People blasted the Dixie Chicks version of Landslide, but the mandolin they used on that song did stand out to me.
I didn't think it was at all bad and if they ever did a cross over like Lindsey did with LBT, I could see having both him play during Landslide and a mandolin.
Of course, when Lindsey showed up for the Behind the Mask tour in 1990, he played guitar on the song while Christine played piano and it was one of those moments I never thought I would see again. It meant the world.
As for SATU's all dressed in blue, it reminded me of Stella also because of that magazine article where it said she was dressed in holiday clothes (it wasn't the holidays) and was bossing the family dogs around. You just knew that she had run up and dressed herself. So, that song made me think of Lindsey and his daughter and maybe other women in his life -- who like to dress up and who see their exterior adornments as personal statements and extensions of who they are or who they want to project.
Michele
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