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LOVE Tusk!!!
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It was deliberate decision to make Tusk a double album, giving each writer some breathing room. It's only a matter of opinion, but I think those short songs are an essential reprieve between the long songs. They add diversity and unique character to the album. Tusk would not be Tusk without them. When Tusk was released, it was so unexpected that it was a challenge to fully appreciate it. Like many fans, I wished it sounded more like their two previous records. Fast forward: I'm elated that it sounds nothing like those albums.
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Not sure I have 5, but:
1) That one-two punch of Over and Over/The Ledge that signals you're in for something different. 2) The fact that this is everyone at the height of their powers artistically, vocally. 3) Sara. I know some people don't like it, but this is beautiful and all the elements here are spot on. Playing, harmonizing, the Stevie-ness of it all lyrically. And the live performances from the era are all brilliant from what I've heard. Maybe I'll add 2 later, but I feel like I covered it |
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I think Sara might be Stevie's best song. We can't give her all the credit though, the piano tune on Sara is what makes the song, in my opinion. So thank you Christine for that beautiful piece of art. John's bass is brilliant too. I love his style on all of the songs, but the bass always works particularly well on Stevie's songs. Lindsey is also great for putting the song together, but the guitar should have been much more subtle. There are parts of the song where the guitar takes away from the piano. I think Sara world have been even better if it was even more piano heavy with a nice steady subtle guitar strumming in the background.
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Couldn't agree more.
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You are ABSOLUTELY CORRECT!! I couldn't agree more with this statement.
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Though I adore every track on Tusk, here are the five things I love most about the album:
1. Sara 2. Beautiful Child 3. Storms 4. Angel 5. Sisters of the Moon
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1. Stevie's songs. All 5 are 150% masterpiece and brilliant. I agree that Sara is amazing and I love the live performances.
2. The song Tusk. Love it. Love the video with Stevie in her sun dress and the baton. Love the Marching Band. Loved when they showed up for the Dance. Love that it gives them a chance to dance around on stage. 3. The Album cover and inside covers. I always loved the look of the record. The color of the cover. The dog. The band pictures. Stellar. 4. Live Over and Over. You don't see it coming from the record but the song does really well live. It should be played again. 5. I Know I'm Not Wrong. Catchy tune. One of Lindsey's best. |
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I've only been through it once, but the once that stood out to me was the alternate Over and Over. I liked hearing just Lindsey singing it at the end.
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Christine Stevie John Lindsey |
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While I agree Christine's playing is stellar, and Richard/Ken/Lindsey's production of layering in several piano tracks is brilliant, the actual riff of that song is all Stevie's. Listen to her songwriting demo-- not the studio demo with drums and bass and guitar and backing vocals, but her actual songwriting demo with just her and the piano. It's exactly what you hear on the finished song. Christine has always been great at taking just what Stevie wrote and played and just doing it better.
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5 main reasons:
"Walk a Thin Line" "What Makes You Think You're the One" "Think About Me" "Sisters of the Moon" "Tusk" honorable mentions: "The Ledge" "I Know I'm Not Wrong"
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