Is Sheryl obsessed with Stevie?

[ontheEdgeof17]

Sheryl has a man face.

[RockALittle250]

Originally Posted by ontheEdgeof17

Sheryl has a man face.

LOL!!!

[sparky]

Originally Posted by dissention

At least her arms look normal, though. Stevie's are quite freakishly photoshopped in the above pic. We all know homegirl has quite the waddle under her arms.

OMG. Totally.

I never noticed that. They took away about 30% of each arm. Good eye.

[sparky]

Originally Posted by SapphireSister

If Sheryl is trying to imitate Stevie, she really shouldn't. There is just no comparision. Look at Stevie's eyes in this shot - she is commanding, powerful, strong. The background has strong, vibrant colors with beautiful, meaningful images and extensive detail. This shot is spiritual and one of her best IMO. It really captures Stevie's essence.

On the other hand Sheryl is just sitting there was a pretty little smile on her face with some drawings in the background. At least if she was trying to imitate Stevie she could have come up with something slighly more creative. Very unimpressive IMO. This is like comparing a girl and a woman.

Umm.....very little to do with the women. Who Art Directed these photos ?
That's the person being discussed.

[Livia]

Sheryl was on Letterman last nite and he held up her CD, I couldn't see the details very well, if Sheryl was sitting or not, but I thought, "Wow, that kinda looks like the Stevie poster."

Influenced by Stevie? Definitely! Obsessed? No.

[cliffdweller]

Originally Posted by dissention

Syrupy sweet ballads and midtempo tracks that all sound alike. Out of the whole album, there's only one rocker ("Live It Up") and it's still more of a sunny pop song than anything else. The lyrics are what makes it a truly horrendous affair, though; they have none of her trademark wit or observations of society. Instead, she drones on about newfound love as if Diane Warren took her over a la "Invasion of the Body Snatchers." It's an embarrassment through and through.

Yikes. So, it's like another C'mon C'mon but with less rocking songs? Hmmmm....this isn't sounding so good. I'm wondering too, if her "trademark wit" wasn't really just a product of Jeff Trott? When she goes it alone the lyric content isn't as sharp.

[rbs3676]

That's one of my favorite shots of Stevie, actually.

And I totally dig THE HISSING OF SUMMER LAWNS...great Joni release!!!

rbs

[dissention]

Originally Posted by cliffdweller

Yikes. So, it's like another C'mon C'mon but with less rocking songs? Hmmmm....this isn't sounding so good. I'm wondering too, if her "trademark wit" wasn't really just a product of Jeff Trott? When she goes it alone the lyric content isn't as sharp.

I don't know, I thought C'mon C'mon had some very sharp lyrical content hidden behind all of the schmaltz. And tracks like "It's Only Love" and "Weather Channel" were so breathtakingly amazing that they overshadowed crap like "It's So Easy" and "Over You."

"Live It Up" is a shameful rip-off of "There Goes the Neighborhood," wait until you hear it, and "Good Is Good" steals from Bowie. She just has no edge on this new record. It's boring.

[reebokandlace]

Originally Posted by ELIUD

I'm sure any similaritie's people may find between the two images are purely coincidental. But these "Stevie is a lesbian and doing every woman she lays her hands on" rumors are a real beating and make gay people look bad.

Two beautiful women (like Stevie and Sheryl) having a sexual relationship makes other gays look bad????? ROFLMAO!!!

[Johnny Stew]

Originally Posted by reebokandlace

Two beautiful women (like Stevie and Sheryl) having a sexual relationship makes other gays look bad????? ROFLMAO!!!

No, but assuming every same-gender set of friends must be having a sexual relationship, does.

[cliffdweller]

Originally Posted by dissention

And tracks like "It's Only Love" and "Weather Channel" were so breathtakingly amazing that they overshadowed crap like "It's So Easy" and "Over You."

Indeed. You picked my two favorites on that album.

[Serrart]

Maybe they're both obsessed with Siddharta? It isn't really an unusual theme or image.

Romy

[SapphireSister]

Originally Posted by dissention

Take a minute to actually look at each of the photos. Thematically, they couldn't be any more different. They aren't just "some drawings in the background," they're obviously meant to represent a transition from living in darkness to moving on and living in light and happiness.

In no way is she trying to imitate Stevie, that's ludicrous.

I didn't say she was trying to imitate Stevie, I said if she is trying. Isn't that the point of this entire thread? (the person who started it used this as an example of Sheryl being obsessed so I'm assuming he meant to compare the 2 images). I could care less to be honest if she was or wasn't. Also, I probably did underestimate the representation of the artwork by calling them "some drawings in the background" but I can't help it. I really dislike Sheryl Crow so it's hard for me to be objective, especially when being compared to Stevie .

[SapphireSister]

Originally Posted by sparky

Umm.....very little to do with the women. Who Art Directed these photos ?
That's the person being discussed.

But were the photos not used as an example?

[strandinthewind]

Originally Posted by dissention

Take a minute to actually look at each of the photos. Thematically, they couldn't be any more different. They aren't just "some drawings in the background," they're obviously meant to represent a transition from living in darkness to moving on and living in light and happiness.

In no way is she trying to imitate Stevie, that's ludicrous.

I agree, but the overall photos apparently are so similar in the first glance that people give them a double take I certainly did. But, who knows, that photo/pose of Crow's could have been around prior to TISL anfd La Nicks lifted from it

In the end. they are both pretty cool.

Also, is that some yoga position?