In theory, the Black Eyed Peas are the perfect band to play the Super Bowl show. They are flamboyant, fun, and it is hard to believe that a sporting event over the past five years, has not played a song by the group at some point during the game. Yet during the show seemed to be the first time - to stand in front of a live audience of over 100,000 people, the Black Eyed Peas seemed ... Well, as small as peas themselves. The dancers around them may have had to adhere to strict choreography, but the peas, just stand next to each other in a row, seemed to be difficult, because if they did not have a concrete plan of what happens when they came down from heaven (a cool effect, I admit), the first shows. No matter how amazing LED effects that could lead us, can not escape the fact that we were looking at a small package of four musicians - a lot of audio problems.
The quartet began singing his "I feel I have to" well-being of people affected, and were quickly cut off micro balance as soon as Fergie, who began his portion of the song. They continued with a shrug worthy "Boom Boom Pow" and then changed gears a bit: Slash went out to play (The show Super Bowl halftime show, halftime is "Sweet Child O Mine '."! Super Bowl without an aging rock star) The guitarist, however, did add some much needed musicality to the event -. that is, until Fergie started singing as a singer of Black Eyed Eyes lead singer might be, classic rock is definitely not his strong point.Then came the "Pump It" and "Let's began," but the Black Eyed Peas did not quite hit their stride, curiously enough, until it began to politically "Where is the Love", performed in the background of red hearts for Valentine's Day, should the technical difficulties of his - part of that annoying "V" refused to come on. (And, surprise surprise, will.i.am changed the text to tune during a performance.) Usher came to play well to his treatment of the song "OMG" and the dance routine a lot better than he did earlier in vivo. And amazingly, the band sounded like what they do can only be their worst song so far, "Time (Dirty Bit).
The quartet began singing his "I feel I have to" well-being of people affected, and were quickly cut off micro balance as soon as Fergie, who began his portion of the song. They continued with a shrug worthy "Boom Boom Pow" and then changed gears a bit: Slash went out to play (The show Super Bowl halftime show, halftime is "Sweet Child O Mine '."! Super Bowl without an aging rock star) The guitarist, however, did add some much needed musicality to the event -. that is, until Fergie started singing as a singer of Black Eyed Eyes lead singer might be, classic rock is definitely not his strong point.Then came the "Pump It" and "Let's began," but the Black Eyed Peas did not quite hit their stride, curiously enough, until it began to politically "Where is the Love", performed in the background of red hearts for Valentine's Day, should the technical difficulties of his - part of that annoying "V" refused to come on. (And, surprise surprise, will.i.am changed the text to tune during a performance.) Usher came to play well to his treatment of the song "OMG" and the dance routine a lot better than he did earlier in vivo. And amazingly, the band sounded like what they do can only be their worst song so far, "Time (Dirty Bit).
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