Fm Channel May 1 On Sirius - Page 17

dreamsunwind · #**241** 05-13-2018, 12:53 AM

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Originally Posted by bombaysaffires

Wow. Again with the revisionist history. She actually threatened not to tour beyond the 40 dates that had already been booked if they went ahead with a double album. She knew Lindsey needed to make up money on the tour for all the money he would lose on the album (not getting royalties for his extra songs). He ended up having to cave on that one to get the tour going. Then she played it like she couldn't understand why he was so mad-- she wrote about it in You May Be The One on the IYD album. She was in Hawaii and they were fighting long distance

I hear hear the islands calling
I hear angry words
Flying across the ocean
Like some seabirds
Never stopping
I feel my blood racing
Can't believe
what you are saying
I used to love you
so much...

Girlfriend likes to push his buttons and then stand back and be like, "Wow he's so mad, how can I put up with this when all I want is to be happy and dance around my apartment?"

I thought that argument was over the sequencing of the track list? Not the double album/non-double album debate?

Keith · #**242** 05-13-2018, 08:47 AM

I love this version of "Oh Daddy" which is now playing on the FM station - I would have used this for "Rumours." I also liked hearing Lindsey's thought about not only the song but Christine - a slow-dirge cynical track by the grounded one in the band. Now "I'd Rather Go Blind" is playing - classic Chris!

Macfan4life · #**243** 05-13-2018, 01:09 PM

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Originally Posted by HomerMcvie

All that stupid screaming.

I've told the story a million times, but I had the Mirage video(on videotape) in high school. As much as I'd FORCED FM on my friends(and they like most of it), the one agreement we always had was: that I'd fast forward through NTF. Because they HATED it.

yes I think we all have had that exact same scenario happen to us

Although today its amazing to see Christine pound the piano. I really miss her playing. I was listening to the Mac channel this week and they played Rhiannon live 1976 and Don't Let Me Down Again live. Christine was on fire. She had her own little symphony going like crazy. I miss that playing

HomerMcvie · #**244** 05-13-2018, 01:16 PM

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Originally Posted by Macfan4life

yes I think we all have had that exact same scenario happen to us

Although today its amazing to see Christine pound the piano. I really miss her playing. I was listening to the Mac channel this week and they played Rhiannon live 1976 and Don't Let Me Down Again live. Christine was on fire. She had her own little symphony going like crazy. I miss that playing

Makes me wonder if she's really not able to do it now? And that really begs the question, is it physical, mental, or both?

At the Nashville BuckVie show, they started a song, and something was wrong(I think it was just a wrong keyboard sound - but they had to restart the song), and her key tech had to come out and push a button for her. Does she not even know how to change patches on her keyboard?

bombaysaffires · #**245** 05-13-2018, 01:36 PM

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Originally Posted by HomerMcvie

Makes me wonder if she's really not able to do it now? And that really begs the question, is it physical, mental, or both?

At the Nashville BuckVie show, they started a song, and something was wrong(I think it was just a wrong keyboard sound - but they had to restart the song), and her key tech had to come out and push a button for her. Does she not even know how to change patches on her keyboard?

It's so weird, the difference between In the Meantime and BuckVie... I mean, she played most stuff on ITM, she did some videos for it and even if she was miming along to the tracks for the videos she was fully articulating like she was really playing, and her voice! It sounds soooo good and so warm and Christine-y on that album, and then I can only guess it's studio muckery done to it on BV.... but then her LIVE vocals on BV tour....wtf? Where did that gorgeous voice go between ITM and BV???

HomerMcvie · #**246** 05-13-2018, 02:11 PM

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Originally Posted by bombaysaffires

It's so weird, the difference between In the Meantime and BuckVie... I mean, she played most stuff on ITM, she did some videos for it and even if she was miming along to the tracks for the videos she was fully articulating like she was really playing, and her voice! It sounds soooo good and so warm and Christine-y on that album, and then I can only guess it's studio muckery done to it on BV.... but then her LIVE vocals on BV tour....wtf? Where did that gorgeous voice go between ITM and BV???

I know. I guess age has finally caught her.

What's weird is that she's the oldest, yet she hang on to her "good" voice longer than Lindsey or the goat. I think that's because she was always more of a "natural singer". The other two didn't really have that. Well, they did until about 35-40, then $tevie went to her 3 note range, and Lindsey took to the yelling.

Macfan4life · #**247** 05-13-2018, 02:28 PM

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Originally Posted by HomerMcvie

Makes me wonder if she's really not able to do it now? And that really begs the question, is it physical, mental, or both?

