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British Male Solo Artist

Mark Ronson

Paul Weller

Plan B

Robert Plant

Tinie Tempah

British Female Solo Artist

Cheryl Cole

Ellie Goulding

Laura Marling

Paloma Faith

Rumer

British Breakthrough Act

Ellie Goulding

Mumford and Sons

Rumer Warner

Tinie Tempah

The XX

British Group

Biffy Clyro

Gorillaz

Mumford and Sons

Take That

The XX

British Single

Alexandra Burke featuring Pitbull – All Night Long

Cheryl Cole – Parachute

Florence and the Machine – You’ve Got the Love

Matt Cardle – When We Collide

Olly Murs – Please Don’t Let Me Go

Plan B – She Said

Scouting for Girls – This Ain’t A Love Song

Taio Cruz – Dynamite

Tinie Tempah – Pass Out

The Wanted – All Time Low

British Album of the Year

Mumford and Sons – Sigh No More

Plan B – The Defamation of Strickland Banks

Take That – Progress

Tinie Tempah – Disc-­Overy

The XX – XX

International Male Solo Artist

Bruce Springsteen

Cee Lo Green

David Guetta

Eminem

Kanye West

International Female Solo Artist

Alicia Keys

Katy Perry

Kylie Minogue

Rihanna

Robyn

International Breakthrough Act

Bruno Mars

Glee Cast

Justin Bieber

The National

The Temper Trap

International Group

Arcade Fire

Black Eyed Peas

Kings of Leon

The Script

Vampire Weekend

International Album

Arcade Fire – The Suburbs

Cee Lo Green – The Lady Killer

Eminem – Recovery

Katy Perry – Teenage Dream

Kings of Leon – Come Around Sundown

British Producer

Ethan Johns

John Leckie

Markus Dravs

Mike Pela

Stuart Price

Record of the year

• Lady Antebellum – Need You Now
• BoB Featuring Bruno Mars – Nothin’ On You
• Eminem featuring Rihanna – Love The Way You Lie
• Cee Lo Green – F*** You
• Jay-Z & Alicia Keys – Empire State of Mind

Album of the year

• Arcade Fire – The Suburbs
• Eminem – Recovery
• Lady Antebellum – Need You Now
• Lady Gaga – The Fame Monster
• Katy Perry – Teenage Dream

Song of the year

• Lady Antebellum – Need You Now
• Ray LaMontagne and the Pariah Dogs – Beg Steal Or Borrow
• Cee Lo Green – F*** You
• Miranda Lambert – The House That Built Me
• Eminem featuring Rihanna – Love The Way You Lie

Best new artist

• Esperanza Spalding
• Justin Bieber
• Drake
• Florence & The Machine
• Mumford & Sons

Best female pop vocal performance

• Lady Gaga – Bad Romance
• Sara Bareilles – King Of Anything
• Beyonce – Halo (Live)
• Norah Jones – Chasing Pirates
• Katy Perry – Teenage Dream

Best male pop vocal performance

• Bruno Mars – Just The Way You Are
• Michael Buble – Haven’t Met You Yet
• Michael Jackson – This Is It
• Adam Lambert – Whataya Want From Me
• John Mayer – Half Of My Heart

Best pop vocal album

• Lady Gaga – The Fame Monster
• Justin Bieber – My World 2.0
• Susan Boyle – I Dreamed A Dream
• John Mayer – Battle Studies
• Katy Perry – Teenage Dream

Best dance recording

• Rihanna – Only Girl (In The World)
• Goldfrapp – Rocket
• La Roux – In For The Kill
• Lady Gaga – Dance In The Dark
• Robyn – Dancing On My Own

Best electronic/dance album

• La Roux – La Roux
• BT – These Hopeful Machines
• The Chemical Brothers – Further
• Goldfrapp – Head First
• Groove Armada – Black Light

Best rock song

• Neil Young – Angry World
• Mumford & Sons – Little Lion Man
• Kings Of Leon – Radioactive
• Muse – Resistance
• The Black Keys – Tighten Up

