View Full Version : "Beauty and the Beast"...put it in the next setlist
Since Stevie has warmed up to bringing older less-frequently performed songs
back in the setlist, i think it's time to bring this one out of retirement.
Gypsy-Rhiannon
09-30-2004, 02:28 PM
I would love her to bring this one back
strandinthewind
09-30-2004, 02:31 PM
If you know - tell her
Tell her now
BLEHEHEHHEEEEEEHHHEHEHEHEHEHEHEHEEHHEHEHEHEHHEHEHEHEHE
well, tell her now
:cool:
BRING IT BABK STEVIE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
AliceLover
09-30-2004, 02:39 PM
Sorry,
Kinda boring to me!
I'd like to see something else though. LIke Bella Donna, Cry Wolf, or Blue Lamp.
'Jimmy
amber
09-30-2004, 02:57 PM
I could go for Cry Wolf, but really I want one that's a little faster...or Angel or Sistahs...I think her voice could still kick the sh** outta Sistahs, which would be nice..
AMber
Serrart
09-30-2004, 03:26 PM
It would be so great to have Beauty And The Beast back in the set list... and Bella Donna... and Sisters Of The Moon... and Angel... Please? :D
Romy
dissention
09-30-2004, 03:33 PM
Ugh, don't bring it back. Surprise us and perform Sable On Blonde and Long Way To Go! :thumbsup:
amber
09-30-2004, 03:38 PM
Ugh, don't bring it back. Surprise us and perform Sable On Blonde and Long Way To Go! :thumbsup:
A suprise is not necessarily a good thing. Although, actually i do like long way to go, and it's not very varied, so her voice could probably kick the sh** outta that one, too.
Amber
The Tower
09-30-2004, 03:55 PM
I want to see------
"Battle of the Dragon"
"Violet and Blue"
"Bella Donna"
aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaand
"Crystal" !!!!!
No "Dreams", no "Rhiannon", no "Gold Dust Woman", and PLEASE no more "Landslide". SHEESH!!!! Those four need to be retired permanently!
amber
09-30-2004, 04:03 PM
I want to see------
"Battle of the Dragon"
"Violet and Blue"
"Bella Donna"
aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaand
"Crystal" !!!!!
No "Dreams", no "Rhiannon", no "Gold Dust Woman", and PLEASE no more "Landslide". SHEESH!!!! Those four need to be retired permanently!
Hmmmm, i could do without Dreams, Landslide, and maaaaybe Rhiannon. But GDW? I mean, she kinda kicks the sh** outta it, so it's tough to let it go....
Amber
Livia
09-30-2004, 04:10 PM
Ugh, don't bring it back. Surprise us and perform Sable On Blonde and Long Way To Go! :thumbsup:
Aww, hell, yeah! How about on all new set list? Never performed before, EVER, songs, selected by the fans!
The Tower
09-30-2004, 04:26 PM
Aww, hell, yeah! How about on all new set list? Never performed before, EVER, songs, selected by the fans!
Dream on, woman..... it'll NEVER happen.
:(
dissention
09-30-2004, 04:29 PM
A suprise is not necessarily a good thing.
I could care less if they sucked teabags, they'd still be better than tired and stale stuff like Dreams, Landslide, Rhiannon, Gypsy, Gold Dust Woman, etc. I love her, but if she ever goes back out on the road and the setlist isn't any different, I will not pay a dime to see her. We need to hear new things!! She had the right idea with the TISL tour, but she dropped almost all of them, eventually.
amber
09-30-2004, 04:33 PM
I could care less if they sucked teabags, they'd still be better than tired and stale stuff like Dreams, Landslide, Rhiannon, Gypsy, Gold Dust Woman, etc. I love her, but if she ever goes back out on the road and the setlist isn't any different, I will not pay a dime to see her. We need to hear new things!! She had the right idea with the TISL tour, but she dropped almost all of them, eventually.
