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Interestingly, the writer mentions "Moonlight" as the album's opening track, just like the test pressing acetate. The sequencing was clearly changed at the last minute.
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I feel like she's talking about money too much lately...yes Stevie, we know you're loaded but thanks for the reminder.
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I'm pondering the original sequencing and wondering if maybe it should have stayed the way it was...Moonlight as the opener could be really amazing and I like Annabel Lee being later on in the set. I may have to do a playlist like this and see how it sounds...
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I'm pretty sure this was the playlist we heard in San Diego but not positive. Jame??
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Thanks for posting this!
![]() Hmmmmm........interesting how the song set was changed. I like the one shown here. That picture of Stevie looks like around the Bella Donna era, reminds of what she used to wear doing Edge. I may be wrong, but I agree....doesn't look like 77 to me either.
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Hey thanks for posting this article. Did I read that right, she "pulled out a laptop" -- to show the footage of the recordings? Hm.
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She just comes out and says the Stewart tour was for money. Fill those coffers before you do anything else. We all knew it anyway and we said as much. But it's stil interesting to have her say it. Michele
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These days, Stevie is pretty much the last one standing. She has a right to revel in her life's body of work & the spoils of decades long war. Especially as woman, her longevity & standing is damned impressive. Rock has always been a boy's club. And she's proven she's just as tough as they are. I guess I've just always liked it when Stevie's bratty too. Yes, she's airy fairy, but don't think for a moment she couldn't totally take you out! ![]()
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![]() "At the moment she and Stewart are formulating a way to assemble the footage into some kind of film that will accompany the album"... Oops, too late!
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There is an layout error at the beginning of the article, which as someone pointed outed in an earlier post. I've checked the page numbers, etc. and my best guess is that the first half of the lead was widowed on the pg. 2 - and therefore a separate layer - and wasn't merged with the background photo of Stevie and Dave. I extracted these pages from an electronic version of the magazine, rather than scan pages from a hard copy.
I can post the entire magazine if anyone wants it. It's 175 mb. _______________________________________________________ ![]() |
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