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Lindsey's not so great shows?
I'm wondering, since I've not heard EVERY SINGLE bootleg/show out there, what show or what songs stand out in particular where Lindsey was just totally off vocally or couldn't get it together? Are there any? BWAH!! Even when he sounds kinda not good, I'm loving his voice and every scream, crack, garble is fun, IMO. I was listening to the Live 80 CD today and during NGBA, he kinda sighed, and that was just beautiful...some of the most simple things he does are spectacular.
I know that people are saying he needs to get vocal lessons, but I STRONGLY DISAGREE, because his guitar playing is unorthadox and unique...WHY can't his voice be also? Stevie is known for her unique voice, Lindsey should be too!! BTW, I think he sounds AMAZING this tour, he held those notes at the end of WTTCT for friggin EVER!!!
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Not so Great...LINDSEY ??????
Christy....We die-hards fans still Love and
Admire our Brilliant Lindsey no matter what!!! When his voice is sorta' cracked /kinda' craggy he wants it that way!!! Just Like His Hair style It's HIS UNIQUE WAY! Lindsey Rules My Heart!
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I love LB and do not mind the occasional cracking voice, but when he sings off key it just kills me because I know he can sing on key. Conversely, Stevie's voice is odd, but it pretty much always on key. In any event, I really like them both so who the hell cares I guess
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There are two renditions of Go Your Own Way that are painful for me to listen to...
One is Memphis '82...I think he'd literally smoked too many joints: he's just not with it and he sounds like he couldn't care less. Even when he's saying "Memphis we'd like to thank you for coming here tonight...etc etc".....he sounds....weird. The other is Irvine Meadows '97....this time it's not drugs...it sounds more like severe tiredness. His vocals go off key several times, the first solo sounds "raw" and slightly "sloppy", and the final solo starts out ok but by the end of it he's just sliding up and down the neck over and over again....like he's run out of ideas or something. Strangely those are the only two "bad" performances that come to mind....the rest are either great, or in absolutely amazing. In most cases it's the latter! |
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To my ears, he seemingly has trouble with the vowel sound Oooo or ewe. For example, when he sings "What's the Coming to" the "to" is sometimes flat. This is one of the harder sounds to make on key in a vocal. He has a good voice already, so he seemingly could correct this with a vocal lessons targeted at this "problem." But, who the hell am I to tell him what to do as he has thousands screaming for him to sing the way he is doing it now!!!!!!!!
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Yes, I know what you mean...In "You Do or You Don't" from OOTC, he says the "I" words funny:
You either run or you hide Now you slip now you slide He says them kinda flat...like nyahhhhh It bothers me just a bit...
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Gosh, it's EXTREMELY difficult to PLAY LEAD guitar AND SING LEAD perfectly simultaneously! Each can throw the other off. How many other LEAD guitarists can also SING lead perfectly while playing?
And L. Buckingham is jumping all over the stage while he's doing this! ! ! ! !! I'm surprised Buck still has a voice at all, after literally SCREAMING his songs on stage night after night. He's a damn good singer. The genius especially sings sonically super on NEVER GOIN' BACK AGAIN, BIG LOVE and his power-ballad, I'M SO AFRAID. Last edited by 4Buck; 07-19-2003 at 12:14 AM.. |
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. I just went to go listen to that after you mentioned it, and unfortunutly YOU'RE RIGHT. It's AWFUL. His singing is like ahhh i don't want to be here. The chourusus are slightly better because the girl's harmonies are so good, and Stevie really steals GYOW But the wierd thing is it's only GYOW the rest of the Memphis show he does a really great job. Maybe you're right maybe because it was the end of the show all the joints got to him.
