Superbowl Did Jewel lipsync during the National Anthem?
Daniel Tropea
Jewel gave a nice National Anthem during the
superbowl does anyone know if it was lipsynched? I think she gave a nice
rendition.
--Eli--
Did you see her at the very beginning of the song? The music started
even before her lips moved.
Robert St. James
>>Did you see her at the very beginning of the song? The music started
:>even before her lips moved.
Yep. Cheesy in the extreme, especially because Jewel has a great voice
and sounds better live than on tape. Well, that's marketing. I think she knew
it too. I was waiting for her to make a face or stick her tongue out during
the "home of the brave" part. Heh.
And the MilliVanilliPlayback award goes to: Jewel!
Jerry B. Ray
In article <6aghfn$ge4$1...@newsd-144.iap.bryant.webtv.net>,
Daniel Tropea <Fals...@webtv.net> wrote:
>Jewel gave a nice National Anthem during the
>superbowl does anyone know if it was lipsynched? I think she gave a nice
>rendition.
Yeah, she was better than many I've heard, even if I do find her
a bit whiny in general, and in her anthem rendition. But yeah, it
did look rather obviously lip-synched. And what a lame set of
commercials...
JRjr
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Robert St. James
:I just wanted to express my anger at this post. If it was Jewel's voice,
:and we all know it was, then what's the problem? Who cares if she sang it
:live or not, there is not denying her talent, so why do you have to
:critisize her and look in detail for every fault you can find? She's only
:human.
I'm not criticizing Jewel, a singer I admire, I'm criticizing NBC for not letting
her sing the National Anthem live.
Robert St. James
(Broncos by 7)
Santo
I don't really care either , she did do a great job even if it was a recording.
No one I've heard is knocking her ... the tread was someone asked if she was lipping
it. I replied she was definitely . Some obsessed fan named scag scab, or scrag came
back and said No that he she it had watched with a group and played back the video
and found Jewel definitely not lip sinking.. God forbid! Then proceeded to state it
definitely was her voice, which no one had contested. He she it also had problems
with me saying jewel had a great rack. Later post express their wish to ban anyone
they don't like .... wow is this not America? Don't like it lets ban it!
for the record
Jewel did Great (but that is exactly what I expected)
It was most likely a recording (no matter what scag says)
She IS very talented
She has a great rack
She is human not a God and most likely enjoys sex, frequently (sorry scab)
Scrag
> Yep. Cheesy in the extreme, especially because Jewel has a great voice
> and sounds better live than on tape. Well, that's marketing. I think she
knew
> it too. I was waiting for her to make a face or stick her tongue out
during
> the "home of the brave" part. Heh.
I just wanted to express my anger at this post. If it was Jewel's voice,
and we all know it was, then what's the problem? Who cares if she sang it
live or not, there is not denying her talent, so why do you have to
critisize her and look in detail for every fault you can find? She's only
human.
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"You will not believe the pleasures one feels when
expectations are lowered to appropriate levels."
Scrag
> Yeah, she was better than many I've heard, even if I do find her
> a bit whiny in general, and in her anthem rendition. But yeah, it
> did look rather obviously lip-synched. And what a lame set of
> commercials...
I liked your signature, that's about it! :>)
Charlie Watkins
Daniel Tropea wrote:
>
> Jewel gave a nice National Anthem during the
> superbowl does anyone know if it was lipsynched? I think she gave a nice
> rendition.
Everybody lip-synced, from the Beach Boys to all the performers in the
halftime show. It's a procuction decision and the performers have
nothing to do with it. And, yes, she did a nice job.
Nina & Akiva Smith
In <6aghfn$ge4$1...@newsd-144.iap.bryant.webtv.net> Fals...@webtv.net
(Daniel Tropea) writes:
>
>Jewel gave a nice National Anthem during the
>superbowl does anyone know if it was lipsynched? I think she gave a
nice
>rendition.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I understand that all such stadium anthem
performances have to be taped first and lipsynched, because it's nearly
impossible for the performer to hear herself sing it live, and that
makes botches more likely. The halftime show is taped, too.
Yes, it was a fine rendition by Jewel, IMO. I also liked the way she
held her salute throughout. Respectful and very classy.
nina
Brad Dancer
Robert St. James wrote in message <6ah0ta$45g$1...@news0-alterdial.uu.net>...
