SYW production

[michelle2677]

Originally Posted by strandinthewind

I know - and it seemingly just burns the Stevie bashers up that someone of in their opinion such little talent could possibly eclipse the serious artist known as LB, who they think eschews the spotlight and would never be a commercial sellout - as they hum along to GYOW as they watch a rental car commercial on television Again, LB is brilliant and that is that. Stevie, though less talented, by her own admission, musically - has a draw that LB will never have and that is that.

I couldn't have said that better myself. So I wan't try and just agree with your post!!

[BlackWidow]

Originally Posted by Johnny Stew

Personally, I loved what Lindsey did with all of Stevie's songs, but many fans' opinions seem to reflect Stevie's own... especially in regards to "Running Through The Garden," "Smile At You," "Goodbye Baby," "Thrown Down," and the little snippets we've heard of the demos for "Destiny Rules" and "Silver Girl."

I agree with you kiddo..her demos are rarely that great!

[strandinthewind]

Originally Posted by BlackWidow

I agree with you kiddo..her demos are rarely that great!

I actually agree with you, esp. the ones after the Tusk album - whoever gave the ole broad a synth. and drum machine oughta be shot LOL.

But, the piano ones were so stunning to me, esp. The Tower, POTU, SOTM, SS, Sara, etc.

But, my point was that I think IMO LB did not bring out the message I think she tried to convey was not apparent in LB's SYW production. Again, this is not a slam on LB. I just think he missed the mark then. I mean he is human after all

[carrie721]

Originally Posted by strandinthewind

I actually agree with you, esp. the ones after the Tusk album - whoever gave the ole broad a synth. and drum machine oughta be shot LOL.

i actually really like those demos, probably for the reason many think they're lame.

[BlackWidow]

I love the SYW Production!

[UndoingTheLaces]

Can anyone post that demo of Silver Girl. I've never heard it.

I'm sorry, I think the production on Running Through The Garden could have been better. That song has such energy but the guitar sounds really one dimensional and lifeless. And it always sounds to me like the end of Thrown Down isn't done. The part where she ad libs "about just how much he never really told her...", there should be something else going on there, harmony or repeating the main chorus with Stevie singing over top of it like at the end of Rooms on Fire. I dunno. Maybe it's just me.