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Does anyone else think the Grammy's are a joke?

The Grammys are the musical equivalent of mashing a bunch of Cheetos and Big Macs and Taco Bell burritos into your face because it all "tastes so good." If Robin Thicke pops into your mind as one of the best things you heard last year, then something is really wrong. Useless garbage for lazy minds.
 
The Grammys aren't usually my first choice in entertainment, but they are better than listening to the inevitable crowd of people afterward who think they're above the "ignorant masses", or who think their choice in music is inherently better than someone else's.
 
They are a joke. Music is not a competition and it's the same people there every year. I hated seeing Paul McCartney dance to some of these new pop songs. Why do you have to be fake when all the eyes are on you?

why do you think he doesn't actually think they're good?

I saw him on the Graham Norton show with Katy Perry and he told her he thought Roar was a fantastic song. He didn't need to say that.

Lets face it, Mccartney was always the lamest of the Beatles and was certainly the "poppiest" of them all and he didn't get better with age.
 
Lets face it, Mccartney was always the lamest of the Beatles and was certainly the "poppiest" of them all and he didn't get better with age.

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ALL Awards shows are a joke! They are select groups voting for themselves, patting themselves on their backs, giving awards to the people whose careers need a boost or whose management has lobbied the hardest. They are just meaningless as often commented on The Simpsons and elsewhere -

http://www.avclub.com/article/hey-an-award-statue-oh-its-a-grammy-12-awardshow-d-107055


There was a great cartoon a week or so ago commenting on ALL the awards shows. The recipient was at the podium exclaiming - "I like me! I really like me!".
 
why do you think he doesn't actually think they're good?

I saw him on the Graham Norton show with Katy Perry and he told her he thought Roar was a fantastic song. He didn't need to say that.

Lets face it, Mccartney was always the lamest of the Beatles and was certainly the "poppiest" of them all and he didn't get better with age.

There was no "lame" Beatle.

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why do you think he doesn't actually think they're good?

I saw him on the Graham Norton show with Katy Perry and he told her he thought Roar was a fantastic song. He didn't need to say that.

Lets face it, Mccartney was always the lamest of the Beatles and was certainly the "poppiest" of them all and he didn't get better with age.

chk out his bass line in a song called "the word" from rubber soul.... pop oriented or not... paul's a great bass player.. and he wrote and sang oh darling and a bunch of other great stuff.. and judging the beatles just seems wrong.. and how did this grammy thread drift towards dissing paul anyway??