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Thinking of what Aleuzzi and Elle were saying, I would add that while you'd expect to get different sounding songs from different singers and songwriters, I think there's a lot of variety if you break the song catalogs down by individual as well. I think all of them have a wide spectrum of sounds, as opposed to someone like Chris Isaak, whom I love, but he just has too many songs that sound alike for me. I feel if I have 10 of his songs, I have everything he has ever done and can do and I don't feel that way about the Macsters.
I was thinking of Sugar Daddy and saying to myself that it would have fit perfectly on IMT next to Anything is Possible or Bad Journey . Yet, Meantime also boasts Calumny which is a complete departure from those songs, I think. And this is true of Lindsey and Stevie's repertoires as well. We have a nice range of diversity just from each of the artists, separately. Michele |
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