Sunday 15 July 2012

Silent Sunday

I know some bloggers have used Silent Sunday as a way of reflecting on the week.
I would like to dedicate my Silent Sunday posting to last night's Bruce Springsteen concert in Hyde Park.
While I am disappointed on behalf of the thousands of Bruce fans whose enjoyment was limited by the silence curfew, I have to say the fact that Paul McCartney's caterwauling was curtailed can only be a good thing.

While I may live in Liverpool and it may be sacrilige to say - I am not a big fan of The Beatles.
Yes, they wrote a few good songs and yes their legacy to the local economy has been a boon that is where my appreciation ends.

The Jubilee Concert was a performance too far for Macca.
He proved what I have been saying for years - when it comes to singing he is way past it. On the plus side he is in pretty good nick for a man pushing 70.
He appears to (finally) have a happy homelife and he has a pretty cushy back catalogue to feather his nest way into old age.

I think the power of brilliance is to know when to exit stage left and leave the crowd wanting more.
That's all I wanted to say on the subject.

Now back to Silent Sunday.
Hope you enjoy it.


I wore: Shoes - Clarks (31)
Jeans - Top Shop (13)
T-Shirt - H & M (2)

9 comments:

  1. Lucky you to see Springsteen again! I've been a big fan os his for a long time...but have not had the pleasure of one of his concerts.

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  2. I'm with you on Sir Paul! The Rolling Stones were far more my style than the Beatles. How fab to catch The Boss twice, too. x

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    1. Phew - I am not alone. I am treated like a leper in Liverpool for my Beatles views.

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  3. Springsteen is a favorite! Got to see him in Seattle here way back in about 1990 for the Tunnel of Love tour. Some of the best song writing on that album ever. I still get melancholy in a good way when I hear those songs.
    Happy Sunday!

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    1. I saw The Tunnel of Love tour in England in 1988. I saw him twice that year - once in Birmingham and once in London. He had just split up with his ex-wife and I pointed out to my husband to be that he there was some chemistry between bruce and the girl inthe band - Patti Scialfa. A fe wmonths later it was revealed they were an item!

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  4. He is no Cliff Richard is he? lol!

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  5. Hello, just found you via Vintage Vix. Hope you're having a great day. Em :)

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