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Shawnee123 · 02-14-2011, 08:11 AM

I remember years and years ago, Letterman made a wry comment on his show: Do you think Madonna just likes to shock us? I don't remember what prompted the comment. Surely, Gaga's VaJayJay hanging out of her outfit is the same sort of thing (I didnt' watch the grammy's, turned it off when Christina Aguilera's big mouth opened up in the opening number, but saw a pic this morning) and it's all so boring to me. Yeah, show me what you got...MUSICALLY.

I hated Madonna when she arrived on the scene, not my cup of tea...seemed all flash and no substance. In later years, I came to appreciate her music for what it was, and acknowledge her savvy business sense. I'm not there with the Gaga yet.

I am happy for Best Song. A little trite maybe, but I love Lady Antebellum's harmonies, though I don't particularly care for today's "country music."

02-14-2011, 08:11 AM	#11
Shawnee123 Why, you're a regular Alfred E Einstein, ain't ya? Join Date: Jun 2006 Posts: 21,206	I remember years and years ago, Letterman made a wry comment on his show: Do you think Madonna just likes to shock us? I don't remember what prompted the comment. Surely, Gaga's VaJayJay hanging out of her outfit is the same sort of thing (I didnt' watch the grammy's, turned it off when Christina Aguilera's big mouth opened up in the opening number, but saw a pic this morning) and it's all so boring to me. Yeah, show me what you got...MUSICALLY. I hated Madonna when she arrived on the scene, not my cup of tea...seemed all flash and no substance. In later years, I came to appreciate her music for what it was, and acknowledge her savvy business sense. I'm not there with the Gaga yet. I am happy for Best Song. A little trite maybe, but I love Lady Antebellum's harmonies, though I don't particularly care for today's "country music."