I feel ya, but apparently you're in the minority...and, again, I don't think i'd want her to drop GDW, though i wouldn't mind, i guess.
Amber...um, wait...sucked teabags? :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
SuzeQuze
09-30-2004, 04:52 PM
I'm with the Sisters crowd, and Bella Donna, Battle of the Dragon, yes! Beauty and the Beast would be okay since I've never seen it live, I don't think. I also love her demo where she tells the story of the John Cocteau film and how it affected her so much she had to write the song. Knowing what moved her brought more meaning to the song to me.
~Susan (still Jr. Ledgie but slowly becoming addicted)
skcin
09-30-2004, 05:05 PM
Hmmmm, i could do without Dreams, Landslide, and maaaaybe Rhiannon. But GDW? I mean, she kinda kicks the sh** outta it, so it's tough to let it go....
Amber
I would be totally willing to give up GDW if she'd do SOTM. Never gonna happen, but a girl can dream...
I do love B&tB, but I'd take Bella Donna first. Didn't I read somewhere that Waddy wanted her to open with Bella Donna on the TISL tour?
I'd give up my firstborn child to see her do Angel live on the next tour. ;)
Paula
amber
09-30-2004, 05:37 PM
I would be totally willing to give up GDW if she'd do SOTM. Never gonna happen, but a girl can dream...
I'd give up my firstborn child to see her do Angel live on the next tour. ;)
Paula
Yupyupyupyup! :nod: I didn't really want my firstborn anyway, so... :laugh:
Livia
09-30-2004, 05:41 PM
I liked the Enchanted set list - kudos to Stevie for performing Rose Garden, Sleeping Angel and the other newbies for that tour. :D
ontheEdgeof17
09-30-2004, 07:01 PM
SOTM should stay in the past. Her voice would not be able to handle it these days. I don't want a classic live song butchered.
BRING BACK THINK ABOUT IT!
-Curt
amber
09-30-2004, 07:21 PM
SOTM should stay in the past. Her voice would not be able to handle it these days. I don't want a classic live song butchered.
BRING BACK THINK ABOUT IT!
-Curt
I disagree about SOTM. It has about 3 notes :shrug: I think she could do it.
AliceLover
09-30-2004, 08:36 PM
ROOMS ON FIRE- with a little arrangement i think this would be amazing!
If Anyone Falls would be great too.
Jimmy
golden braid
09-30-2004, 10:30 PM
Ugh, don't bring it back. Surprise us and perform Sable On Blonde and Long Way To Go! :thumbsup:
I totally agree. A lot of Stevie's songs have grown on me but BATB is still one song that I can't get into. I would love to hear Sable on Blonde and Long Way to Go. Those would be awesome!
Hawkeye
09-30-2004, 10:31 PM
Sisters of the Moon HAS to be played, but in the next Fleetwood Mac tour. I don't want SOTM on a solo tour. I'd prefer she do solo songs on her solo tour, and Fleetwood Mac songs on a FM tour. And I'm counting Stand Back as an honorary Fleetwood Mac song, so I'd prefer she did SB with Fleetwood MAc and not on her solo tours, although that'll never happen.
The 3 songs I want to see in a Stevie set list are 1st and foremost HOW STILL MY LOVE. And then I really want Gold and Braid, Voilet and Blue, Kind Of Woman, and I'll go with you guys on Beauty and the Beast, that's be a great almost BC like song for her next solo tour.
I'll go with you guys on Beauty and the Beast, that's be a great almost BC like song for her next solo tour.
that's probably what made me think it in the first place. i think she tends to do a better job nowadays with the slower acoustic songs. plus, i think she could do a better job than the RAL and OSOTM versions. although i do like some of the RAL versions, i don't think it was the right tour for that song. too whiskey voiced for it. Plus, she always seemed to crack up during the first two lines. OSOTOM was too sedated.
i'm really surprised at everyone's negative reaction...
oh well.
mondaymornin1
10-01-2004, 09:13 AM
I agree that I'd like to see Stevie only do solo songs on her next tour. That would give her so much more time to devote to songs we'd otherwise never be able to see her do (Long Way to Run or Bella Donna :thumbsup: ).
