Two Kinds Of Love Live Video...... I need It - Page 3

BlackWidow · #31 01-09-2007, 07:58 PM

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Originally Posted by HejiraNYC

Is it just me or is Robert Martin really, really creepy?

It's that mullet... it's that Vegas lounge act over-singing... it's that painfully earnest expression. And the way he hams it up so shamelessly, you would think this was a Robert Martin concert with Stevie singing backup vocals.

Well, at least he knows how to play sax.

very creepy..even the back up singers mics were turned up to compensate...

bikerchic · #32 01-10-2007, 09:59 AM

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Originally Posted by skcin

I'll be sure to bring the full concert video when I come to visit in a couple weeks.

I'm sure Blair and Mark will appreciate that

But I was going to ask you to bring anything that you have on dvd, so I can burn

bikerchic · #33 01-10-2007, 10:01 AM

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Originally Posted by strandinthewind

Well, even that is comparatively more exciting than Canada

I know! We don't even have any snow to play in

But we will have "Canadian" bacon for breakfast

skcin · #34 01-10-2007, 10:12 AM

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Originally Posted by bikerchic

I'm sure Blair and Mark will appreciate that

But I was going to ask you to bring anything that you have on dvd, so I can burn

Will do.

strandinthewind · #35 01-10-2007, 11:09 AM

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Originally Posted by HejiraNYC

But don't you hate it when the live version of a song begins to overtake your recollection of the studio version? Granted, "Two Kinds of Love," is hardly the greatest song ever. But it annoys me that I mentally hear Robert Martin screaming "Two kinds of love, two kinds of love, two kinds of LO-OH-UH-UH-VE" at the end rather than the cooing whispery thing Stevie does on the record. Same thing when he sings "Leather and Lace" and he screams out the "...sometimes I-I-I-I-I-I cry" part.

I somehow doubt Stevie would ask him to throw in mellisma, vamp and scream out lines that are supposed to convey warmth or vulnerability. Now perhaps he would have been a more appropriate duet partner with someone like, oh, Ethel Merman.

I LOVE ETHEL!!!!!!!

I think he did exactly as she told him though I am sure he cajoled her

Interestingly, maybe she thought, "hey, let him belt it out while I sing these three notes"

But, yes, some of her live takes on shiittee bug me to death, esp. in the WH era when she would just start talking or screaming the lines

Raeven Skye · #36 01-10-2007, 12:32 PM

I love the way she's really trying to "sell" this song...the little head shake at the end, like she's really into it....priceless!

strandinthewind · #37 01-10-2007, 01:12 PM

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Originally Posted by bikerchic

. . . But we will have "Canadian" bacon for breakfast

Thre's a lewd comment in me - but I am not gonna spew it

Janis_no1 · #38 01-13-2007, 08:55 AM

I enjoyed seeing her sing a "different" song, im in agreeance that its nice to hear a rare one instead of the same old 40 times over.

I'd like to see more from the concert too, but i've looked on youtube for san jose 89 and OH MY GOD you dont want to see the first things that comes up from that search!!, anywho i also tried edge of seventeen, and edge of 17 with no luck... must be my mistyping maybe as im tired

Musicman408 · #39 01-24-2007, 04:21 PM

I was jsut thinking. It has been awhile since I asked for this song, and I am still absolutely listening to it ALL of the time.... I don;t know why. Also, I like the "great temptations" harmony on this live version better than the audio that I have, but that is just me. ha ha. Like I said, still totally love this song.