>:I just wanted to express my anger at this post. If it was Jewel's voice,
>:and we all know it was, then what's the problem? Who cares if she sang it
>:live or not, there is not denying her talent, so why do you have to
>:critisize her and look in detail for every fault you can find? She's only
>:human.
>
>I'm not criticizing Jewel, a singer I admire, I'm criticizing NBC for not
letting
>her sing the National Anthem live.
How do you know it was NBC's decision???
Brad
Gino E. Legacy
I'm getting sick of everyone trashing jewel for her lipsynched. Who gives
a f*** If she lipsynched or not. Would YOU be able to stand in the middle
of a packed stadium with millions of TV viewers watching you to see if you
make one screw up!!
I've seen Jewel live, and let me tell you, she was not lipsynching. She's
got a kick ass voice and we should all admire her for that. So let's stop
bashing her for lipsynching, I would have done it to..
Kristina Beale
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: Robert St. James wrote in message <6ah0ta$45g$1...@news0-alterdial.uu.net>...
The National Anthem is *never* sung live at the Super Bowl. I believe it
has something to do with the "echo" effect from the stadium being
distracting for the singers. I remember this topic way back when Whitney
Houston sung it years ago - anyone know which year that was? She
lip-synched then, too.
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Paul Banik
Daniel Tropea wrote:
>
> Jewel gave a nice National Anthem during the > superbowl does anyone know if it was lipsynched? I think she gave a nice > rendition.
I didn't watch the National Anthem, but is this shades of the Spice
Girls?
Scrag
> I didn't watch the National Anthem, but is this shades of the Spice
> Girls?
Excuse me? Are you comparing Jewel to the spice girls, those untalented
bimbo loosers??? No, I didn't think so, good. The only reasons Jewel MIGHT
have lipsynched are explained very well explained by previous e-mails.
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--Eli-- <elim...@ix.netcom.com> writes:
> Daniel Tropea wrote:
> >
> > Jewel gave a nice National Anthem during the
> > superbowl does anyone know if it was lipsynched? I think she gave a nice
> > rendition.
>
>
> Did you see her at the very beginning of the song? The music started
> even before her lips moved.
That was an illusion. Sound travels faster than light. :-)
Whitney Houston lip-sank the NA in 1991 during the Gulf War. I figure
ever since she made it respectable, everybody would do it.
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Scrag wrote:
>
> > Yep. Cheesy in the extreme, especially because Jewel has a great voice
> > and sounds better live than on tape. Well, that's marketing. I think she
> knew
> > it too. I was waiting for her to make a face or stick her tongue out
> during
> > the "home of the brave" part. Heh.
>
> and we all know it was, then what's the problem? Who cares if she sang it
> live or not, there is not denying her talent, so why do you have to
> critisize her and look in detail for every fault you can find? She's only
> human.
>
>
> - Scrag -
>
> http://www.oxford.net/~mavarod/jindex.html
>
> "You will not believe the pleasures one feels when
> expectations are lowered to appropriate levels."
I think you missed the entire point of that person's post. If you read
it again you will see that it was pointed out that the person was
waiting to see Jewel make a face or stick out her tongue. This would
indicate that the poster thought it wasn't Jewel who was behind the
decision to lip sync. In fact you could surmise from this that the
person thought Jewel was unhappy about lip synching. SO in fact the
person may have been PRO Jewel and not ANTI Jewel as you have assumed.
Jeff
NO IT DOESN'T YOU FUCKING MORON. tHE SPEED OF LIGHT IS THE FASTEST IN THE
UNIVERSE. PLANES CAN BREAK THE SOUND BARRIER BUT WE CAN'T EVEN COME CLOSE
TO THE SPEED OF LIGHT. FACE IT SHE LIPSYNCHED.
--
Jeff
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Philip Delaquess <dela...@bangs.gcg.com> wrote in article
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Jerry B. Ray
In article <6aihh5$c...@bgtnsc02.worldnet.att.net>,
Jeff <Gian...@worldnet.att.net> wrote:
>> That was an illusion. Sound travels faster than light. :-)
>NO IT DOESN'T YOU FUCKING MORON. tHE SPEED OF LIGHT IS THE FASTEST IN THE
>UNIVERSE. PLANES CAN BREAK THE SOUND BARRIER BUT WE CAN'T EVEN COME CLOSE
>TO THE SPEED OF LIGHT. FACE IT SHE LIPSYNCHED.