Also, I was disappointed with Landslide during the Enchanted tour. It's not the same IMO without Lindsey. But....I'm ready for FM to retire that song from the next setlist anyway. Why not do Crystal instead, with a big smooch at the end?
Patti
10-01-2004, 09:45 AM
Also, I was disappointed with Landslide during the Enchanted tour. It's not the same IMO without Lindsey. But....I'm ready for FM to retire that song from the next setlist anyway. Why not do Crystal instead, with a big smooch at the end?
I totally concur--I thought Landslide was probably the worst song in the setlist during Enchanted. And since Crystal is one of my favorite songs EVER, I'd love to hear it live. But with Lindsey singing the lead. :sorry:
mondaymornin1
10-01-2004, 09:53 AM
And since Crystal is one of my favorite songs EVER, I'd love to hear it live. But with Lindsey singing the lead. :sorry:
:nod: :nod: :nod:
Absolutely!
cliffdweller
10-01-2004, 10:27 AM
Stevie should only do "Violet and Blue" and "Sisters of The Moon" if she's prepared to "go all the way" vocally and performatively. Otherwise, don't bother. These two songs thrive on raw energy, and anything short of complete annihilation just will not do. Same goes for "Nothing Ever Changes" which I would also like to hear live someday but probably never will :rolleyes:
golden braid
10-01-2004, 10:29 AM
I agree that I'd like to see Stevie only do solo songs on her next tour.
Me too. Fleetwood Mac songs are best left to Fleetwood Mac shows. Although I know Stevie would never do a show without Dreams. :rolleyes:
markolas
10-01-2004, 11:30 AM
Sable on Blond? blech...what a turkey that is.
I'd love to hear Long Way to Go, though. I was on the Nicks Fix looking at her solo tour set lists and realized that she only did 3 songs from TOSOTM on that tour. It's a shame she didn't do more, because some of them would've kicked ass, I think.
markolas
10-01-2004, 11:35 AM
Oh, yeah I forgot...
Put me with the group who'd love for her to resurrect Beauty & the Beast for her next solo tour. I still don't get how people can pick Sable on Blond (with nonsense lyrics like "Learn to be a stranger...blond on blond...in silence she says "excalibur"...wtf does that even mean?) over a gorgeous song like B&TB.
Sable on Blond? blech...what a turkey that is.
I'd love to hear Long Way to Go, though. I was on the Nicks Fix looking at her solo tour set lists and realized that she only did 3 songs from TOSOTM on that tour. It's a shame she didn't do more, because some of them would've kicked ass, I think.
nooooooo....she did more than that....she did Rooms on Fire, Two Kinds of Love, Whole Lotta Trouble, Alice, and Juliet.
At least when i saw her she did.
AliceLover
10-01-2004, 02:25 PM
If she does ANYTHING from other side of the mirror ill go crazy. That album is sacred! totally underrated.
Jimmy
dissention
10-01-2004, 03:16 PM
Oh, yeah I forgot...
Put me with the group who'd love for her to resurrect Beauty & the Beast for her next solo tour. I still don't get how people can pick Sable on Blond (with nonsense lyrics like "Learn to be a stranger...blond on blond...in silence she says "excalibur"...wtf does that even mean?) over a gorgeous song like B&TB.
Yeah, those lyrics really stink when put up next to classics lines of poetry such as "Where is my beast?" and "My love is a man who's not been tamed" and "Ooh, le Bette." That whole song is cringe-worthy!
Johnny Stew
10-01-2004, 03:27 PM
Yeah, those lyrics really stink when put up next to classics lines of poetry such as "Where is my beast?" and "My love is a man who's not been tamed" and "Ooh, le Bette." That whole song is cringe-worthy!
