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Originally Posted by Deeshere
I agree that Stevie doesn't look very stoned in the Tango interviews and on stage. I also may have gotten the zombie references from the BTM era instead of the Tango era. However, Stevie has stated publicly several times that she was very stoned on Klonopin during the Tango recording sessions and I don't think you can refute Stevie's own words.
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Lol yes, you totally can. Stevie's memory is a mess when it comes to dates and what happened when and during what album recording, she was probably thinking of recording OSOTM or BTM. It doesn't make any sense because the Klonopin didn't became a problem untill the 1988 leg of the tour when there was noticeably something "off" about her. She was fine during the 1987 leg and the 1987 promotions.
What I would've loved to know is when Stevie came back after her rehab to record more vocals, nearly all those vocals ended up on the extended remixes, instead of the album tracks. So why weren't they used on the album? Was it a dig from Lindsey? So people would say "Stevie can barely be heard on the album" and they could say "Well she just wasn't there during recording"?