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Old 03-11-2013, 02:41 PM
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Originally Posted by Johnny Stew View Post
I've always strongly believed that, if nothing else, a different sequencing would have helped balance Stevie's presence on the album. She has the second slot on the album, and then is basically MIA for the next 6 tracks. Moving both "Little Lies" and "Welcome To The Room, Sara" a little earlier in the running order helps a lot.
Hmmm...yes and no. I mean, when you consider that it was sequenced with a two-sided record in mind, I'm not sure how you could move Little Lies any closer to the start of side A, *and* it fits perfectly as the first track of side B.

I suppose when you sequence the tracks in one long running order, it may seem that Little Lies should be closer to the front, but as the first track of side B it makes perfect sense (to me).

Unless you flip Tango In The Night and Little Lies, but then Lindsey would have had first tracks on both sides.
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