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Originally Posted by michelej1
I agree with that too. We knew the Sara hug was coming, but I still enjoyed that. In England, even when I was told to put away my camera, there was no way I was not going to get my Sara hug!
I do like to see things change over time. Like with that horrid Tusk dance, Lindsey did stop swinging the cord and they got around to hugging and dancing a lot faster than they had when the tour started. Also, when I first saw SYW there was no stuff going on during Don't Stop, so by the time I saw them again and he started laying his head on her hair that really excited me. I didn't see it when it first happened. It was something that developed in my absence and it really gave me a thrill. Then, it changed more so that she was turning her back for the sole purpose of giving him access to her mane, presenting herself so to speak. That made me go, "hmmm." 
So, I do get some fun out of the planned stuff, as you say. I just prefer the other.
Michele |
Yeah, the Sara hug had really evolved a lot - from it not even being a hug in the beginning - just Stevie resting her hand on his shoulder a few seconds - to by the end of the tour - Lindsey not even playing guitar and wrapping both his arms around her. So, that was nice.
But, I totally agree with what you are saying. If they would stop trying to control "it" or themselves or whatever and just be more loose and natural - I think those moments are where you see their real chemistry and what makes it so special. Like Mick said, it is magic and if they can realize they don't
need to try and manufacture it, then the sincerity of the live moments will be a real privilege to see.