scott Baio lip-synching) in the 1970s kids playing grown-ups gangster movie "Bugsy Malone," which was one of my favorite movies when I was a kid.
 

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