"I'll take 'Sense of Humor' for $100, Alex."
See, that ":-)" thing is called a "smiley." Indicates humor, as in the
following example:
"Switch to decaf, dude. :-)"
JRjr
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In article <01bd2a22$5bb846e0$a5f1cecd@rodriguez-place>, "Scrag"
<mav...@oxford.net> wrote:
> I just wanted to express my anger at this post. If it was Jewel's voice,
> and we all know it was, then what's the problem? Who cares if she sang it
> live or not, there is not denying her talent, so why do you have to
> critisize her and look in detail for every fault you can find?
Two words: Spice Girls.
Why it matters is that you can't actually tell if a person can sing until
you hear it *live*. Right now, there are so many artists, from the Spice
Girls to Third Eye Blind to Sugar Ray, that can't sing a note that it's
pathetic that they made it this far. And you can thank studio recording
"technology" for it.
As it turns out, Jewel actually *can* sing (unlike almost every other
artist out there these days), so it *really* pathetic that we weren't
given a live rendition.
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keith
Gino E. Legacy <gle...@ebci.ca> wrote in article
<34CCA0E4...@ebci.ca>...
> I'm getting sick of everyone trashing jewel for her lipsynched.
> Would YOU be able to stand in the middle
> of a packed stadium with millions of TV viewers watching you to see if
you
> make one screw up!!
Yup. I'm mad for it.
> I've seen Jewel live, and let me tell you, she was not lipsynching.
Okay so she wasn't lipsynching....
> So let's stop bashing her for lipsynching, I would have done it to..
Ummm, so you would do it as well.... so she was lipsynching.....
She obviously was. But that takes nothing away from a great rendition. The
Anthem is always prerecorded, and her pre-recording was the best I've heard
in a long time.
And she does have a fine chest.
Keith.
David Boll
Jeff (Gian...@worldnet.att.net) wrote:
: NO IT DOESN'T YOU FUCKING MORON. tHE SPEED OF LIGHT IS THE FASTEST IN THE
: UNIVERSE. PLANES CAN BREAK THE SOUND BARRIER BUT WE CAN'T EVEN COME CLOSE
: TO THE SPEED OF LIGHT. FACE IT SHE LIPSYNCHED.
Wow - it's only January, and already the bar is set pretty high for
"most clueless post of '98"
Kentaro Maeda
he's either really upset his giants didn't even make the super bowl, or
he's REALLY pro-light and anti-sound. (i think sound rules, myself...)
Ken
hho...@portal.ca
In article <6ailm1$jj...@hpbs1500.boi.hp.com>,
dwb...@gr.hp.com (David Boll) wrote:
>
> Jeff (Gian...@worldnet.att.net) wrote:
> : NO IT DOESN'T YOU FUCKING MORON. tHE SPEED OF LIGHT IS THE FASTEST IN THE
> : UNIVERSE. PLANES CAN BREAK THE SOUND BARRIER BUT WE CAN'T EVEN COME CLOSE
> : TO THE SPEED OF LIGHT. FACE IT SHE LIPSYNCHED.
>
> Wow - it's only January, and already the bar is set pretty high for
> "most clueless post of '98"
100%, positively, without a doubt, Jewel lipsynced to the national
anthem. So what? I have seen her live and she is a better singer in
person than she is recorded. Obviously, the Superbowl brass forced her to
lipsync. It is still, however, an opportunity for exposure which Jewel
could not refuse. Lipsyncing the anthem does not detract from her
tremendous talent or cleavage.
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In rec.sport.football.pro Kentaro Maeda <ken...@hawaii.edu> wrote:
: David Boll wrote:
: he's either really upset his giants didn't even make the super bowl, or
: he's REALLY pro-light and anti-sound. (i think sound rules, myself...)
