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Originally Posted by michelej1
I thought that song was unbearable, with a plodding melody and a presentation that made it interminable. Oh, I whisper to you and you whisper back to me. I always say that Sunny Von Bulow came out of her coma, but heard that song and felll right back in.
The only thing that made it decent for me was the fact that Lindsey's introductions to it became intriguing as the tour was about to end. I preferred the studio version.
Even so, I think they still sound good together on SHN live. I think they can do tight harmonies.
But they can change the songs in ways we can't anticipate. Say You Love Me was the highlight of The Dance tour for me and it was different than all it's previous incarnations.
The arrangements on the old songs may be different and we might like those arrangements better.
Michele
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Ok, ok. I got a little carried away when I said sublime. I just meant the Soundstage version still showcased great harmony. I really don't like the sped up recording.
Agree, new arrangements are interesting as long as its on something they've done live a million times or doesn't destroy the integrity.
Stevie & Lindsey do not have a problem harmonizing anyway. They have been singing together for roughly 40 years. They know each other's nuances and they are rehearsal whores. All they need is to get back to those basics. They could be there in a relatively short time.