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What Price Glory?
Ok this is the first thread thing I've started...
Monday morning at like 12 am I was looking through the channels on the tv and I came across a movie from 1926 called What Price Glory? I knew that was a line in one of Stevie's songs and it took me awhile to finally figure out it was How Still My Love. It was late. I liked the song before but now I can't get enough of it. I don't know but there is something about it I just love. I want to know how everybody else feels about this song. :) And has anyone ever heard of the movie or seen it? |
The people they love HSML. It's always been a fan favorite. Personally, it's a top 5 for me and the song was made to be performed live and linger on and on and on. I melt, cream, whatever when I hear it live. Oh ok I'll stop rambling now but HSML is simply brilliant both musically and lyrically. "YOU GO YOUR WAY BUT YOU DON"T FORGET ME! :mad:".
P.S. I never knew about that movie... |
Never seen/heard of it. I wonder if that's where she got that line from? I love that line. But sometimes I play around with it and change it to "what price Lori?" and think about how she put a pricetag on her at the US Fest. Or was that Sharon? Oh well.
Anyway, I wouldn't be surprised if she got this idea from the old movie...sorta like BATB. |
unfortunately, i do not know any connection between the song and movie...
however, HOW STILL MY LOVE IS EFFING EPIC! Honestly, though, i really love it. My favorite version right now is the Live in Chicago version. It sounds so sensual and has this aura that i just love, especially: "In the still of the night - UH UH!" and of course, the best live 30 seconds ever: "Standing... in the doorway, Watching out to sea, Calling out to me, You go... your way, Go on - go on! But you don't forget me, Ooo no... you don't forget me...Oooo no... my lonely ONE!" overall, it's a masterpiece and remains one of my all time favorite songs ever. |
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She probably did get that line from the title of the movie, because I know "In The Still Of The Night" and "How Still My Love" were both titles of books in her hotel that she never read.
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I first heard this song when I bought the Live in Chicago DVD and that was awesome. I'm going to go and youtube some other videos of HSML now :) |
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I wonder if they are any good |
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"I really don’t write extremely sexual songs, never have. I’m always going to write about the bouquets and the flowers [laughs]. But “How Still My Love” really is a sexy song, and being that it’s one of my few sexy songs, when we do it onstage it’s fun. It’s kind of woozy and it’s slow, but it’s got a really great beat—kind of a strip-tease, a little burlesque, a little Dita Von Teese-y. The title actually came from two different books I saw in some hotel, one was called How Still My Love and one was called In the Still of the Night, and I used both, but I never even opened up the books [laughs], so I have no idea what they were about. Whenever I come into a room with a library, in a hotel or whatever, I pull them all down and just sit—I get a lot of ideas that way." And these are the only two books I could find that they could possibly be, but there isn't a synopsis for either :[ http://www.amazon.com/Still-Night-He...458020&sr=1-56 http://www.amazon.com/How-still-love...5458040&sr=1-7 |
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Oh and Sapphire Sister.. She was surely stoned when she wrote this.. The vibe is very sitting around a pipe in a circle of bean bags with a thick haze wafting through the air.. Being stoned really would help with creativity I imagine I'm not that creative but if I have a toke I sure can be lol.. But I'm sure it'd also do the opposite if taken in frequent copious amounts.. :angel: |
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both seem to be rare and collectible books that aren't printed anymore. I found a signed copy of How Still My Love on ebay though http://cgi.ebay.com/SIGNED-DORIS-SIE...item2ead0d6baa |
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