Ray of light was a bad choice. They should have done "Beautiful Stranger."
The band sounded great (Watt looked like he was in heaven) but Iggy seemed to phone it in vocally. I really wanted him to go up an octave and scream the later verses. Madonna said she loved the sax.

Tom Hanks' induction speech for the DC5 - wow! Renewed my respect for Mr Hanks. And Joan Jett was great as well. Billy Joel on Farfisa "This was my original axe!" Where was the sax on Glad All Over. Sounded like some avant garde free noise before it was mixed out.

I'm shocked I enjoyed the RNRHOF as much as I did.

murderedman called it. Iggy kinda did this Vegas style... which in a way celebrated stupidity at its best, and therefore was the most appropriate approach to the whole event. Although I am bummed that he didn't wail on "Burning Up". Ah well. Both songs were reeeaally awkward, which made it better than a majority of RnRHOF performances.

I see Madonna is still sucking young artist blood to say alive. Britney last time, this time Justin.

murderedman wrote:Ray of light was a bad choice. They should have done "Beautiful Stranger."
The band sounded great (Watt looked like he was in heaven) but Iggy seemed to phone it in vocally. I really wanted him to go up an octave and scream the later verses. Madonna said she loved the sax.

Tom Hanks' induction speech for the DC5 - wow! Renewed my respect for Mr Hanks. And Joan Jett was great as well. Billy Joel on Farfisa "This was my original axe!" Where was the sax on Glad All Over. Sounded like some avant garde free noise before it was mixed out.

I'm shocked I enjoyed the RNRHOF as much as I did.

The Hanks speech for the DC5 was really, truly spectacular. Major effort must have gone into crafting that thing and it was done with gusto: bravo!

For the first time since Bachelor Party and Bosom Buddies, I like Hanks again.

Marsupialized wrote:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sGhclW5CDTU
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aiqQavekEH0

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