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Anyway, we were talking about my dream setlist, and I want a little Tango and SYW, damnit. :mad: |
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Can you imagine a macshow starting with ONE single exploding beat on the snare drum and than those twopartharmonies kicking in immediately?
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(August 30th, one more day until the Lindsey Q&A is posted????) :shrug: |
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I'd like to hear IDWTK if Stevie could still sing it like she did before the voice change.. but I don't want to hear it in her boring, lower register she's got these days. I think that could - quite possibly - ruin the song for me.
I'm imagining it now, and in my head, it doesn't sound good. :distress: |
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Take for instance the song Say You Will... I don't particularly care for that one, but it was kind of an opportunity for Stevie to be a little more upbeat with her singing during the show. But the way it was executed... it was really just kind of a drag. I can just imagine her using that same voice on IDWTK.. all monotone. The different inflections (is that the word i'm looking for?) and expressions in the original are what make I Don't Want To Know a good song, imo. |
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I think they can do IDWTK these days. But only if they keep the pace. A little lowering in key wouldn't ruin it. But more important They'll have to seek eachother in the harmony and not sing it on automatic pilot, which they tend do do on tour. |
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i don't recall that part, but it has been a very long time since i last saw the DR doc. guess it's time to dig it out. is this before or after the part where lindsey starts smoking a bowl during a meeting? ;) |
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Between the footage on that CD, the stuff used on VH1's 'All Access' special, and the actual documentary, it's difficult to keep it all straight! |
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Nope, no correction needed. The burning of a plant is a chemical process. The absorbtion of THC into the bloodstream is a chemical process. Alcohol is a chemical, and again, its absorbtion into the bloodstream is a chemical process. |
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