The Grammy’s 2012


by Elle Brown February 13, 2012

by Elle Brown

I love music so of course, I watched the Grammy's last night. My favorite was The Beatles' Paul McCartney. My kids are named after Beatles. I enjoyed seeing McCartney on stage with Bruce Springsteen because he's Bruce but also he's from New Jersey as is Kiditude.

Another great performance came from Dave Grohl of the Foo Fighters in his Slayer shirt. That shirt brought back so many memories of high school. I still have my Slayer and Metallica t-shirts. They are all cut up in true 80's style. I happened to be on Facebook at the time the Grammy Awards were on and was chatting with some friends about all the cool rock concert t-shirts we have lying around that have too many memories to get rid of.

I appreciate all types of music, not just rock n' roll. When it comes to pop, I dig Adele. Her songs come on the radio and I'm dancing in the car like a fool who doesn't care who is watching. If I'm also trying to sing that's a problem for any passengers as I can't even sing the ABC's in a tolerable tone. I'm super happy for Adele for winning so many Grammys. I imagine she's having a new shelf installed in her house as I write this. But, I always wonder why there is a big winner all the time instead of spreading the Grammys around. I can only imagine how upset Bruno Mars must be since Grenade is playing on the radio every 10 minutes.

Of course, the dark cloud over the entire night was the death of Whitney Houston. I adore Whitney. Especially in the Bodyguard which I'll need to watch again soon. There are many singers who move me during a performance but I can't think of another who made me cry every time I listened to her. I'm very sad for her, her children and family.

I watched Jennifer Hudson sing "I Will Always Love You" and just kept thinking how #SimonCowell would tell everyone who attempted that song on American Idol that it was too big for them. What enormous pressure Hudson must have felt to perform that song. Hudson showed amazing grace and bravery. I truly respect effort like that. Even if you fail, you tried your best. But, I don't think Hudson failed.

Kati Perry was cool and her song choice very reflective of what she's going through in her life at this time. Her blue hair was weird but we've all gone through a "healing me time" after a break up. I'm completely confused by Nicki Minaj's performance. #ChrisBrown...I can't get poor Rhianna's face out of my head since the assault...so I can't find a place for him in my iTunes library. But, Brown can dance.

All in all, I enjoyed the show. I mostly enjoyed the performances and dancing in bed with my kids. And, of course, reminiscing with my friends about the good ole days.




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