WHAT SORT OF IDIOT ARE YOU LIGHT IS BETTER THAN SOUND BECAUSE LIGHT IS
FASTER AND IF IT WERENT FOR LIGHT WE WOULD ALL BE IN THE DARK BUT WITHOUT
SOUND WE WOULD JUST BE MUTE
Stupid pro-sounders. Light is way better.
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First Robert Goulet and now Bryan Adams....maybe its a canadian conspiracy?
In article <34cbf5f7...@nntp.best.ix.netcom.com>,
kev...@ix.netcom.com (Kevin Korsnes) wrote:
> In message <34CBE2...@ix.netcom.com>, --Eli--
> <elim...@ix.netcom.com> wrote:
>
> >Did you see her at the very beginning of the song? The music started
> >even before her lips moved.
>
> Cheesy for sure but at least she can't forget the words that way like
> Bryan Adams did last weekend at the NHL All Star game.
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Ack Thpfft!!
On 26 Jan 1998 11:38:06 GMT, sn...@ix.netcom.com(Nina & Akiva Smith)
wrote:
>In <6aghfn$ge4$1...@newsd-144.iap.bryant.webtv.net> Fals...@webtv.net
>(Daniel Tropea) writes:
>>
>>Jewel gave a nice National Anthem during the
>>superbowl does anyone know if it was lipsynched? I think she gave a
>nice
>>rendition.
>
>Correct me if I'm wrong, but I understand that all such stadium anthem
>performances have to be taped first and lipsynched, because it's nearly
>impossible for the performer to hear herself sing it live, and that
>makes botches more likely. The halftime show is taped, too.
>
*********************************************************************************
>Yes, it was a fine rendition by Jewel, IMO. I also liked the way she
>held her salute throughout. Respectful and very classy.
>
>nina
THANK YOU!
I can't believe no one else mentioned this very important point!
Unfortunately most people, and more specifically Americans, aren't
aware that placing your hand over your heart is the respectful thing
to do during the Anthem. I have seen VERY FEW ever do it in my many
years of watching events where the anthem was sung.
Just ending 14 1/2 years in the military I know that this information
was something drilled into us for obvious reasons. Too bad the
civilian population I am now a part of isn't as well educated on such
a simple act of patriotism.
I thought Jewel did a great job, lip sync or not, and her proper
respect for the event raised her a great deal in my estimation!
Bill
P.S.: On a kinda related note I thought the budweiser lizards were
introduced WAY too soon and the whole 3-part enactment was a big let
down from what they had built it up to be!! It was still overall
pretty funny I guess but they could have done SO much better!
The ferret was pretty cool though....heh heh....
Ack Thpfft!!
On 27 Jan 1998 00:05:46 -0800, wds...@crl.com (William December
Starr) wrote:
>
>In article <34cf5861...@nntp.ix.netcom.com>,
>wouldn't....@all.prudent! said:
>
>> Unfortunately most people, and more specifically Americans, aren't
>> aware that placing your hand over your heart is the respectful thing
>> to do during the Anthem. I have seen VERY FEW ever do it in my many
>> years of watching events where the anthem was sung.
>>
>> Just ending 14 1/2 years in the military I know that this
>> information was something drilled into us for obvious reasons. Too
>> bad the civilian population I am now a part of isn't as well
>> educated on such a simple act of patriotism.
>
>I respectfully suggest that patriotism is one of those properties
>for which the substance is far, far more important than the mere
>appearance. After all, anybody can _look_ like a patriot.
>
>-- William December Starr <wds...@crl.com>
That's true. I was simply pointing out the fact that in 30+ years of
TV viewing this act was a rare occurence from my observations.
And as far as appearance - she didn't have to do it but did,
regardless of whether someone coached her as to the custom or not. She
may have been forced to lip sync, a stupid tradition others have
covered much better, but this was of her own choosing, and she chose
correctly.
It's not a huge deal and she won't be Time's "Person" of the Year but
she still gets points as far as I'm concerned.
To each their own I guess.
Bill
Ack Thpfft!!
On 27 Jan 1998 13:24:33 GMT, "Scrag" <mav...@oxford.net> wrote:
>> Americans, aren't aware that placing your hand over your heart is the
>respectful thing to do during the Anthem. I have seen VERY FEW ever do it
>in my many years of watching events where the anthem was sung.
