CMA Last Night: Live or 'Ashlee'?

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gtaylor wrote:

>Most of the vocals seemed live. Not 100% sure about the music for some
>of the artists.
>

There were way too many fiddles in tune.

There's +1 for the argument that can be made for TRACKS.

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In article <gxokd.212$i6.168@news.itd.umich.edu> gtaylor@umd.umich.edu writes:

> Most of the vocals seemed live. Not 100% sure about the music for some
> of the artists.

I believe that a statement I read from a producer last week was about
this show. He said performances would be "Live or live with recorded
music."

I suppose that vocals are music, too.



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Bill Van Dyk wrote:


you sure about the Superbowl? I had read otherwise.
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You didn't watch the CMAs the other night did you.

>M. MacDonald wrote:
>>>"Greg Taylor" wrote:
>>>Most of the vocals seemed live. Not 100% sure about the music for some of
>>>the artists.
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>> Guy on the radio was bagging on having to watch the CMT with his wife and
>> said Shania was lip synching in her duo with whomever it was. I got it on
>> tape so I guess I better go and watch it as I wasn't paying much attention.
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>> I knew she did it at the Super Bowl though.
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>> Mack
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Bill Van Dyk wrote:
> No. I'm guessing that means "country music awards". Did I miss
> something? Was there an award for "best synchronization"?
>
> There actually should be such an award. Along with athletic awards
> for best steroids, advertising awards for most irrelevant
> information, peace prizes for ex-terrorists, and celebrity awards for
> people well-known for being well-known.
>
An award for most road-damaged piece of audio/musical gear which still
functions...or an award for the guy who trashed it?

jak

> Mondoslug1 wrote:
>> Bill Van Dyk wrote:
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>> You didn't watch the CMAs the other night did you.
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>>> M. MacDonald wrote:
>>>
>>>>> "Greg Taylor" wrote:
>>>>> Most of the vocals seemed live. Not 100% sure about the music
>>>>> for some of the artists.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Guy on the radio was bagging on having to watch the CMT with his
>>>> wife and said Shania was lip synching in her duo with whomever it
>>>> was. I got it on tape so I guess I better go and watch it as I
>>>> wasn't paying much attention.
>>>
>>>> I knew she did it at the Super Bowl though.
>>>>
>>>> Mack

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"jakdedert" <jdedert@bellsouth.net> wrote in message
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> Bill Van Dyk wrote:
> > No. I'm guessing that means "country music awards". Did I miss
> > something? Was there an award for "best synchronization"?
> >
> > There actually should be such an award. Along with athletic awards
> > for best steroids, advertising awards for most irrelevant
> > information, peace prizes for ex-terrorists, and celebrity awards for
> > people well-known for being well-known.
> >
> An award for most road-damaged piece of audio/musical gear which still
> functions...or an award for the guy who trashed it?

At a gig a did once there were informal awards for "best" equipment damage
and "best" injury to a crew member :-)

TonyP.