You cringe a lot, dude... better be careful or you'll get some nasty wrinkles that even Botox and chemical-peels can't help! :laugh: :xoxo:
I love the line, "my love is a man who's not been tamed."
What a beautiful and eloquent way to say you're head over heels for a bad boy!!
The line, "two children, too blind to see," is brilliantly alliterative.
And, I'm sorry, but I've dated this guy: "My love lives in a world of false pleasure and pain." :laugh:
It's too fey for some tastes, but I think "Beauty And The Beast" is a masterpiece. :nod: :)
amber
10-01-2004, 03:32 PM
You cringe a lot, dude... better be careful or you'll get some nasty wrinkles that even Botox and chemical-peels can't help! :laugh: :xoxo:
I love the line, "my love is a man who's not been tamed."
What a beautiful and eloquent way to say you're head over heels for a bad boy!!
The line, "two children, too blind to see," is brilliantly alliterative.
And, I'm sorry, but I've dated this guy: "My love lives in a world of false pleasure and pain." :laugh:
It's too fey for some tastes, but I think "Beauty And The Beast" is a masterpiece. :nod: :)
Me, too - I couldn't tell if Diss was being sarcastic or not, so i didn't answer. Because BB lyrics clearly ARE better than the ones quoted from Sable on Blond.... :D
AMber
Johnny Stew
10-01-2004, 03:38 PM
Me, too - I couldn't tell if Diss was being sarcastic or not, so i didn't answer. Because BB lyrics clearly ARE better than the ones quoted from Sable on Blond.... :D
No, I don't believe he was being at all sarcastic... "Sable On Blond" is one of diss' favorite songs.
It's one of my favorites, too... but so is "Beauty And The Beast."
I love the poignancy of "Beauty And The Beast" and the imagery of "Sable On Blond," and I think they're both exceptionally beautiful.
dissention
10-01-2004, 03:50 PM
Me, too - I couldn't tell if Diss was being sarcastic or not, so i didn't answer. Because BB lyrics clearly ARE better than the ones quoted from Sable on Blond.... :D
AMber
Not being sarcastic. ;)
Beauty and the Beast pales in comparison to Sable On Blonde, it's incredibly melodramatic and schtick-heavy; plus, the "le Bette" at the end is incredibly cloying. Sable On Blonde is like a painting, you can just see the song; one of my all-time favorites.
Johnny Stew
10-01-2004, 03:56 PM
Beauty and the Beast... (is)... incredibly melodramatic.
Melodrama? In a Stevie Nicks song? Surely you jest! ;) :laugh:
dissention
10-01-2004, 04:03 PM
Melodrama? In a Stevie Nicks song? Surely you jest! ;) :laugh:
:laugh: Moreso than any other Nicks song, IMO. It's sickening in BATB.
amber
10-01-2004, 04:09 PM
So i guess you were being sarcastic when you said SB lyrics paled in comparison to BB lyrics. Hmm, I like BB lyrics. But i don't know sable on blond well. Plus i think the music is pretty on BB. I guess it's a bit melodramatic. most of hers are. I prefer to call it "sweeping and evocative" :laugh:
dissention
10-01-2004, 04:44 PM
I prefer to call it "sweeping and evocative" :laugh:
Where can I purchase an official Johnny Stew Dictionary? :laugh:
amber
10-01-2004, 04:54 PM
Where can I purchase an official Johnny Stew Dictionary? :laugh:
Hey! :mad: What you really need is the official Amber dictionary - cause there are many, many bonus words that i made up!!! :laugh:
AMber
Johnny Stew
10-01-2004, 06:52 PM
Where can I purchase an official Johnny Stew Dictionary? :laugh:
I had a 4.0 in all my English and journalism courses. Plus, I always excelled at the vocab lessons in grade-school.
