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Originally Posted by michelej1
I like Honey Hi and TAM. That’s about it for her on that album.
Since Lindsey always liked to pull out a Tusk song for the tour, I always hoped that Honey Hi would see the stage like Storms and Beautiful Child did.
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Originally Posted by aleuzzi
"Storms" is genuinely moving. It's eerie, too. All that reverb. Even though it seems so spacious and spare you're right: there is a lot going on. What interests me about it is that it feels musically close to some of the tunes on FUTURE GAMES. "Storms" could sit right next to "Woman of a Thousand Years" or "Show Me a Smile," or even "Future Games" and it wouldn't seem out of place.
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interestingly Lindsey talked about how he thought anyone else producing that song would have gone down a country route in arranging it; he made it sound like that was the way Stevie herself thought about it. But he thought the arrangement needed to be more reflective of the lyrics and really support the words. Dam him.
