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Originally Posted by michelej1
What a wonderful review, Dee.
When Lindsey refuted Stevie's comment about them being a couple for a long time, did she have a response? Did she laugh or give him a look or something?
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No, I don't even think she stopped her story long enough to pay attention. But, she maybe got an ear-full on the plane later... more "tour notes" to discuss. Sorry Detroit! By the time they get there the intro will be "Here's a song I wrote in 1970 and Lindsey put to music in 1974. It's called Without You. Thanks, Lindsey, Mick and John." LOL.
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I don't think I heard the acoustic Beautiful Child at my shows. Stephanie, yes.
The way you wrote about the show made me feel thrilled about it all over again.
Michele
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Aww, thanks. Glad you enjoyed it. I could be wrong about Beautiful Child, but someone else thought it was Storms and I listened closely - maybe it was Goodbye Baby. I get those two mixed up sometimes. I do know this - it was so pretty and I really wish Lindsey would put those acoustic instrumentals out - no frills, just like that.
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Originally Posted by michelej1
For sound reasons that I don't really understand, Stevie really seems to believe that Lindsey can't hear her during the Landslide intro. It seems to me that if the arena can hear her, he can, but maybe her voice is projected out in such a way and the way speakers are positioned, they can't hear on stage back where he's standing.
How much of her he really can hear is anyone's guess, but she seems to be under the impression that he can't hear at all.
Michele
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Ha! You're right. I think he can make out a word here and there but not everything. But, he may not be able to hear anything unless she is facing him in close range.