Yep, I'm a dork. :D
Oh, and because I like ya, I'll give you a tip... save yourself a few bucks and skip the Official Johnny Stew Dictionary. Just buy the Official Johnny Stew Thesaurus instead. ;)
sparky
10-01-2004, 07:24 PM
And, I'm sorry, but I've dated this guy: "My love lives in a world of false pleasure and pain." :laugh:
It's too fey for some tastes, but I think "Beauty And The Beast" is a masterpiece. :nod: :)
Number one, your autobiography is sounding racier by the minute.
Number two, count me in as a BATB fan. Sure it is melodramatic. Anyone ever seen the friggin movie that inspired it ? Talk about over the top !
I think the strings are exquisite and her vocal is heartbreaking. It requires a certain taste, and I have to be in the right mood for it. But, it is among her finest performances and I consider it one of the best executed final products of her career.
Even the Red Rocks performance, in my estimation, is shattering for a number of reasons.
markolas
10-01-2004, 08:49 PM
Not being sarcastic. ;)
Beauty and the Beast pales in comparison to Sable On Blonde, it's incredibly melodramatic and schtick-heavy; plus, the "le Bette" at the end is incredibly cloying. Sable On Blonde is like a painting, you can just see the song; one of my all-time favorites.
It may be melodramatic, but at least the lyrics make sense. :p
how can you even compare sable on blond to beauty and the beast? how did that song even get into this thread? they're two completely different songs. she's never even done sable on blond live. and it's never going to happen either. i'm not saying she shouldn't....it's a good song but its significance, composition, arrangement, and meaning pales in comparison to beauty and the beast.
forget about the rock and roll for a minute and focus on the classical arrangment...maybe it's sappy to some of you but i think it's completely serious and beautiful - i don't recall the arranger off hand but he's the same guy that did many of elton john's earlier stuff.
i guess i'm a sucker for some of this "sappy" stuff. i just picture stevie doing this song with a big orchestra behind her.
maybe it's my age and a combination of many years of fm/sn concerts with the same performances over and over again but i'm craving stevie to do an intimate concert that is more acoustic and orchestra based. i think she could really pull it off. she's got the material for it. it doesn't have to be cheesy or anything. it could be really cool. AND it doesn't have to be a retirement type of send off or anything...just change the pace a little.
face it...it seems like some of you laugh at her melodramatics but that's what she does best and that's what drew ME into her 25 years ago.
markolas
10-03-2004, 12:30 PM
forget about the rock and roll for a minute and focus on the classical arrangment...maybe it's sappy to some of you but i think it's completely serious and beautiful - i don't recall the arranger off hand but he's the same guy that did many of elton john's earlier stuff.
Paul Buckmaster.
I love Elton's first three albums, <i>Elton John</i>, <i>Tumbleweed Connection</i>, and <i>Madman Across the Water</i>. :)
Paul Buckmaster.
I love Elton's first three albums, <i>Elton John</i>, <i>Tumbleweed Connection</i>, and <i>Madman Across the Water</i>. :)
oh yeah :thumbsup:
i was just playing some of the first one last night. my mom had all his stuff up to "caribou" so i heard a lot of elton when i was a kid. i've got all her old vinyls.
sadly, my mom passed away august 28 from a sudden heart attack. it is devastating, to say the least. i'll leave it at that.
anyway, i've adopted "your song" as a dedication to her. not sure why. the song always touched me in a certain way. if i need to cry, as i did last night, i put it on. otherwise, i don't know if i can bear listening to it.
celestenadia
10-03-2004, 06:54 PM
oh yeah :thumbsup:
i was just playing some of the first one last night. my mom had all his stuff up to "caribou" so i heard a lot of elton when i was a kid. i've got all her old vinyls.
sadly, my mom passed away august 28 from a sudden heart attack. it is devastating, to say the least. i'll leave it at that.
anyway, i've adopted "your song" as a dedication to her. not sure why. the song always touched me in a certain way. if i need to cry, as i did last night, i put it on. otherwise, i don't know if i can bear listening to it.
