
10-16-2007, 07:00 PM
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Join Date: May 2001
Location: Auckland, New Zealand
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Originally Posted by michelej1
Yeah, she said it was spooky, so they used to lock themselves up in the one room with all their things. Ooh My Love reminds me of that too: the chamber where they spent all their time.
Lindsey sounded like Donovan wasn't happy that he was doing a cover, but that didn't deter Lindsey.
As for Juniper, when I heard that it was a street where he grew up, I guess I thought a little differently about it. But before that, I just had this impression of dead children flying. It struck me as both saccharine and creepy. Now, I do perceive it in a more Citizen Kane way. Ruthless, rich old man dies and the last words from his lips are not about his publishing empire, wealth or power, but about a happy childhood memory of sliding down a snowbank on a beloved sled. In that sense, I can kind of get into all of the innocence and carefree things that the word Juniper conjures up for LB. But aside from the words, I don't like the music either.
Michele
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Strange. I never got that AT all. I was thinking...children flying as in, riding bikes...skateboards...a sled, anything. Dead children? Hmm.
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