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Old 10-29-2005, 11:05 AM
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This Christine forum should be hopping a lot more regularly. Don't you Chris fans have anything more to talk about? Get going! If I had a whip, I'd use it . . .
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Old 10-29-2005, 11:17 AM
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I hear she played a Moog of stage for its lighter sound

Seriously, let's go through what she played and when. Also, what percussion she played.

Did she ever play a Bosendorfer on stage?
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Old 10-29-2005, 11:52 AM
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Eh, I've been in a pissed-off at the world lately and haven't felt like being an active Ledgie or a nice person but I am playing "Believe Me" right now.
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Old 10-29-2005, 12:19 PM
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Did she ever play a Bosendorfer on stage?
I don't think so. The only two brands I know of she used live are Hamilton & Yamaha. There must have been others, obviously, at least in the early days.
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Old 10-29-2005, 03:22 PM
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I loved it when she played the accordion on Tusk.
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Old 10-29-2005, 03:48 PM
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I liked when she played that percussion thing during "Second Hand News" on the Rumours tour.

By the way, isn't everyone relieved that we don't ever have to worry about Christine McVie trying to sell something in a grocery store?
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Old 10-29-2005, 04:19 PM
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I liked when she played that percussion thing during "Second Hand News" on the Rumours tour.

By the way, isn't everyone relieved that we don't ever have to worry about Christine McVie trying to sell something in a grocery store?
Yes!
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Old 10-29-2005, 07:42 PM
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By the way, isn't everyone relieved that we don't ever have to worry about Christine McVie trying to sell something in a grocery store?
Now there's a picture.....

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i like it like that
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Well, if you're into that sort of thing....
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Eh, I've been in a pissed-off at the world lately and haven't felt like being an active Ledgie or a nice person but I am playing "Believe Me" right now.
Aw, I could've been listening to that too, since I spotted "Mystery To Me" at the mall, but opted to buy Stevie's "Wild Heart" instead. Next time, though... that was there, along with Bare Trees. As I stood in the store, checking out the FM albums, I was trying to figure out which one had more Christine songs on it, since I only had enough money for one CD.
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Aw, I could've been listening to that too, since I spotted "Mystery To Me" at the mall, but opted to buy Stevie's "Wild Heart" instead. Next time, though... that was there, along with Bare Trees. As I stood in the store, checking out the FM albums, I was trying to figure out which one had more Christine songs on it, since I only had enough money for one CD.
Lisa!!!!!!!!! You don't have Mystery to Me???????? You're killing me. You don't have Bare Trees????? You just got The Wild Heart????? Oh my God. I think this is an emergency. Do I need to be sending you some songs? On that note, did you get "Jewel-Eyed Judy"? I've been sitting here tired as hell and hardly able to keep my eyes open and then I get this jolt from reading your post!

Have you at least heard the songs on those albums?
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Old 10-29-2005, 11:18 PM
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Lisa!!!!!!!!! You don't have Mystery to Me???????? You're killing me. You don't have Bare Trees????? You just got The Wild Heart????? Oh my God. I think this is an emergency. Do I need to be sending you some songs. On that note, did you get "Jewel-Eyed Judy"? I've been sitting here tired as hell and hardly able to keep my eyes open and then I get this jolt from reading your post!

Have you at least heard the songs on those albums?
I know! I had Mystery to Me all ready to bring up to the cash register, when I decided to check out their Stevie selection. Usually all they have is Timespace and BellaDonna, so I didn't expect to find anything.

The Wild Heart is kinda... bah.... I'm not wild (ha ha) about it. Except for the title track, Stand Back, Nightbird and Sable on Blonde, the rest of the album didn't really grab me.

Don't worry, I've at least heard the songs. I'm not that bad.

Yep, just checked my email-- Got Jewel Eyed Judy, thanks! *goes off to listen*

PS: If it makes you feel any better, I would've gotten all THREE of those albums, if I'd had more money on me!
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Old 10-29-2005, 11:27 PM
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I know! I had Mystery to Me all ready to bring up to the cash register, when I decided to check out their Stevie selection. Usually all they have is Timespace and BellaDonna, so I didn't expect to find anything.

The Wild Heart is kinda... bah.... I'm not wild (ha ha) about it. Except for the title track, Stand Back, Nightbird and Sable on Blonde, the rest of the album didn't really grab me.

Don't worry, I've at least heard the songs. I'm not that bad.

Yep, just checked my email-- Got Jewel Eyed Judy, thanks! *goes off to listen*

PS: If it makes you feel any better, I would've gotten all THREE of those albums, if I'd had more money on me!
Most of the people who frequent this forum are going to question your sanity after they see you've confessed to choosing TWH over MTM.

Aw, TWH is my fave Stevie album. It wasn't always my fave, but it grew on me. Of course I have this damn username that I'm sick of at this point. There's a really gay story behind that, which I told one day in August here when I left my inhibitions somewhere else. So, it's special to me but then I can kind of see why some find it generally boring. I totally agree with the ones you mentioned, though "Sable on Blond" had to grow on me. It's now one of my favorites of all of her works. "Nothing Ever Changes" really grew on me, too.

I definitely understand not buying all of it at once; I didn't either, though I've been very tempted to. (And I'm still working on it). Just let me know if you ever want me to e-mail you anything else.
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Old 10-29-2005, 11:55 PM
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Most of the people who frequent this forum are going to question your sanity after they see you've confessed to choosing TWH over MTM.

Aw, TWH is my fave Stevie album. It wasn't always my fave, but it grew on me. Of course I have this damn username that I'm sick of at this point. There's a really gay story behind that, which I told one day in August here when I left my inhibitions somewhere else. So, it's special to me but then I can kind of see why some find it generally boring. I totally agree with the ones you mentioned, though "Sable on Blond" had to grow on me. It's now one of my favorites of all of her works. "Nothing Ever Changes" really grew on me, too.

I definitely understand not buying all of it at once; I didn't either, though I've been very tempted to. (And I'm still working on it). Just let me know if you ever want me to e-mail you anything else.
LMAO! Don't worry, I question my sanity daily.

Interesting story. I don't find it boring at all! I can relate, somewhat, in the sense that I've liked people (okay, girls), who don't see me 'in that way'. I'm going through that right now, actually. Luckily, this close friend of mine likes to er, joke around sexually? and tries to seduce me every so often. Among other things. LOL. She says it's all in fun, and I believe her, since she's crazy about men. But she does admit to people like Christine, and Stevie and Cyndi being hot. Which makes me smile.
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