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Jubilee Celebrations 2022

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  • LenGlover said:
    Well said Stephen Fry.
    “We are all Elizabethians”. Try telling that to some of the folks in the house of commoners section!
  • I honestly thought Charles was going to announce Ben Garner as manager then.
    Sangaard attention seeking 
  • Hans Zimmer definitely Yes, Celeste No from me

  • That Celeste rendition of wonderful world is an act of desecration. Bloody hell. Even the (c)rap bit earlier was more tuneful. 
    I thought she was good!
    Think you might be on your own there, thought she was awful.
  • Love Alicia Keys, one of my all time favourites.
    You can take my place and go with Mrs Otto to see her in Manchester next Saturday if you like?!?!?!?
    What time are we leaving?
  • Diana Ross sounds amazing. Wasn't expecting that when she was helped onto the stage
  • WSS said:
    Diana Ross sounds amazing. Wasn't expecting that when she was helped onto the stage
    She’s obviously miming. Don’t blame her at 80 odd.

    Very few camera close ups and she just shouted and nothing came out of the mic.
    Yeah, I thought exactly the same. 
  • We can’t make our minds up.
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  • I think she is singing. She is supposedly 78.
  • I think she is singing. She is supposedly 78.
    So do I, but the mic is off and it’s “Diana Ross’ Greatest Hits” coming out of the speakers.
  • Street party at my mum’s in Sidcup tomorrow. Weather looks crap unfortunately, road behind us is having theirs today and they’ve got a female singer belting out soul classics, sounds like fun.
    Weather was great in the end and we had a cracking day. Lovely atmosphere and great to catch up with mum’s neighbours, some of which I’ve known since I was a kid. 
  • WSS said:
    Diana Ross sounds amazing. Wasn't expecting that when she was helped onto the stage
    She’s obviously miming. Don’t blame her at 80 odd.

    Very few camera close ups and she just shouted and nothing came out of the mic.
    Yeah that ending confirmed it!
  • Oh. That's that then
  • I was really concerned for her getting down those stairs
  • Her mic was on but she wasn’t singing
  • The only two acts who I thought were miming all evening were Diana Ross (obviously) and Sam Ryder (less obviously but to me he was).  A compelling nights viewing even if all the acts were not to my taste (inevitably). Brilliantly staged and went off with only the merest of hitches. Shudder to think how much it all cost. 
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  • Never normally sit down and watch those concerts but really enjoyed what I saw. Never going to please everyone with different genres of music. Paddington Bear with Her Majesty, and the drones in the sky were the best part for me.


  • Gribbo said:
    Gribbo said:
    One way to kill a concert atmos. Bring Diversity on.

    Craig David clawing it back though
    I thought the exact opposite to be honest. Enjoyed diversity but can’t stand Craig David. Helluva difficult thing to get through something like this and suit all tastes though. I’m just admiring the whole organisation of it all!
    Tbh, reckon it would be better to give bigger sets to the olduns Queen / Elton John / Diana Ross etc, but do agree about the organisation though
    On reflection maybe as well that they kept the oldies to a minimum after Rod and Diana’s offerings. 
  • The only two acts who I thought were miming all evening were Diana Ross (obviously) and Sam Ryder (less obviously but to me he was).  A compelling nights viewing even if all the acts were not to my taste (inevitably). Brilliantly staged and went off with only the merest of hitches. Shudder to think how much it all cost. 
    I think the boost to the economy and feelgood factor of the past few days is priceless.
    Yes. Me too. I wasn’t complaining. Just imagining how much it all cost as it was clearly an epic production. I suspect there was a lot of corporate sponsorship. 
  • God Save The Queen!
    :-)
  • edited June 2022
    The only two acts who I thought were miming all evening were Diana Ross (obviously) and Sam Ryder (less obviously but to me he was).  A compelling nights viewing even if all the acts were not to my taste (inevitably). Brilliantly staged and went off with only the merest of hitches. Shudder to think how much it all cost. 
    I wondered why he was miming. Definitely Diana Ross was. Why have her if she can't sing? And I thought  the girl early on in the yellow I think it was.

    Amazing to organise it, but I'd have had different acts; and would be interested in Lifers suggestions - maybe just one from the US and 1 from each of the major rest of 5 Eyes who are Commonwealth plus maybe SA and a couple from Europe
  • The only two acts who I thought were miming all evening were Diana Ross (obviously) and Sam Ryder (less obviously but to me he was).  A compelling nights viewing even if all the acts were not to my taste (inevitably). Brilliantly staged and went off with only the merest of hitches. Shudder to think how much it all cost. 
    I think the boost to the economy and feelgood factor of the past few days is priceless.
    Yes. Me too. I wasn’t complaining. Just imagining how much it all cost as it was clearly an epic production. I suspect there was a lot of corporate sponsorship. 
    Yeah didn't think you were mate  was just commenting on how great and uplifting it's s been past few days and brought the country together.
  • She was singing, but so were loads of backing singers. 
    Not really a fan of many of the acts on display, but it was a technical masterclass by the BBC. 
    Woke Media & the Arts flying the flag. 
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