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Keep in mind, though, that a lot of times during a Chris song or especially during a drawn-out Lindsey song (Not that Funny comes to mind), Stevie wouldn't even be onstage. She'd be changing, or snorting, or what have you. So maybe it was just a circumstance thing. i always wondered if she couldn't once be as courteous to them doing their songs as they always were to her, though... rhiannon kicks notwithstanding...
 
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05-09-2004, 11:15 PM
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Gerald, have you downloaded IKINW from http://www.bluewhitefire.com ?
They ROCK it!!!!!!! It's perfect! And the vocals at the end of DR are greatness.
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05-10-2004, 12:05 AM
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Lol!!
Perhaps we should all wear shirts with various rare songs on them...Frozen Love, Murrow, Oh Well, Green Manalishi, Sorcerer (OMG, I'd die!!! LOL) and then, we can get the setlist we all crave. Heh.
Thanks to Gerald also for screaming it at Lindsey in London!!  I'd like to think I was the one who got him to do Red Rover since I told him how much it meant to me in the letter I gave him in London. 
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05-10-2004, 12:09 AM
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lol David, I'm guessing you're being facetious
 but as it is, your post reminded me more precisely of what happened in that - oh, 8 seconds or less (that seemed like a half hour deep and meaningful conversation to me ) When I pushed up the shirt and told him to look he goes, 'Oh', in that sort of squeaky tone, heh. Then I say 'You should do this, live. It rocks.' And then he sort of looks closer and goes 'Ohhh!' as if something was dawning on him. And your post remidned me that that's when I think he noticed the lyrics around the edges. In those IKINW Tusk rehearsal bootlegs, do they sing along to the accordion part? Cause I wrote that in (well, as 'doo doo doo'). So I probably had heard the Tusk rehearsal version at some point. Here's the shirt again or those who missed it and don't know what I'm blathering about. Click on it for the full-size version. The famous shirt itself is actually currently crumpled up in the laundry heap. lol  Yep - those who want a favourite song? Do a Gerald (scream it), a Joe (shirt it), or a Christy (mail it)!  Yes, big thanks to Gerald for pioneering the IKINW cause in the northern hemisphere. Meanwhile, mate... I'm sure I'm not the only one of us on whom the irony is not lost in that they may have added the song after our European and Australian antics, but now North America gets to hear it!  Christy, how good is Red Rover live, even just going by that low-fi bootleg? It's perfect! I hope it doesn't become too taxing on his voice though, cause of those chorus high parts... dammit, I want them to keep all these new setlist additions for everyone's concerts! Meanwhile (and maybe you can answer this one, David, in your infinite FM-related wisdom... is this one of the most changing setlist tours that they've ever done? At least, with the BN lineup?
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Bwah!!!
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I wrote him a letter and handed (well, madformac handed LOL) it to him in London. It's AMAZING live, isn't it?!!? OMG, I was so nervous as to what it was going to sound like, and when I heard it, the tears they were a'flowin'. LOL I must say, even hearing his false start, wrongly tuned for RR, guitar was neat because it sounded dark and weird. I was diggin' that, but ah well, it wasn't the right tune. Yeah, hopefully, his voice and the setlist (!!!!) will hold out!!
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All five songs seem to be fantastic. Ha, Christy, my tears were there on everyone of those five! And Did you all hear the start of the ending guitarsolo in IKINW? He starts wth the riff from the EOTW-solo! Maybe that was a "sh*t, I'm stealing from myself-moment" or he did it on purpose. We'll see. I agree it totally rocked. And I'm glad they combined the harmonica-sounds with the SN/LB vocal blend! Goozebumps! But the other songs, too! The pace of DLMDA is AWESOME! How does he do that!!!
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Christy, Gerald, Joe, Lux (and possible others), you are "IKINW" Gods. Your humble servant will now go elsewhere jumping with delight.
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Yeah, sure, you say that now. That's exactly what I said about "Oh Well"...I've seen them 4 x's since they dropped it.
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