Best rock album

• Muse – The Resistance
• Jeff Beck – Emotion & Commotion
• Pearl Jam – Backspacer
• Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers – Mojo
• Neil Young – Le Noise

Best alternative music album

• The Black Keys – Brothers
• Arcade Fire – The Suburbs
• Band Of Horses – Infinite Arms
• Broken Bells – Broken Bells
• Vampire Weekend – Contra

Best rap song

• Jay-Z & Alicia Keys – Empire State Of Mind
• Eminem & Rihanna – Love The Way You Lie
• Eminem – Not Afraid
• BoB & Bruno Mars – Nothin’ On You
• Jay-Z & Swizz Beatz – On To The Next One

Best rap album

• Eminem – Recovery
• BoB – The Adventures of Bobby Ray
• Drake – Thank Me Later
• Jay-Z – The Blueprint 3
• The Roots – How I Got Over

Best short form music video

• Lady Gaga – Bad Romance
• Johnny Cash – Ain’t No Grave / The Johnny Cash Project
• Eminem & Rihanna – Love The Way You Lie (Explicit Version)
• Gorillaz, Mos Def & Bobby Womack – Stylo
• Cee Lo Green – F*** You

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The documentary, directed by Tom DiCillo, uses original footage shot between 1966 and 1971. The narration is written by DiCillo and narrated by actor Johnny Depp. It focuses, not specifically on Jim Morrison, but the four musicians as a whole, whose insistence on artistic freedom and refusal to compromise inspired a generation.

The man in front of me was obviously still inspired. He kept whooping and cheering whenever black and white footage of young Jim chastising the US government was shown. Now, I’m all up for revolution (I’ve never watched Last Night of the Proms or read the Daily Mail) but there’s something depressing about a middle-aged Londoner, in a suit, drinking 6 bottles of Stella Artois and then believing his commotion is the very essence of late 60’s American revolt. Still, that at least, makes him better than Chris Martin.

Some critics have said the experiment is a bit self-indulgent and the music doesn’t always work, but they are wrong and clearly don’t know music. You can trust me because I have a balanced view on music and appreciate good bands. At the Reading Festival in 2000 I was the only one not to throw a bottle at former pop duo Daphne and Celeste when they walked onstage – that shows my balanced view on music. But later, after the irony of their presence had worn a little thin, I threw a bottle that hit Daphne right on top of her head – that shows I appreciate good bands.

Part of the fun of the Dead Weather is the blurring between White and Mosshart, with White often aping his female foil. This tactic redoubles on songs such as “I’m Mad”, a laughter-strewn, acid-blues experiment sung by Mosshart sounding like White. The opening track, “Blue Blood Blues”, most follows Horehound‘s best song, “I Cut Like a Buffalo”, but adds camp ghosts on backing vocals – try and find me one person who doesn’t like hearing camp ghosts singing. If they tell you they ‘don’t’ – then they are lying to your face.

I don’t know much about Whitney apart from Kevin Costner carrying her on The Bodyguard poster and some of the girls at school making up badly choreographed routines for I Wanna Dance With Somebody. Oh and her revelations of her long-term drug abuse.

The audience was mostly 30 year old women and gay men. And me. She began with a song I recognised – I Will Always Love You. This is when I realised it was going to be a long show. She was unable to hit the high notes and sounded alarmingly wheezy. After the song she complained that her ‘Inner Diva’ was not always present and she could be temperamental. I left to buy a beer.

When I returned her loyal army of spectators were being stretched to the limit by Whitney disappearing for more than 20 minutes after she had barely started – rightly causing a chorus of boos. Of which I joined in. Not through any protest of her inconsistent performance but because I had drank four beers and was in the mood for anarchy.

I stayed for three more songs but then I couldn’t take anymore ballads… plus there was a repeat of Only Fools and Horses on G.O.L.D. I was hoping it would be the one where Del falls over in the bar. But it wasn’t.