>
>Not being American myself, I still see it that way, however, Jewel seems to
>be famous with a lot of the wrong crowd. Not that they shouldn't be fans,
>just that they like her for the wrong reasons. It looked as if she felt a
>draft and covered her cleavage, although I know I was paying attention to
>the song. (I guess that clarifies which of the two Jewel fan groups I'm
>in).
Uhh, I was already a Jewel fan for her musical talent before her Super
Bowl appearance. This post wasn't about that. I just said that her
action raised her just a little bit in my estimation. I never stated
what I already thought of her because it wasn't important to the idea
behind the post.
So here ya go:
I thought her rendition was far better than most I've heard over the
years and she's obviously a very talented singer who will hopefully be
around for a very long time.
There, hopefully that identifies my interests as far as which of the
"Jewel fan groups" I'm in as well.
Bill
Scrag
> There, hopefully that identifies my interests as far as which of the
> "Jewel fan groups" I'm in as well.
Well, I'm glad we're on the same side then....
Kristina Beale
Gamma (ga...@clark.net) wrote:
: Kristina Beale <kbe...@gwis2.circ.gwu.edu> wrote:
: >
: >The National Anthem is *never* sung live at the Super Bowl. I believe it
: >has something to do with the "echo" effect from the stadium being
: >distracting for the singers. I remember this topic way back when Whitney
: >Houston sung it years ago - anyone know which year that was? She
: >lip-synched then, too.
: Ah - the echo effect. I remember Elaine Boosler doing a bit on
: this. Quite humorous. This, at least, makes sense...
You know, the whole Elaine Boosler bit is what I was thinking of when
writing the above post.
William December Starr
In article <34cf5861...@nntp.ix.netcom.com>,
wouldn't....@all.prudent! said:
> Unfortunately most people, and more specifically Americans, aren't
> aware that placing your hand over your heart is the respectful thing
> to do during the Anthem. I have seen VERY FEW ever do it in my many
> years of watching events where the anthem was sung.
>
Gamma
Kristina Beale <kbe...@gwis2.circ.gwu.edu> wrote:
>
>The National Anthem is *never* sung live at the Super Bowl. I believe it
>has something to do with the "echo" effect from the stadium being
>distracting for the singers. I remember this topic way back when Whitney
>Houston sung it years ago - anyone know which year that was? She
>lip-synched then, too.
Ah - the echo effect. I remember Elaine Boosler doing a bit on
this. Quite humorous. This, at least, makes sense...
--
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Scrag
> Americans, aren't aware that placing your hand over your heart is the
respectful thing to do during the Anthem. I have seen VERY FEW ever do it
in my many years of watching events where the anthem was sung.
Not being American myself, I still see it that way, however, Jewel seems to
be famous with a lot of the wrong crowd. Not that they shouldn't be fans,
just that they like her for the wrong reasons. It looked as if she felt a
draft and covered her cleavage, although I know I was paying attention to
the song. (I guess that clarifies which of the two Jewel fan groups I'm
in).
Scrag
> Stupid pro-sounders. Light is way better.
oh common! Without sound, we couldn't hear Jewel...I guess that means the
pro-lighter's only like Jewel for her body! :>)
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Scrag
> First Robert Goulet and now Bryan Adams....maybe its a canadian
conspiracy?
Unfortunately for us Candadians, Jewel is from Payson, Utah...Now please
don't go saying she was born in Homer Alaska...Really, it's utah. Anyway,
both of those are in the US, so who cares? Why am I babbling on and on?
Miss Chanandler Bong
"Scrag" <mav...@oxford.net> writes:
>Unfortunately for us Candadians, Jewel is from Payson, Utah...Now please
>don't go saying she was born in Homer Alaska...Really, it's utah. Anyway,
>both of those are in the US, so who cares? Why am I babbling on and on?
Which still doesn't explain why she was introduced as "San Diego's own- Jewel"
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William December Starr wrote:
>
> In article <34cf5861...@nntp.ix.netcom.com>,
> wouldn't....@all.prudent! said:
>
> > aware that placing your hand over your heart is the respectful thing
> > to do during the Anthem. I have seen VERY FEW ever do it in my many
> > years of watching events where the anthem was sung.
