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: TalkLeftSunday Open Thread: Detroit's Kid Rock Turns 40
By Jeralyn
45,000 fans turned out last night at Ford Field in Detroit to help Kid Rock celebrate his 40th birthday.
I liked the part of the clip (at 2:33) when a fan puts something on the stage, he bends down to pick it up, looks at it, and puts in his back pocket. Doesn't miss a beat. At 2:42, he asks the crowd how they feel, and he yells back, "I feel f**cking great" and then launches back into "All Summer Long" -- "We were trying different things, we were smoking funny things...Sweet home Alabama." (Thanks to MLive for not blocking censoring it.)
Kid Rock is a great personal ambassador for the city. But in their day, so were the MC5 (Kick out the Jams); Iggy Pop and the Stooges, Bob Seger, Commander Cody, and even Alice Cooper.
This is an open thread, all topics welcome.
Full post as published by TalkLeft on January 16, 2011 (boomark / email).
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