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Originally Posted by michelej1
As far as the song choices on the album, I don't think What Has Rock and Roll Ever Done for You, is better than When I See You Again, not unless you wanted a faster song on the album. I'm not into the drug rehabilitation songs, but from the band's perspective, I think they thought the songs captured real emotions, the real pain of "Sara Anderson" and, in using them, they might have thought they were recreating some of the magic of Rumours where the songs reflected real life events. I think they thought they might be more powerful than other songs, because of the facts behind them.
Michele
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I suspect many fans feel, as I do, that Stevie would have been better represented on TITN with her compositions; "Juliet" & "Joan Of Arc", not "What Has Rock n' Roll Ever Done For You".
