Originally posted by Tye-Grr: I think Coldplay could get in for 'Strawberry Swing' or 'Lovers In Japan', both are fantastic songs. 'Lost!' seems more likely to get in the Rock Field.
Would love to see Coldplay get in for "Lovers In Japan". But - correct me if I'm wrong - don't the Grammy rules state that if you've won Rock Album the year before, tracks from that album cannot be nominated in any other category other than in ROTY and/or SOTY? Wasn't that the reason Green Day could not get nommed for Rock Group Vocal and Rock Song for Boulevard of Broken Dreams when they had won ROTY the year after American Idiot won Best Rock Album?
If that rule holds, then Coldplay should submit "Life In Technicolour ii" from Prospekt's March - could be Pop or Rock.
yes,you are correct coldplay can't get nominated with any material from viva la vida just from material from prospekts march
aww, I thought it only applies to pop albums. Oh well, there's the Lover in japan remix on Prospekt March Ep and of course Life in Technicolor 2 for pop performance, and short form video.
does the same rules apply to the videos as well ? cuz I would love to see strawberry swing video get nominated in short form video.
For Your Grammy Consideration: Not Whitney Houston
BEST POP VOCAL ALBUM Lily Allen - "It's Not Me, Its You" Kelly Clarkson - "All I Ever Wanted" Bob Dylan - "Together Through Life" Elvis Costello - "Secret, Profane & Sugarcane" Seal - "Soul" James Morrison - "Songs for You, Truths for Me" James Taylor - "Other Covers"
BEST MALE POP VOCAL PERFORMANCE Michael Bublé - "You're Nobody Till Someone Loves You" Craig David - "Insomnia" Bob Dylan "Beyond Here Lies Nothin'" Eric Hutchinson - "Rock & Roll" Matt Nathanson - "Come On Get Higher" James Taylor - "Fire and Rain" John Legend - Everybody Knows Seal If You Don't Know Me by Now James Morrison "Please Don't Stop The Rain" James Morrison "You Make It Real" Bruce Springsteen "Working On a Dream"
BEST FEMALE POP VOCAL PERFORMANCE Adele - "Hometown Glory" Lily Allen - "The Fear" Kelly Clarkson - "My Life Would Suck Without You" Duffy - "Rain on Your Parade" Katy Perry - "Thinking of You" Pink - "Please Don't Leave Me"
BEST POP PERFORMANCE BY A DUO OR A GROUP The All-American Rejects - "Gives You Hell" Black Eyed Peas - "Boom Boom Pow" Carolina Liar - "Show Me What You're Looking For" Coldplay - "Lovers in Japan" The Fray - "You Found Me" No Doubt - "Stand And Deliver" Plain White T's - "1, 2, 3, 4" SafetySuit - "Stay" The Script - "The Man Who Can't Be Moved" Shinedown - "Second Chance" The Veronicas - "Untouched"
BEST POP COLLABORATION Anne Murray & Michael Bublé Baby It's Cold Outside Eric Clapton & Steve Winwood - "Pearly Queen" Chris Isaak & Trisha Yearwood Breaking Apart Daniel Merriweather & Adele Water and a Flame Cobra Starship featuring Leighton Meester -"Good Girls Go Bad" Ciara & Justin Timberlake - "Love Sex Magin" James Morrison& Nelly Furtado - "Broken Strings" A.R. Rahman & *****cat Dolls - "Jai Ho (You Are My Destiny)"
Double D. I'm confused, what's the difference between these threads of yours you're bumping, and the ones Guru has at the top of the board?
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Blender Magazine on Kelly Clarkson: " The Texas native has one of the great voices in pop music, a powerful and versatile instrument that’s steeped in the rhythm and blues and country music she grew up with in the South. If Mariah Carey’s five-octave voice is the equivalent of an expensively bred poodle, then Clarkson’s is a bloodhound: friendly, earthy, but fierce just the same."
Baltimore Examiner (concert review): "Her sultry voice is absolutely flawless. The tone and range floors you. When she belts out a note, it's precise yet powerful."
"Music is powerful, it's a drug that makes your inhibitions go away and leaves your vulnerabilities exposed" - KC