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Also, many people can play an instrument and be on key. For example, Don Henley plays the drums and he rarely hits a bad note; same for Phil Collins. Chris played the piano and she most of her notes without flaw. Nancy Wilson of Heart. Bruce Springsteen (you cannot get more energetic playing or belting than the Boss! ). Sting. Tina Turner (OK she does not play an instrument but she certainly is on fire during her concerts) Note and again, I love LB and think he is great. I just cringe when I hear him, or any singer of that caliber for that matter, bend a harmony or go off key in a solo, when I know he can do better - I've seen him do it. To me, its almost like he is a puppy that gotten so excited he forgets how to walk Vocal lessons and/or an ear piece should and/or could help that. Which Ledgie wants to volunteer to be LB's vocal coach!!!!!!!!!!!! Last edited by strandinthewind; 07-19-2003 at 07:27 AM.. |
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Most clear-voiced singers don't scream as much as Buck does on stage.
D. Henley gives himself a verrrry simple drum accompaniment while he sings live. I don't hear any drum rolls while he's lead vocalist. Same for Phil Collins. And Don Henley always sounds rough to me; even on CDs, even on ballads and even going way, way back. B. Springsteen's songs are non-melodic and he always sounds rough, too. Nancy Wilson doesn't sing LEAD that I know of while she performs a strainuous guitar lick. O.K. Christine McVie is Chirstine Perfect, but she was very sedentary on stage, didn't jump around to throw her off -- and was classically trained. S. Nick's songs are getting less and less melodic, as she has changed the tunes on all her classics to make them easier to perform on stage. Even going way, way back to the Mirage concert DVD, on "Gypsy" she S. Nicks sounds like she's singing this number almost totally on one note. It's not melodic at all. It doesn't even sound like "Gypsy." But it works better for her. And she and Christine hardly performed any songs on that Mirage tour. Beatle John Lennon would literally wreck his voice while screaming "Twist and Shout." He could only perform this song twice in a row, otherwise his voice would go. Crank it up and you can hear him coughing at the end of the song. This was when he was in his early 20s, even. M. Fleetwood only chose Buck for a lead guitarist, and what a fantastic guitarist he is! Buck's singer-songwriter-producer combination was just an added bonus. I still love L. Buckingham's singing. |
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Moreover, here is the Morage tour set list from the concert I saw. Stevie has five songs (not counting The Chain) and she sings harmony if not significant harmony on most of the rest. CM had six and also sang a bunch of harmony. Second Hand News The Chain Don't Stop Dreams Oh Well Rhiannon Brown Eyes Eyes of the World Gypsy Love in Store Not That Funny Never Going Back Again Landslide Tusk Sara Hold Me You Make Loving Fun I'm So Afraid Go Your Own Way Blue Letter Sisters of the Moon Songbird Quote:
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My Mirage DVD must be edited. I've only got:
The Chain Gipsy* Love in Store** Not That Funny You Make Loving Fun** I'm So Afraid Blue Letter Rhiannon* Tusk Eyes of the World Go Your Own Way Sister of the Moon* Song Bird** Lindsey sings lead *Stevie sings lead ** Chris sings lead So here C. McVie and S. Nicks didn't have as many leads as Buck. (Thought Christine's voice sounded raspy in this Mirage concert, btw) As for D. Henley's drumming and P. Collins', I meant playing simply. They play just a couple of beats per measure, and no drum rolls or "flamboyant-fleetwood" stuff while they sing lead. Not enough movement to throw them off key, in other words. I shouldn't have gotten on comparing men's voices to women, as women have a better overall range. I still think L. Buckingham's melodies (they are beautiful!) cover a wide-range, unlike Springsteen, making them harder to sing, especially while Buck is running all over the stage like he does. Nancy Wilson may be another story, but again for Tina Turner, Janis Joplin and Celine Dion, they shouldn't miss a note. Singing is their forte and they are not fabulous guitarists, ala Lindsey Buckingham. |
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Yes, the version of the Mirage show that made it to HBO (and thus VHS and DVD) is edited down from the actual whole setlist. Quite a shame really that they didn't show the whole deal.
Just a note: Technically speaking, I believe Stevie was completely off stage for about five of the songs in that full Mirage setlist: Never Going Back Again, Oh Well, I'm So Afraid, Songbird, and Not That Funny.
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