Stevie, Lindsey or Christine?

[CADreaming]

Originally Posted by David

Stevie's my favorite of the three, but I can't even watch a whole YouTube performance from recent years--I click it off.

I approach all three the way the Catholics characterize the doctrine of the trinity: Stevie, Lindsey, and Christine are distinct yet coexist in unity, and are co-equal, co-eternal, and consubstantial. The three are of one being.

Interesting comparison!

I went with Stevie. She's still the one who can pull off a lyric that will touch me the most emotionally and make an "ok" song suddenly become grand to me. Also, I think she still is an excellent harmony singer and is the most naturally gifted at harmonies.

I prefer her younger voice too, of course. But, that goes for all of them!

[elle]

Originally Posted by CADreaming

I went with Stevie. She's still the one who can pull off a lyric that will touch me the most emotionally and make an "ok" song suddenly become grand to me. Also, I think she still is an excellent harmony singer and is the most naturally gifted at harmonies.

I prefer her younger voice too, of course. But, that goes for all of them!

sorry to make you agonize over your decision... and thanks for voting!

re voices, i can't really say for others, but i definitely prefer lindsey's voice now over his young voice during BN/FM/Rumours time. he had the range, but not the fullness that he has now.

[HejiraNYC]

Originally Posted by elle

sorry to make you agonize over your decision... and thanks for voting!

re voices, i can't really say for others, but i definitely prefer lindsey's voice now over his young voice during BN/FM/Rumours time. he had the range, but not the fullness that he has now.

...along with a truckload of digital effects!

[elle]

Originally Posted by HejiraNYC

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...along with a truckload of digital effects!

sure. someone i know recorded this... without any effects, not even mic set up for singing:



along with 2 other songs from the same evening.

i like this voice much better than rumours-era voice.