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This has now become a slightly amusing problem for me, so I thought I'd ask you all if you ever associate Stevie's music with anything. I'm the kind of person where if I hear a song on an eventful day, that particular song and that day will be burned into my mind for a long time. It's kind of weird.
So anyway, a few weeks ago, my mother-in-law was here visiting and asked to hear some Stevie music since she knows I'm a big fan. I played "Rooms on Fire" for her. Mother-in-law doesn't know this, but I find her quite abrasive and irritating. I should've seen it coming, but ever since I played that song for her, I can't listen to it and not think of MIL! In fact, she was asking about Stevie quite a bit, and now I find when I look at my Stevie CDs or something, somehow a memory of MIL worms its way into my brain.Will Stevie and MIL always be linked in my brain? It's kind of frightening!! ![]() |
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most likely, yes i have that same problem as well... there's really nothing you can do to stop it.. only time perhaps will make you forget about it and not relate her to Stevie... ![]() |
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What did your MIL think of the song?
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Yup, I think I'm going to have to get used to this for awhile. And when I think that the Cranberries' "Dreams" has always reminded me of an important event of my life for the last 9 years now, that is really frightening.
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But now I could kick myself for playing it for her! I should've played "Too Far From Texas!" ![]() |
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well, she cant be THAT bad if she liked it! |
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Alot of times either listening to FM or SN, it takes me back to the early years of me first discovering them... The one track for sure - Second Hand News... I still remember the day I first heard the song and what I was doing and who I was with.. Seems, really, like just a few years ago
That was probably back in 1978 or so... It's weird! And some of Stevie's early stuff reminds me of the early 80's and what I was doing.. Certain songs like EO17 remind me of a certain girl that hung out in our group in the early 80's... she used to play the **** out of this track on her boom box... 25 years ago, I'm still listening... Wonder what they are listening to?? |
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