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[WildHearted]

Originally Posted by Dex

The infamous Thrown Down clip, where Stevie is explaining the difference between Dave's "suggestions" and Lindsey "telling her what to do" was an interesting inclusion in the film, and a bit of a headscratcher for me. The way she wrote off Lindsey's approach. "He was telling me what to do!!!! GRRR!!!! >=(!!!!!" Really Stevie? Sure sounded to me like he was making a suggestion I guess their history has just made her naturally defensive and a bit flinchy. Though it was great to see them together on this film, working seemingly peacefully and appreciatively.

I think you hit the nail on the head. In reality, Lindsey was just making a suggestion and you can actually tell he was very cautious in the way he was wording it (presumably in an attempt not to offend her). But clearly it didn't come off that way to Stevie. It's understandable given their history, I suppose, but that she would distinguish the two different approaches (when really I think the approach was the same, only the person doing the approaching was different) and highlight them in the documentary is telling, to me. There's an ego there and there's a sensitivity there when Lindsey is involved (or at least, there was at that time) that doesn't exist so strongly with others.

Anyway, I loved the documentary. Planning on watching it again to pick up on anything I may have missed. Like most of you, my favorite part was seeing all of the songs worked out in the studio and getting to observe some more candid moments. I liked the footage of the fireworks show in Italy and also the video recordings of the FWIW and Soldier's Angel and Moonlight demos.