This is somewhat OT, but Joe my deepest condolences go out to you. I don't know if I've ever
directly given you a "shout out", but please know, I've also enjoyed reading your posts over the years....
celestenadia
celestenadia
10-03-2004, 07:02 PM
I too, think "Beauty & the Beast" is a good song. I have seen her do it live a few times over
the years and while good, it's never floored me. I've always been curious to hear the old "blues-type" demo of it...But my computer is screwed up and I can't download ANYTHING...(Another story for another time. I am at WAR with the Apple Store right now!!!)
I'm too with Livia about really enjoying the Enchanted shows...Hearing "Garbo" was a treat. I will
also agree that that same show's "Landslide" was a little dare I say it "lame":(
HOWEVER, lo and behold, when Stevie did it on the Timespace Tour, (Is that the one she called
Whole Lotta Trouble?), the entire crowd was reduced to a mass of mushy tears...When she was
done, everyone around me, perfect strangers, started hugging each other...My mother who is
a pedestrian Stevie/FM fan was BAWLING.
My dream song to have Stevie do live has always been "Crystal". I'm afraid I'll have to keep on dreaming:(
Hawkeye
10-03-2004, 09:33 PM
Well despite all the senimental things some mya have to Beauty and the Beast I still think Sable on Blond is the much better song.
This is somewhat OT, but Joe my deepest condolences go out to you. I don't know if I've ever
directly given you a "shout out", but please know, I've also enjoyed reading your posts over the years....
celestenadia
thanks. i really appreciate it. i wasn't intending on announcing it on the boards here but i figured it would come up at some point.
i need and relish stevie/fm more than ever now.
additionally, i think that's what brought up this whole post anyway. when i felt like i needed to cry, but couldn't without a little "help", i searched out any stevie songs that might further it along.
Patti
10-04-2004, 11:16 AM
oh yeah :thumbsup:
i was just playing some of the first one last night. my mom had all his stuff up to "caribou" so i heard a lot of elton when i was a kid. i've got all her old vinyls.
sadly, my mom passed away august 28 from a sudden heart attack. it is devastating, to say the least. i'll leave it at that.
anyway, i've adopted "your song" as a dedication to her. not sure why. the song always touched me in a certain way. if i need to cry, as i did last night, i put it on. otherwise, i don't know if i can bear listening to it.
Joe, I'm so sorry to hear about your mother. My sympathies are with you.
Livia
10-04-2004, 04:35 PM
thanks. i really appreciate it. i wasn't intending on announcing it on the boards here but i figured it would come up at some point.
i need and relish stevie/fm more than ever now.
additionally, i think that's what brought up this whole post anyway. when i felt like i needed to cry, but couldn't without a little "help", i searched out any stevie songs that might further it along.
So sorry for your loss, Joe. Stevie's songs sure DO help, don't they?
~*~*~Let the crisis become a bridge, and cross that bridge tomorrow~*~*~ :angel:
Joe, I'm so sorry to hear about your mother. My sympathies are with you.
So sorry for your loss, Joe. Stevie's songs sure DO help, don't they?
Thanks to both of you.
Yes, Stevie's songs do help...Not always necessarily in provoking tears, but just providing a nice comfort.
The Tower
10-05-2004, 02:25 PM
Stevie should only do "Violet and Blue" and "Sisters of The Moon" if she's prepared to "go all the way" vocally and performatively. Otherwise, don't bother. These two songs thrive on raw energy, and anything short of complete annihilation just will not do.
I couldn't have said it better myself!
:thumbsup:
Nightbirdjel
10-05-2004, 06:09 PM
face it...it seems like some of you laugh at her melodramatics but that's what she does best and that's what drew ME into her 25 years ago.
OH YES-I couldn't have put it better. That's EXACTLY how I feel, being a big ol' drama queen myself!
I would love to hear the BLUES version of BATB done live-I think it would be drop dead mesmerizing and not too hard on her voice either.
