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Old 04-15-2010, 11:24 PM
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Originally Posted by vermicious knid View Post
Danny Goldberg wrote this:
I got it into my head that I should direct a video for “Edge of Seventeen,” the third single. I felt that Stevie’s own environment, filled with cosmic drawings and knickknacks, and her own private flamboyance would be a great visual accompaniment to the song. Somehow I forgot that the most important thing about a video is how the performer herself looks. The cinematographer we got lit her in a way that was unflattering. The video itself was an amateurish mess and had to be totally scrapped. Luckily she had recently shot an HBO special and we were able to excerpt her performance of “Edge of Seventeen” to maintain her exposure on MTV. I had a significantly enhanced respect for video directors and never tried dabbling in their field again. The experience reminded me that it was the artist’s job to be creative and my role was to be their advocate. Although Stevie was irritated for a few weeks, she soon forgave me and never mentioned this embarrassing error in judgment.

http://ledge.fleetwoodmac.net/showthread.php?t=37411
It's so weird because I do remember seeing it on tv. And it was certainly before the Internet got started so I know for sure I'm not confusing it with seeing it on youtube or something. Maybe they just played it a few times on MTV and pulled it; or maybe they played it on a local station or something along those lines. But I certainly do remember seeing it on tv "back in the day," yeah!


P.S. - By the way, I think maybe there's "proof" that I'm not misremembering this; the video is clearly from a poor-quality video tape, presumably from taping it off the air when it was first broadcast. You can tell from the way it sort of "skips" at the beginning. So I really do think I'm right, this was on tv - it's definitely a puzzle for me that's fersure!
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