Madonna flayed by Gene Simmons

LOS ANGELES - Gene Simmons, KISS bassist, does not agree with the choice of the National Football League (NFL) to use the services for the Madonna show half-time of the next Super Bowl .The 62-year-old rocker has flayed the Madonna when asked by TMZ.com Tuesday night, he left a restaurant in West Hollywood, California.
In a short video posted on the specialized site, a cameraman asked Gene Simmons to give his impressions of the hiring of Madonna for the musical and the most watched sport in the United States each year.
"I like all karaoke singers, those who sing with pre-recorded tapes, he replied with a hint of sarcasm. They should be ashamed. "
Gene Simmons, who had attended the show with his band of half-time of the 33rd edition of the Super Bowl in 1999 also indicated that the selection of the mega successful interpreter of Vogue and Ray Of Light to entertain the fans Football is "not appropriate".
"But it does not matter, he added. If the artists take the stage, they must play for real with a real band, or so you have to tell people that this is a soundtrack. By the way, Madonna is great, but I hate prerecorded audio benefits and dancers. "
Wednesday morning, neither Madonna nor her spokesperson had responded to attacks by Gene Simmons.
After several weeks of intense rumors, the NFL and NBC confirmed Sunday night that Madonna will show the half-time of 46th Super Bowl, to be held at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis, Indiana, February 5 . For number, the Material Girl will work with the Cirque du Soleil and Moment Factory, a studio for new media and entertainment in Montreal.
All indications are that Madonna will sing the first single from his upcoming album, the play Give Me All Your Love, along with Nicki Minaj and British singer MIA
Last year, more than 162 million American viewers had tuned the grand finale of American football while The Black Eyed Peas, Usher and guitarist Slash ensured the sight of the half.
Madonna may be on everyone's lips in February since two days before his performance at the Super Bowl, the romantic drama she has done, WE, tumble on thousands of screens of the continent.