Grammy Chat Party

[TimothyBFan]

OK--Just my 2 cents on the Robert Plant thing--Simple--"Weathered" or not, I'd STILL do him!

[MikeA]

Nah, absolutely no offense at all EL.

Most of us who have "made it" this far are just thankful we have survived! Some like Joe and the other Eagles have "survived" a bit better than others. When I think of the "Gods" of Rock who have changed in appearance more than others, Plant and Baker come to mind instantly (Ginger Baker of Cream).

Not to say that the Eagles haven't changed. To me, Joe doesn't look much at all like he did in the 70's (he looks healthier to me now) and neither do Glenn and Don though they don't seem to have changed as much as Joe.....Tim just looks the same!

Regardless of my joking around with the picture of that bombshell pictured with Walsh sucking on her ear (I'm sure she IS an intellectual Nova!), I really don't pay that much attention to to anyone's appearance. Point in fact is Janis Joplin. She was just plain homely but was in the top 1/3 of my "obsessions" back in 69/70/71. I tend to pay a LOT more attention to "who" someone is rather than who they "appear" to be.

[Brooke]

I think sometimes they (stars) don't know what to do with their hair and clothes as they age, so they try to keep it the same. What am I saying, regular people do that too!

I think you're right, Pm. Our Eagles look great for their age. I think that Plant's hair just doesn't go with his face anymore and he would look much better with it cut in to a more age appropriate style.

For some reason, Timothy still looks great with his long hair. One of the very few that can pull it off.

Fp, I knew they weren't 'together' physically. To me, she's so young and he's so old that their 'style of music' just doesn't seem 'together'. And I should not judge, because I haven't heard the cd. I'm sure it must be good as well as it's done.

[timfan]

From this man's blog about attending the grammy's
Talk about a lucky guy!

Sunday rolled around really fast. Sharon and I went to get coffee and talk outside. After that we went to get dressed, etc. We take a taxi about four blocks from the Staples Center. We show our IDs and Grammys letter. We are given a purple band for our wrist only to find out we are VIP. How?? And then taken to the Staples Center and escorted inside into the arena. The inside looked spectacular with the lighting and colors. Did you guys know that each seat is about $3,000-4,000? That's insane. We got them for free! Thanks Jackie! Once celebrities were piled in to sit at their designated seats, our escort took us to seat with them. I don't remember who Jered sat with, but Sharon and I were on 4th row in the center of the arena. We could literally see the stage and the colorful stairs. When I turned to my left to see who I was sitting next to I realized I was face to face with Timothy B. Schmit of The Eagles. His wife was sitting next to him, and asked if it was my seat. I said I was a guest on the VIP section, but that I'd move when the artists were going to move to present on stage. That's how Sharon, Jered and I were networking in presenting ourselves, etc. Anyways, I was also sitting behind Adam Lavine of Maroon 5. And behind us was Natalie Cole. How great was that? At the very front I saw Paul McCartney and his wife. Sharon pointed at him and smiled and he pointed back, smiled and waved. She was glowing. In that same row with him was Nicole Kidman and her husband. On the other side of the column was Taylor Swift, Miley Cyrus and her mom. T.I was behind them. Zoey Deschanel was 5 rows back. We were right with the stars!

Here's his full blog on the grammy's: http://filmbugg.livejournal.com/172283.html