Did anyone watch the 2024 Grammy's last night?

I remember watching in the late 60s and early 70s; even then I thought it was bullshit. I have no use for the pageantry and thanking God for the award.

Bah, humbug. :old:
 
Winner list:

Record of the Year, "Flowers" by Miley Cyrus
Album of the Year, "Midnights" by Taylor Swift
Song of the Year, "What Was I Made For" by Billie Eilish
Best New Artist, Victoria Monet
Producer of the year, Jack Antonoff
Songwriter of the year, Theron Thomas
Best Pop Solo Performance, "Flowers" by Miley Cyrus
Best Pop Duo Performance, "Ghost in the Machine" by SZA and Phoebe Bridgers
Best Pop Dance Recording, "Padam Padam" by Kylie Minogue
Best Rock Performance, "Not Strong Enough" by Boygenius
Best Metal Performance, "72 Seasons" by Metallica
Best Rock Song, "Not Strong Enough" Julien Baker, Phoebe Bridgers and Lucy Dacus (Boygenius)
Best Rock Album, "This is Why" by Paramore
Best Alt Music Performance, "This is Why" by Paramore
Best Alt Music Album, "The Record" by Boygenius
Best R&B Performance, "ICU" by Coco Jones
Best Traditional R&B Performance, "Good Morning" by PJ Morton ft. Susan Carol
Best R&B song,"Snooze" by SZA
Best R&B album, "Jaguar II" by Victoria Monet
Best Rap Performance, "Scientists and Engineers" by Killer Mike ft. Andre 3000 et al
Best Jazz Performance, "Tight" by Samara Joy
Best Americana Album, "Weathervanes" by Jason Isbell
Best American Roots Song, "Cast Iron Skillet" by Jason Isbell
Best Bluegrass Album, "City of Gold" by Molly Tuttle and Golden Highway
Best Contemporary Blues Album, "Blood Harmony" by Larkin Poe
Best Folk Album, Live at Newport by Joni Mitchell
 
Tracy Chapman showed why her voice, and Fast Car, are inseparable and iconic.

I’m not being a hater when I have a hard time listening to the Luke Combs cover.. I respect that he’s a fan of Tracy and the song…. But the quiver between fragility and strength in Tracy’s vocal is what makes the song so epic.



Truthfully... Luke's vocals were better in this live duet than the studio version. Maybe it's the compressed pro-tools way of single recording, maybe it's that he's had more time performing the song live now, but I didn't take any issues to this being a duet.

I agree with both your posts through this one. I really loved seeing TC. Was the highlight for me. Missed seeing the Brandy Clark/Brandi Carilie award presentation. Don't think they did that on the broadcast. Enjoyed the Joni thing even though it is hard to see an 80 year old croak out her iconic song. But we need to hear from the elderly and the song was quite fitting.
 
Didn’t watch. By the time these things roll around I’m usually done with the stuff in question. Either I like it and it’s in regular rotation or I’m bored of it or it’s not something I’m into.

I’d be more willing to watch if it was a coordinated launch of new stuff by big artists. Kinda like a fashion show announcing new sounds and projects and concepts. I sure as shit don’t need to hear “Flowers” again at this point. It’s a well-made thing but it’s run its course.
 
i have no time for sitting around for nearly 4 hours watching the "music industry" pat itself on the back for being soooo great.
it's the music industry version of miss america.
 
Didn’t watch. By the time these things roll around I’m usually done with the stuff in question. Either I like it and it’s in regular rotation or I’m bored of it or it’s not something I’m into.

I’d be more willing to watch if it was a coordinated launch of new stuff by big artists. Kinda like a fashion show announcing new sounds and projects and concepts. I sure as shit don’t need to hear “Flowers” again at this point. It’s a well-made thing but it’s run its course.
That would be a cool show.
 
Also, I like this song, which I got to see performed live at Red Rocks with Brandy opened for Brandi, and they did it together during the BCB set.



This one is the song. I like vulnerable tear jerkers like this.


And this is a little post award interview. Had to go find it on YouTube as it was not on the main show.

 
I did not watch but I did check out some of the songs both nominated and not last night. I like Flowers actually but think Vampire is better.
and I'm sure this made Flame very happy

Tommy Emmanuel finally wins a Grammy
 
I caught a few minutes of it toward the end, but turned it off when that Travis Scott guy started "singing" an autotuned pile of dung.
 
So for those of you that did watch, any acts of note worth watching? My DVR automatically recorded the show since it was on prime time. In the past I've fast forwarded through all the chatter and watched performances. It's a good way to compress the 3 hour marathon down to about 10 minutes of useful content.
 
Yep. When my wife and I were driving and heard the cover... I said "I get that this is for a demographic who probably don't understand how epic of a song this is, but to me the song is a trembling voice finding the strength to leave an abusive relationship... and then that voice standing in front of a rowdy Wembly crowd and fucking OWNING that stage." :baimun:

100%
 
I watched a clip of Miley doing a bit of a Tina Turner impression and I saw another clip of her doing an acceptance speech. She went from child star to spectacle/train wreck to bonafide superstar. She's Hollyweird for sure...to me, very attractive visually.
 
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