At the Nashville BuckVie show, they started a song, and something was wrong(I think it was just a wrong keyboard sound - but they had to restart the song), and her key tech had to come out and push a button for her. Does she not even know how to change patches on her keyboard?

I don't know but she barely played anything on Buck/Vie tour. Probably stuff that I can do and I have never played keyboard in a band

gldstwmn · #**248** 05-13-2018, 03:00 PM

Listening to Songbird take 10 on Mother's Day. Lovely.

dreamsunwind · #**249** 05-13-2018, 03:06 PM

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Originally Posted by HomerMcvie

I know. I guess age has finally caught her.

What's weird is that she's the oldest, yet she hang on to her "good" voice longer than Lindsey or the goat. I think that's because she was always more of a "natural singer". The other two didn't really have that. Well, they did until about 35-40, then $tevie went to her 3 note range, and Lindsey took to the yelling.

I think because her songs were always softer, her voice was always deeper and she used better techniques for persevering her voice when she was younger whereas Stevie and Lindsey had higher voices and screamed a lot when they sang, which sounded great when they were younger but probably not the best way to maintain a voice.

Storms123 · #**250** 05-13-2018, 07:45 PM

Actually heard Lindsey today on FM Channel--he intro'd GYOW and talked about hearing it on the radio for the first time and how the DJ made a comment after that he (the DJ) couldn't find the beat.
Heard Neil Finn again--and I know I said it already, but holy hell does he ramble.
They played some deeper stuff from pre S&L which I love, but I am really starting to wonder--the casual fan who is expecting to hear the 11 songs Stevie says the "need to do", when they hear some of the older stuff (should they actually play it) they are going to be running for beers.
Which begs the question.....how many times do you think the set list changes.

GypsySorcerer · #**251** 05-13-2018, 08:28 PM

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Originally Posted by Storms123

Actually heard Lindsey today on FM Channel--he intro'd GYOW and talked about hearing it on the radio for the first time and how the DJ made a comment after that he (the DJ) couldn't find the beat.
Heard Neil Finn again--and I know I said it already, but holy hell does he ramble.
They played some deeper stuff from pre S&L which I love, but I am really starting to wonder--the casual fan who is expecting to hear the 11 songs Stevie says the "need to do", when they hear some of the older stuff (should they actually play it) they are going to be running for beers.
Which begs the question.....how many times do you think the set list changes.

Granted I only listen to the channel when I'm driving, but it seems to me they are playing less pre-B&N stuff. Anyone else notice this?

I think most of the older material will be dropped from the set, except for "Oh Well" and maybe one other song.

Storms123 · #**252** 05-13-2018, 08:55 PM

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Originally Posted by GypsySorcerer

Granted I only listen to the channel when I'm driving, but it seems to me they are playing less pre-B&N stuff. Anyone else notice this?

I think most of the older material will be dropped from the set, except for "Oh Well" and maybe another one other song.

I only listen when driving too--last 2 days I heard quite a bit of Pre BN, but I do agree--old stuff will be dropped and and fans will have the OWTS set list minus some of Lindsey's staples, + Oh Well and some Crowded Heartbreakers tunes.

SteveMacD · #**253** 05-13-2018, 09:14 PM

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Originally Posted by Storms123

Which begs the question.....how many times do you think the set list changes.

I’d love it if they had a core setlist, but changed up the more obscure stuff every night. I know, laughable…But,’they could do it.

secondhandchain · #**254** 05-13-2018, 09:19 PM

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Originally Posted by Storms123

I only listen when driving too--last 2 days I heard quite a bit of Pre BN, but I do agree--old stuff will be dropped and and fans will have the OWTS set list minus some of Lindsey's staples, + Oh Well and some Crowded Heartbreakers tunes.

You can find out every song they have played. http://www.dogstarradio.com/search_x...&ehour=&eampm=

HomerMcvie · #**255** 05-13-2018, 10:45 PM

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Originally Posted by Storms123

Actually heard Lindsey today on FM Channel--he intro'd GYOW and talked about hearing it on the radio for the first time and how the DJ made a comment after that he (the DJ) couldn't find the beat.

I believe(and I could be completely wrong), that they sent GYOW to a few DJs, BEFORE the acoustic guitar part(duh de duh de) was added, and that's to what the DJ was referring.

Then Lindsey added the acoustic part, which really brought it all together, after the DJ's comment.

But that's how I remember it. Your mileage may vary...