I would also love to hear Stevie & Lindsey do Sorcerer live as well, and oh man, if they did Crystal together I could just flat-out die right then and there!!
Anyone remember back in 1990 (I think) when David Bowie toured and set up an 800 number where people could call in requests and the most requested ones were then performed for the tour? Also, the Stones did this in 1997, but it was just for folks on the internet to pick one song for the night. In Dallas, everyone voted for Star****er AND THEY DID IT LIVE AND IT WAS GREAT!!!
How cool if FM would do something along these lines before the next tour. There's gotta be a way to chip a few pebbles off that set-in-stone setlist! :p
strandinthewind
10-05-2004, 06:59 PM
Even the Red Rocks performance, in my estimation, is shattering for a number of reasons.
Yep!!!!!!!
THe first time I saw her sing "If you know - tell her - tell her now - OOOooohhhhhhhwwwweeeeeeyyeyeeeyeyyeyeyeyeyeyeyeyeyeyeyeyeye . . . " I was riveted to my seat crying.
And - I was always the one who lived in the world of false pleasure and, sometimes, pain. So, the song was incredible to me the first time I heard it and remains so today!!! :cool:
DeadliestPoison
10-05-2004, 08:06 PM
Sign me up for a ticket on the BATB Love Train.
I'm a sucker for it. Any version, I love it. Especially Red Rocks. Oh, Red Rocks. mMmMM.
Hawkeye
10-05-2004, 08:47 PM
Yeah, the album version of BATB is all right but I LOVE that Red Rocks version. When Stevie says, "If You Know tell her, TELL HER NOW" I seriously think she wants someone in the audience to yell out the answer, like she added that line on the spot because she really wanted to know :laugh:
Imagine80
10-05-2004, 11:09 PM
Beauty and the Beast is my favorite Stevie song of her solo career!! I would kill to see her perform it live!!!
Yep!!!!!!!
THe first time I saw her sing "If you know - tell her - tell her now - OOOooohhhhhhhwwwweeeeeeyyeyeeeyeyyeyeyeyeyeyeyeyeyeyeyeyeye . . . " I was riveted to my seat crying.
i do love that part too. her voice gets eerily deep. that whole part after "iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii've changed baby.....or at least i'm TRYing to change."
then when she does that "ooooooooaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhh" and drags the mic back a little, she almost loses her step. watch it.
there's also something about the Chicago 1986 (Cloaks and Daggers cd) performance that gets me. there's a part at the ending where it gets real quiet and then you hear her off mic bantering something and she's coming back to the mic that leads into "where is my beast baby, i need him..."
i loved that **** she used to do.
AliceLover
10-06-2004, 02:36 PM
I think she needs to do something from Other Side of the Mirror. I mean the album did pretty well in sales and hit #10 (rock a little hit #12). Rooms on Fire was an international hit. Whole Lotta Trouble also did very well as a single and i think it would be awesome if she did ANYTHING from this album. Obviously you kno what I would like her to do from that album ;)
Ooh My Love, Alice, and Long Way to Go are the 3 i would want her to do most!
Jimmy
amber
10-06-2004, 02:58 PM
I think she needs to do something from Other Side of the Mirror. I mean the album did pretty well in sales and hit #10 (rock a little hit #12). Rooms on Fire was an international hit. Whole Lotta Trouble also did very well as a single and i think it would be awesome if she did ANYTHING from this album. Obviously you kno what I would like her to do from that album ;)
Ooh My Love, Alice, and Long Way to Go are the 3 i would want her to do most!
Jimmy
Long way to go would be cool. I like the music in that
DeadliestPoison
10-06-2004, 03:11 PM
Whole Lotta Trouble also did very well as a single and i think it would be awesome if she did ANYTHING from this album.
Word. However, I'd only voich for WLT live if she & Lori did the dance at the beginning ;)
Yay, OSOTM! <3<3<3
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