Music Travesty of Justice

number8 | 08:05 Tue 20th Apr 2004 | Music

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The first answer to the previous question has reminded me of a question I've been meaning to ask for ages...................can anybody remember a bigger travesty of justice at the Brits a few years ago when the Spice Girls won the lifetime achievement award, when only a couple of weeks previously Ian Dury died - I was convinced they would honour him posthumously. Obviously it's very subjective, but personally I feel the Spice Girls didn't have enough talent to clean Ian Dury's boots.

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WaldoMcFroog

Yes, but the Spice Girls made the BPI more money and thus are more worthy of celebration than someone who merely overcame huge personal hurdles to produce a body of lovingly crafted music that came from the brain and the heart, and continued to do so as his very life ebbed away. Surely that's obvious..?

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