※ [本文轉錄自 WesternMusic 看板 #1DLkxmXn ] 作者: braveshsu (C'est Moi。) 看板: WesternMusic 標題: [專題] 2000-2010十場葛萊美最佳演出 時間: Sun Feb 13 04:34:54 2011 http://ppt.cc/NyNS 10 Best Grammy Performances, 2000-2010 by Jillian Mapes, Kevin Rutherford, Jazmine Gray | Feb. 12, 2011 11:00 EST With more than 30 musicians appearing on-stage at the 53rd annual Grammy awards, we're expecting unforgettable performances and once-in-a-lifetime collaborations that inspire utterances of "…Did that just happen?" But this year's event has a lot to live up to, especially considering the unforgettable performances we've seen in the last decade. Before this year's cops of nominees take the stage, join us in counting down the 10 best Grammy performances from 2000-2010. Agree with our picks? Think we were watching a different show than you were? Tell us in the comments! 10. Gorillaz, Madonna & De La Soul, 2006 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jWQIyV2Grqc&feature=player_embedded The 48th Grammys started off as no other Grammys had before -- with an opening band that wasn't even three-dimensional. Animated act Gorillaz took to the stage to perform the Record of the Year-nominated "Feel Good Inc." joined briefly by the real De La Soul and a hologram of Madonna. But when the real Madge appeared onstage moments later to perform her 2005 hit "Hung Up," with its sexy dancing and ABBA samples, the Grammy crowd truly let loose. 9. Radiohead & the USC Marching Band, 2009 http://ppt.cc/QPCC Radiohead may have shunned the music industry in 2007 when it released "In Rainbows" straight to fans using a pay-what-you-want online download, but the band proved it could still play to the Academy (literally) at the 2009 Grammy Awards. Joined by the USC Marching Band, Thom Yorke and co. performed a rendition of "15 Step" that was so rousing, even the frontman shared some of his twitchy dance moves. Eat your heart out, Fleetwood Mac. 8. Kanye West & Daft Punk, 2008 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WYTaGxOuURU&feature=player_embedded When Kanye West released "Stronger" as a single in 2007, it seemed written in the stars that the rapper and Daft Punk, who is sampled on the tune, would join forces and perform together. At 2008's 50th Grammys, that's exactly what happened. Note to the Black Eyed Peas: THIS is how you do a light show! 7. Lady Gaga & Elton John, 2010 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e0bo9gck3cg&feature=player_embedded Lady Gaga's performance at the 52nd Grammy Awards was classic not only for its over-the-top theatrics, but for Elton John's appearance on "Speechless" and the duo's duet on Elton's classic "Your Song." The best part? The conjoined mega-piano Gaga and Elton played on, not to mention the pair's matching rhinestone glasses. 6. P!nk, 2010 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dzg-ztr0vow For the 52nd Grammy Awards in 2010, P!nk took a few lessons from Spider-Man and gave a show-stopping performance of aerial, acrobatic brilliance. P!nk may not have walked away with any trophies that night, but thanks to her high-flying rendition of "Glitter in the Air," she was the artist everyone was talking about come Monday morning. 5. Beyonce & Tina Turner, 2008 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pKQlByhlG-c&feature=player_embedded Beyonce and Tina Turner were "rolling, rolling, rolling" as they lit up the stage with their performance of Turner's "Proud Mary" at the 50th annual Grammys. The show-stopping, glitz and glamour-filled duet proved that Tina still had it, and no one --not even B -- was going to take it away from her. 4. T.I., Jay-Z, M.I.A., Lil Wayne & Kanye, 2009 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_UJr9FcZ3cs&feature=player_embedded It was as though a new rap supergroup ("the rap pack" seems fitting) formed at the 2009 Grammy Awards, when all facets of hip-hop joined forces for one killer performance of T.I. and Jay-Z's "Swagga Like Us." Lil Wayne and Kanye West held their own as usual, but it was a pregnant M.I.A. who stole the show in her sheer polka-dot dress. The fiesta rap diva didn't just look like she was about to pop -- she actually gave birth three days later. 3. Usher & James Brown, 2005 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aY6zpvqoojo&feature=player_embedded Between Usher's Michael Jackson-esque moves on his 2004 single "Caught Up" and James Brown's fancy footwork on "Sex Machine," the two R&B titans' performance at the 47th Grammys was one to remember. Check out the dance-off toward the end of the set -- a true passing-of-the-crown moment. 2. Melissa Etheridge & Joss Stone, 2005 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R_j3TDhc8vY&feature=player_embedded Melissa Etheridge and Joss Stone may seem like an unlikely pairing, but when you throw Janis Joplin into the equation, it makes perfect sense. Both songstresses possess their own unpolished soulfulness and rock stylings, which proved to be a powerful match in a tribute to Joplin at the 2005 Grammys. Stone started off with "Cry Baby" before being joined by Etheridge, who triumphantly made a return to the stage after being diagnosed with breast cancer one year earlier. 1. Eminem & Elton John, 2001 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sJDaysZ_WB8&feature=player_embedded Eminem angered the Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation with the homophobia-tinged lyrics on his 2000 album "The Marshall Mathers LP," the organization protested the 2001 Grammys because of his involvement. But gay-activist Elton John crossed the picket lines and joined Em's performance of "Stan" at the ceremony in a move that was musically powerful, as well as political. -- 食字維生http://www.wretch.cc/blog/braveshsu --

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