View Single Post
  #13  
Old 04-22-2013, 12:04 PM
Matt Lucas Matt Lucas is offline
Senior Ledgie
 
Join Date: Nov 2001
Location: Houston, TX
Posts: 126
Default

Quote:
Originally Posted by michelej1 View Post
I think the way she talked about the Tango songs, with her having the music and him supplying the words on one track and him having the music and her supplying the words on another, was very illustrative of the back and forth and parity in their collaborations.
My favorite thing about TANGO is how well Lindsey and Christine worked together on that record, so this is fascinating to me. Can you provide links to interviews or articles where she talked about writing those two songs?

Quote:
Originally Posted by michelej1 View Post
I've always thought the limo conversation in which Stevie is complaining because Christine wanted Lindsey to sing with her on Hold Me was revealing of what Christine thought of the value of his vocal contributions on songs like Don't Stop and Think About Me meant.
I've never heard of this "limo conversation." Was it from a documentary? Regardless, I wish Stevie hadn't made such comments. They make her sound petty.

Quote:
Originally Posted by bombaysaffires View Post
Stevie was not thrilled with the final production of her songs on SYW. In the documentary Thrown Down is a clear example. She clearly ends up going along to get along with the production.
It's no secret that I'm more of a Lindsey fan, but I absolutely believe that the individual contributions from the different members are what make a band's magic work.

With SAY YOU WILL, I have to say that I enjoy "Thrown Down" and the title track as much as I like any of Lindsey's songs from that record. What was Stevie's issue with Lindsey's production on "Thrown Down?" I love that song, and I love Lindsey's production of it. Has Stevie's demo been released, so that we can compare the song before and after?

Ooops. I just realized I'm pushing us further away from the original subject. Sorry about that.

For the record, if having Christine play/sing on the EP would push its release back even more, then I respectfully hope that she's not involved. The band is getting some tour-based press coverage, and they need to get the new songs out there to capitalize on the news stories/reviews.

BUT...! If things go well and Christine ends up playing on new recordings, I'd have no problem with her being added to "Sad Angel" and the other EP songs if some of them are included in an eventual FM album.

Regards,
matt
Reply With Quote