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An idea for Sisters
So I have a little idea that might help get Sisters of the Moon back into the set. Why don't we start making posters for our concerts with "Sisters of the Moon" written on them? Might be a good way to let the band know that fans are really wanting to hear the song again. Can't hurt :shrug: .
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kinda like protest signs... That and if every fan that buys the "meet and greet" could mention it... that's another way.
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I want Frozen Love, or Crystal or I Don't Want To Know or That's Alright, or Crying in the Night, Long Distance Winner, Illume, or Thrown Down alot more in the set than Sisters of the Moon. She can't sing that song with the same passion anymore.
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I have a feeling she already knows how much people want to hear SOTM, but it's difficult to just change a set in the middle of a tour.
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I'd love to see her singing ANY Buckingham Nicks song they're not already doing. But for any reason she doesn't seem to want that. Of course, it would be different than in the 70s but I'm sure it'd still be awesome. And I'd LOVE to hear SOTM...
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What's with the damn Sisters obsession? :laugh: I bet if she did it, half the people who were pulling for it would be complaining because she modified it too much to fit her current voice. She can't pull it off anymore.
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put it back on, stevie! |
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You people are crazy if you don't think Stevie has the ability or the intensity to do this danmed song. The only songs she is lazy with these days are the songs people who go crazy for if she spoke them without any music playing (Rhiannon, Dreams, Gypsy) She almost always comes through with a lesser known song. And again this is NOT a hard song to sing. In fact there is very little singing to do. In fact the slow moodiness of the song is right up Stevie's alley these days. She can do a few short passionate lines and then during the instrumentals slink into the shadows while Lindsey and the guys kick the **** out of it. And we've all seen the recent Silver Springs, she can be INTENSE.
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The only thing she couldn't do now is do the ending she did on the Mirage video, but she didn't do that ending back on the Tusk or even the Mirage tour. That tounges thing was a one time thing almost. She didn't do THAT in Baton Rouge or Memphis shows from that same short 27 date tour. She can do Memphis 82 now. She can do Atlanta 80 and St. Louis 79 (my personal favorite)
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what? :lol: |
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Are you serious? :shocked: |
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They should do it! |
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I'm in........
.........if the signs say "Close with 'Crystal'"!;) |
I listened to "Sisters" for the first time yesterday in a long while (the album version). Whenever I think of the song, I always think of the Mirage video version - a hard act to follow... But she could totally pull off this song today. There's not a whole lotta singing in this song that would require vocal strain unless she wanted to take it to that level - and there's long breaks between versus for recovery if she did. Her vocal register of today is completely compatible too I think... Plus there's places in the song for Lindsey to go bananas - especially the end... The background singers would have to get their sh*t together to do the Ohhs & Ahhs. But yeah... They should attempt it.
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Now, let's bring back SOTM. :]:]:] |
FYI - most venues I've been too don't allow signs/posters, at least not anything larger than an 8x10 sheet of paper. :shrug:
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As much as I like SOTM I think hearing Crystal would be amazing. SOTM would be great too, maybe Angel, but Crystal is what I want to see from them at some point. What about No Questions Asked? She could probably rock that one out.
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if i was wasting my energy on something that more than likely would never eventuate...i would be gunning for Everybody Finds Out over SOTM :thumbsup:
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only if it's a duet :wavey: |
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