https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-features/elton-john-wallpaper-review-50-years-ago-today-1235608188/
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“Aaron/Redferns/Getty Images A few days before Elton John kicked off his record-setting, seven-night stand at Madison Square Garden in August 1976, he told New York Times writer Henry Edwards that he was ready to ready slightly ease up on the bombastic elements of his live show.”
“It’s wallpaper music of the most banal sort.” A few months later, when Elton came out as bisexual in the pages of Rolling Stone, the review was still fresh in his mind.”
“Few people would have predicted he was on a trajectory toward making a seven-night run at MSG look like amateur hour.”
““It was the most piss elegant review I’ve ever seen: ‘Performers come and go but we rock critics who have to deal with them…‘ I thought, ‘Who the fuck is John Rockwell!’” Very few major musical artists were courageous enough to come out of the closet in the Seventies.”
““The last time I played New York, I made an entrance perched on the shoulders of Mr.”
““My sense of the ridiculousness had gone about as far as it could go.”