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jwd
08-04-2018, 09:35 PM
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I LOVE HER! :]

secondhandchain
08-04-2018, 10:37 PM
https://youtu.be/_JCH-GaJ7ew


I LOVE HER! :]

Not much to love about her these days. Tambourine witch has dried all of that up.

jwd
08-04-2018, 11:26 PM
Not much to love about her these days. Tambourine witch has dried all of that up.


Come on, at some point during that video you couldn't help but to laugh. Either with her, or maybe at her?! :laugh:

I used to think she had a very, cute infectious laugh, but now it sounds more like a witch's cackle.

lovethemac1
08-05-2018, 10:49 AM
I got to the point where Lindsey kisses her head, during the Dance interview, and I had to turn it off.

I used to LOVE her, everything about her, all her quirkiness.

Not now, she just annoys me to no end.

DownOnRodeo
08-05-2018, 11:56 AM
"Laughing... and lying.
Lying... and laughing."

jwd
08-05-2018, 12:17 PM
I got to the point where Lindsey kisses her head, during the Dance interview, and I had to turn it off.

I used to LOVE her, everything about her, all her quirkiness.

Not now, she just annoys me to no end.


Some parts were hard to watch. But generally I found the video entertaining. From extremely cute and sexy Stevie, to drugged out of her mind Stevie, to ridiculous and ditzy Stevie. It's all there.


Mods fix my typo in the subject line please.

AnthonyMI
08-05-2018, 03:32 PM
When she was young her innocence and naivety and childlike charms were... charming.. and cute.

When she was middle aged, it made her seem young.

Now that she is an old woman, her immaturity and inability to cope with reality and form stable adult relationships makes her pathetic.

I miss middle aged Stevie, before the fall. Before she sold her soul and whats left of her creativity and credibility to get even with Lindsey Buckingham for choosing the mother of his children over her.

Angel75
08-05-2018, 03:58 PM
When she was young her innocence and naivety and childlike charms were... charming.. and cute.

When she was middle aged, it made her seem young.

Now that she is an old woman, her immaturity and inability to cope with reality and form stable adult relationships makes her pathetic.

I miss middle aged Stevie, before the fall. Before she sold her soul and whats left of her creativity and credibility to get even with Lindsey Buckingham for choosing the mother of his children over her.

THIS.....
Exactly how I feel these days

lovethemac1
08-05-2018, 04:18 PM
THIS.....
Exactly how I feel these days

Me too................

button-lip
08-05-2018, 04:36 PM
When she was young her innocence and naivety and childlike charms were... charming.. and cute.

When she was middle aged, it made her seem young.

Now that she is an old woman, her immaturity and inability to cope with reality and form stable adult relationships makes her pathetic.

I miss middle aged Stevie, before the fall. Before she sold her soul and whats left of her creativity and credibility to get even with Lindsey Buckingham for choosing the mother of his children over her.

Her inability to live in 2018 instead of 1975. Still.

And yes, she finally made him pay. I don't know the whole story so I'm not gonna choose sides here, but you don't get revenge this way.

jwd
08-05-2018, 06:18 PM
Her inability to live in 2018 instead of 1975. Still.

And yes, she finally made him pay. I don't know the whole story so I'm not gonna choose sides here, but you don't get revenge this way.


I've heard her being criticized as living in the past too much. I mean outside of still wanting to use a typewriter, :laugh: she does indeed seem very rote and set in her ways. Does any else find it peculiar that she always has to go to Lindsey's mike at the end of "Sara" to sing the last line of the song. Just like she did in the video, as if it's part of the song? I'm sure there are other strange mannerisms that she clings to as being kind of odd too.

DownOnRodeo
08-06-2018, 05:01 AM
Does any else find it peculiar that she always has to go to Lindsey's mike at the end of "Sara" to sing the last line of the song. Just like she did in the video, as if it's part of the song? I'm sure there are other strange mannerisms that she clings to as being kind of odd too.

I haven't seen it performed live myself unfortunately, but I assumed that she does that for technical reasons--i.e. that the other mic is set to a higher reverb or what have you.

sue
08-06-2018, 01:59 PM
I know she’s sad and bad .......even pitiable these days

But I found this funny...

button-lip
08-06-2018, 02:15 PM
I know she’s sad and bad .......even pitiable these days

But I found this funny...

Well, she threw a party for her 70th birthday, so she can't be that sad... :]:]:]

sue
08-06-2018, 03:08 PM
Well, she threw a party for her 70th birthday, so she can't be that sad... :]:]:]

No, I don’t mean in unhappy sense, I mean in the pitying sense...
You know like “she’s a sad case”

(And to think I have English A level)

jwd
08-06-2018, 04:18 PM
I haven't seen it performed live myself unfortunately, but I assumed that she does that for technical reasons--i.e. that the other mic is set to a higher reverb or what have you.

I'd agree that in the original "Sara" video she is singing in what seems a higher reverb, but not sure if that's the effect of the mike or not. In subsequent live "Sara" performances when she always goes to Lindsey's mike, not so much a higher reverb. It's part of the traditional performance of the song and it's stuck in Stevie's head. I'm sure she's seen it a million times. I will say it is a magnificent performance!

And the same cape for "Stand Back"? :confused:

sasja
08-09-2018, 02:33 PM
Not much to love about her these days. Tambourine witch has dried all of that up.

hear, hear. :nod:

As well, interesting how the creator of that video says she had to go through hours and hours of interviews to assemble those few mins.

Color me unimpressed with it all. :eek::eek::eek:

secondhandchain
08-09-2018, 11:37 PM
I haven't seen it performed live myself unfortunately, but I assumed that she does that for technical reasons--i.e. that the other mic is set to a higher reverb or what have you.

No the sound guy can put her mic to the highest reverb in a second if he wants.