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Originally Posted by gldstwmn
I should transcribe it but it won't come off the same. He references the "every night that goes between, I feel a little less" lyric and says it's pretty "suggestive." I think that was the word he used. He says she was probably thinking back a few years prior. Then he talks about her voice on the track and then he does a near perfect imitation of it, as only Lindsey can do and says she's practically whispering like she's talking to someone in great confidence. He says the song would have been sort of country but they decided to pull back from that. The dj says that it's the most vulnerable he's ever heard Stevie on a microphone and Lindsey agrees. And now that I think about that statement I think he's probably right. He also says Stevie was at the height of her visibility during the Tusk era. I think that and his glowing comments about John's style of playing bass are the most interesting things in the interview from Lindsey.
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That's an interesting take on the Storms vocal. I've always thought it sounded like Stevie recorded it after she finished crying. Either way, her voice sounds totally vulnerable. With out a doubt, this is her neatest, most innovative vocal... it's just so emotive.