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Songs that you would change the title
"Ooh My Love" has got to be one of Stevie's worst titles for a song. I think that "Castle Walls" would be a great title for the same song, and is appropriately Stevie sounding.
A small change: "Crystalline" sounds prettier to me than "Crystal" I have always liked the subtitle "Go Ahead Lily" better than "Rock a Little". When I first bought the album Rock a Little, I was thinking the title song would be some loud yelling song. It wasn't at all. And having been inspired by Lillian Hellman, I think it is a more powerful by itself. The thought of "Everybody Finds Out" having been called "Monica" tickles my funnybone. "Alice" should have been called "The Other Side of the Mirror". I always like for there to be a song on each album that matches the album title. And then there is the issue of: "Designs of Love" versus "That's Alright" "You Could Forget" versus "Garbo" "Nomad" versus "Candlebright" "No Light" versus "Planets of the Universe" "The Tower" versus "Goodbye Baby" |
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I thought this was a running gag here on the ledge. |
Thunder only happens when it's raining instead of dreams so PEOPLE WILL GET IT RIGHT!!!
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Monica? Ewww. Hey David, your sig pics are awesome. |
HAEWAFY (cuz it's so damn long): (This is) Your Song.
RTTG: Toxic Garden |
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similar to Brandy's Have You Ever? |
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Well, those were the old days... before fancy digial cams... i'm surprised the pics are in color! :shocked: |
How about "In the Still of the Night" instead of How Still My Love. I mean, that's what Stevie calls it anyway.
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I think I would change Kind of Woman and Kick It.. and uh, Love Is Like A River (is it??? really???)
but I'm not sure what to change them to... http://thenicksreview.blogdog.com/ |
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Would be confused with the Five Satins' classic '50's doo-wop song. |
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