Cool things you like

[Livia]

That drives me nuts. The best parts of many songs are always at the tail end of them.

Yup! That's why DVD-audio is so cool. There's still a fade-out, but you can hear every note being played until they stop playing.

I thought of another one - at the end of Outside the Rain, when Stevie's singing, "somebody said....OUTside the raaaaain..."

[Merf]

I LOVE all of Liddy's background vocals on Everybody Finds Out.

I'm also quite fond of Stevie singing "no great pretender!" during "Angel."

[ShamHy89]

I like how Christine sings "raain" in Morning Rain, and I Stevie's background vocals at the end of Never Forget.

[Cristian]

I'll give one for Mick... in the bridge of "Why" he does a beautiful break with the drums, after the strings do the melody of the arrangement (dah-dah-dah, dah-dah) which brings the whole performance to the climax that is the gorgeous chorus sung by Christine & Bob Welch. I've always loved that little drum break.


Song of the moment - I Still Miss Someone (Blue Eyes)

[wondergirl9847]

Originally posted by Cristian
I'll give one for Mick

In GYOW, my fave part is the drumming toward the end.

[cliffdweller]

Originally posted by Livia
The ah-aaaaah-ah-aaaah wailing after "go hooooome" in the Dance version of GDW. And the look on her face, like even she can't believe she just did that.

I never noticed that but now that you mention it she does look a little surprised not to mentioned totally exhausted!

[cliffdweller]

Originally posted by Livia
I thought of another one - at the end of Outside the Rain, when Stevie's singing, "somebody said....OUTside the raaaaain..."

looks like we're on the same wavelength Livia.

[golden braid]

This one might be kind of obvious but I love when Stevie does the do, do, do's in Gypsy.

In Fall From Grace I love when she sings, "just to watch you walk out that door," and then the cool music that follows. I always crank up the volume to hear that.

[secondhandchain]

Does anyone hear the laughter in "that's all for everyone?" Pretty cool.

I also love Stevie's ah's and oh's at the very end of Beautiful
Child.

There's alot more but that is all I could think of for now.

[cliffdweller]

Originally posted by darklinensuit
Also the Talk on the TOWN line in the RR I Need to Know. I love how she says "Solo!"

- Jake

I love that!!

I also like, (from the same performance), during "Outside the Rain" when says, "Creature of the night it's been just about a week," instead of "almost a week." It's so smooth, that little change, she just slips it in there.

[cliffdweller]

oh but wait, it's not from the same performance, it's from the B.D. video. Sorry! (I still like it though.....)

[wondergirl9847]

During Beautiful Child, when Lindsey goes "ooh, ooh, ooooh.." *sigh*

Laughter during TAFE? Where would that be?

[face of glass]

Originally posted by wondergirl9847
During Beautiful Child, when Lindsey goes "ooh, ooh, ooooh.." *sigh*

Yeah, that's perfect. It sounds like years of strain had just left him totally. Yeah, reading too much into it.

It has one of John's very best bass parts too, in the verses.

Also, Lindsey's high-pitched scream in the chorus of "Hold Me" is a keeper. He may not be as expressive as Stevie vocally but sometimes he just knows how to strategically achieve great results with the most minimal things.

I agree about the fade-out sometimes having great stuff in there.

Songs that should go on beyond the fade-outs:

"I'm So Afraid" (of course)
"Gold Dust Woman"
"Beautiful Child"
"Tusk"
"Book Of Love"
"Hold Me"
"Wish You Were Here"
"Tango In The Night"
"I Wonder Why" ('cos I like the solo)
"Murrow" (spot a pattern? )

Curiously, on SYW it sometimes seems like the momentum cuts off just before the track is completely faded-out. "Running Through The Garden" is the most obvious example. Now what kind of calculation that is?

[skcin]

I love the line in Second Hand News (all versions, but esp. on Rumours) when Stevie goes up a bit higher: "...I've been tossed around enough..."


Paula

[Carlene]

On the Dance DVD, at the end of the vocals of "My Little Demon," Lindsey leans back slightly as he launches into the final solo.

To me, that is sexy. (go figure!) I could just jump into the TV and grab the man!