Elton John Live at the Rose Hall 6-9-2006 [MP3]
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THE BIG PICTURE TOUR
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Elton John Live at The nynex Arena Manchester The Big Picture Tour 27 11 1998
The Scissor Sister's took Elton John's criticism very seriously. Picture: File Source: Supplied
GLAM-POP group Scissor Sisters scrapped months of work after Elton John said the proposed album bored him.
After the rock legend -- and frontman Jake Shears' personal idol -- said "this isn't it," Shears flew to Berlin and spent two months dancing his way through the German club scene, the New York Post reported.“That was really the defining moment,” Shears said.
“He called me up and just validated things I’d been feeling.”
In Berlin, he caught a vibe that made him feel connected to what he calls the human tribe, which in turn inspired Night Work.
“I wanted this album to be really sexy, and there’s nothing better than feeling sexy on the dance floor,” he said.
“That kind of sexual energy is like magic, electric. I wanted to ... focus on something with more drive and more sex and more edge.”
He even recruited actor Ian McKellen to provide a suggestive, spoken-word interlude on the song Invisible Light - that mentions “painted whores, sexual gladiators, fiercely old party children. All wake from their slumber to debut the bacchanal.”
“It’s sort of the thesis statement for the record,” Shears said.
“The record’s about being turned on in all the different, wonderful ways that humans are -- and celebrating that.”
Meanwhile, Kylie Minogue made her first ever appearance at Glastonbury, joining the Scissor Sisters on stage.
Tens of thousands of festival goers watched on in delight as Minogue joined the band singing a rendition of Any Which Way from the band's new album.
The 42-year-old star ran onto the stage in Somerset, England, wearing a sexy, black lace leotard and mirrored thigh-high boots.
Minogue has been working with Scissor Sisters singer Jake, who helped her with a track on her new LP.
I received this great batch of memorabilia from Roger Smith who now lives in Wiltshire.
