Biggest Concert in Musical History
Saturday, July 07 2007 @ 05:30 PM CDT

In case any of you are missing it, here is the link to see 12 feeds from locations all over the world.
http://entimg.msn.com/i/LiveEarth/landingpage/altplayer/q.html Also NBC Will start their concert at 8pm EST tonight.....Lets hope a new day has begun.....Peace, Norman

Re:Biggest Concert in Musical History
Saturday, July 07 2007 @ 09:54 PM CDT

Bounce!

Re:Biggest Concert in Musical History
Sunday, July 08 2007 @ 06:19 AM CDT

Did anyone see Madonna close the UK leg of this???? I've seen her live and she's great, but it was a really odd performance last night. During 'La isla bonita' she appeared to be joined on stage by two blokes from the local greek restaurant. How odd.

Steve

Re:Biggest Concert in Musical History
Sunday, July 08 2007 @ 03:53 PM CDT

I didn't see Madonna but did see the unexplainably popular Keane and James (my second name is rhyming slang) Blunt.

I really thought it was a heap of shit and wasn't helped by bands taking private jets to the event and having carbon footprints the size of Wales.

Sorry, although it's a super important cause and one I believe in very strongly I thought was ill served by a bunch of the privileged super rich bleedin hearts telling us how much they're doing for the planet.

Another bloody middle class bunch of posers attending who won't give up their cheap flights to their second homes in France and Spain.

Maybe it will do some good in the end by raising awareness but I suspect not enough to offset the carbon emissions and hot air emanating from Wembley and elsewhere.

Yours faithfully

Mr Balanced opinions'r'us

Re:Biggest Concert in Musical History
Monday, July 09 2007 @ 02:10 AM CDT

Quote by: Dick Langford Another bloody middle class bunch of posers attending who won't give up their cheap flights to their second homes in France and Spain.

It gets worse. Flights are now so cheap that even the working classes, and underprivileged are taking advantage !

Re:Biggest Concert in Musical History
Monday, July 09 2007 @ 12:14 PM CDT

Quote by: cchaplin Quote by: Dick Langford Another bloody middle class bunch of posers attending who won't give up their cheap flights to their second homes in France and Spain. It gets worse. Flights are now so cheap that even the working classes, and underprivileged are taking advantage !

Yeah, they'll be wanting homes to live in soon