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Old 10-28-2010, 12:15 AM
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Lindsey could sing a Christine song in concert, but I'd hope he'd do it better than he does his verses in Say You Love Me.

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Old 10-28-2010, 01:58 PM
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Lindsey could sing a Christine song in concert, but I'd hope he'd do it better than he does his verses in Say You Love Me.

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However, I loved that he played his turner for SYLM on the Unleashed tour. The riff he played on the "fallin fallin fallin" part was killer!
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Agreed.

However, I loved that he played his turner for SYLM on the Unleashed tour. The riff he played on the "fallin fallin fallin" part was killer!
Was that the first time he ever played Turner on that song?
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Old 10-31-2010, 08:42 PM
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Was that the first time he ever played Turner on that song?
No, it wasn't. He played it on the Tusk tour. However, when I heard that they were doing SYLM for the 2009 tour, I thought we were going to have to sit through that awful banjo rendition. I like that Lindsey brought the track back to its original version. Even if it was toned down a bit (ie, different vocals, lighter drumming etc), the guitar part was still rockin. I can't say that I like Stevie or Lindsey doing Christine's songs, but I have to say, SYLM came across nicely.
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Old 10-31-2010, 10:12 PM
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No, it wasn't. He played it on the Tusk tour. However, when I heard that they were doing SYLM for the 2009 tour, I thought we were going to have to sit through that awful banjo rendition. I like that Lindsey brought the track back to its original version. Even if it was toned down a bit (ie, different vocals, lighter drumming etc), the guitar part was still rockin. I can't say that I like Stevie or Lindsey doing Christine's songs, but I have to say, SYLM came across nicely.
Say You Love Me is one of my favorite songs, regardless of the arrangement or who sings it. I guess changing these songs up keeps them fresh and not as boring, not neccessarily for us, but more towards Stevie/Lindsey.
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