> >
> > information was something drilled into us for obvious reasons. Too
> > bad the civilian population I am now a part of isn't as well
> > educated on such a simple act of patriotism.
>
> I respectfully suggest that patriotism is one of those properties
> for which the substance is far, far more important than the mere
> appearance. After all, anybody can _look_ like a patriot.
I, for one, was very upset when she decided to cover her
clea...er....heart.
Jon
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Scrag
> >Unfortunately for us Candadians, Jewel is from Payson, Utah...Now please
> >don't go saying she was born in Homer Alaska...Really, it's utah.
Anyway,
> >both of those are in the US, so who cares? Why am I babbling on and on?
>
> Which still doesn't explain why she was introduced as "San Diego's own-
Jewel"
Ok: story:
1. Born, Payson, Utah
2. Moved, when very young to Homer Alaska
3. When she was 19 (I think) she moved to San Diego
Therefore she's been living there for about 4 years, so she calls it home.
She's never lived in Canada.
Albert Peter Pham
i don't think it was lipsynced. everyone else seemed like they were a
little off especially john elway and everyone else who was interviewed on
the field. even the beach boys in the pre-game show seemed like it was
fake.
Tony Calguire
On 27 Jan 1998, Scrag wrote:
> Unfortunately for us Candadians, Jewel is from Payson, Utah...Now please
> don't go saying she was born in Homer Alaska...Really, it's utah. Anyway,
> both of those are in the US, so who cares? Why am I babbling on and on?
>
>
>
Well then, why, during her Super Bowl introduction, did they say, "San
Diego's own Jewel"?
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In rec.sport.football.pro Scrag <mav...@oxford.net> wrote:
: > Stupid pro-sounders. Light is way better.
: oh common! Without sound, we couldn't hear Jewel...I guess that means the
: pro-lighter's only like Jewel for her body! :>)
Like it did any good. Stupid hand.
Scrag
> : oh common! Without sound, we couldn't hear Jewel...I guess that means
the
> : pro-lighter's only like Jewel for her body! :>)
>
> Like it did any good. Stupid hand.
Well, we could always sing the anthem in pitch black, and then Jewel could
be (gasp) naked for all you know, so everyone would be happy and no one
could say she was lipsyncing it! :>)
btw, wha't the point of this conversation?
Scrag
> Well then, why, during her Super Bowl introduction, did they say, "San
> Diego's own Jewel"?
I answered that to someone else too.....She was born in Payson Utah, she
moved when she was like 2 to Homer Alaska, and she hitchhiked to San Diego
when she was 19. Does that clarify it? If you dont believe me, check out
the official faq at http://www.jeweljk.com
Charlie
I don't know if it was synced or not, but you are right about the post
game interview looking a bit off at the start. I remember several
interviews causing me to do double takes cuz it looked funny. But then
it seemed to correct.
Peter McHugh
> : oh common! Without sound, we couldn't hear Jewel...I guess that means the
> : pro-lighter's only like Jewel for her body! :>)
>
> Like it did any good. Stupid hand.
>
That pissed me off, too. Still, she looked damn good. And Denver won!
Yay! Go AFC!!
Jesse A McDonald
: >Did you see her at the very beginning of the song? The music started
: >even before her lips moved.
: Cheesy for sure but at least she can't forget the words that way like
: Bryan Adams did last weekend at the NHL All Star game.
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Jesse A McDonald
: *NEWSFLASH* Apparently the NFL just announced that, beginning next year,
: all Superbowl games will be pre-recorded and then later be 'body-synched'
: to by the players in front of the live audience because crowd noises,
: flashing cameras, and "echo" effects from the stadium are all too
: distracting for the teams. I'll keep you updated on further developments
: in this story... -- James Kaleta
There's a difference, you know... the superbowl isn't amplified.
Scrag
> Hey, Bryan's Canadian, it's okay. ^_^
So Canadians are dumb or something? That's right, we don't have time to do
book-learnin' cause we gotta build our igloos up here where it's 50 below
in summer. BRRR!
Kentaro Maeda
i didn't witness the incident, but i've heard that adams sang the "old"
version of the anthem, which, instead of "from far and wide," has "and
stand on guard"... my world book from '91 also has this version (when
was this change implemented?), so i don't think adams is really at fault
sound in '99!
Ken