The doc!!!

[golden braid]

Originally posted by wondergirl9847
LMAO!! Did anyone notice Lindsey's circa 1982 Mirage video "adjustment" during the photo shoot?? I just about died. Go watch it again, he's wearing the leather pants, laying on the floor and he adjusts...it's the funniest thing. BWAH!!

I am about to go watch it again, it's on in 3 minutes....I wanna LISTEN to stuff I missed the first time around. I'll be back with more thoughts later.

I'm going to go rewind the tape now and watch this again.

[Johnny Stew]

Originally posted by wondergirl9847
WTH song was playing RIGHT after Stevie got there and they were playing her demos? Anyone know? Was that part of Thrown Down???

That was the intro to "Destiny Rules," that we heard first. But that's all we get to hear of it before they cut to "Say You Will," and then "Silver Girl."

Originally posted by wondergirl9847
Her going "We want all of Lindsey's dreams to come true..."...she sounded sarcastic. LOL

See, I didn't think she sounded the least bit sarcastic. Rather, she sounded absolutely sincere and concerned for his happiness.

[diamondsnake]

True, most all the 10-27 year olds burn music these days and would not buy this album...

In fact, when my grandmother, who is in her 50's, goes to a record store she buys dozens of cds!

[diamondsnake]

Does this whole double album thing really matter? Stevie said it would be twenty-two songs, so does Lindsey really care that it got cut down to eighteen? Most people bought the Limited Edition which includes two more songs. In other words, only two songs never saw the light of day. That is not something to get upset about, is it?

[secondhandchain]

First of all, nobody looked like they disliked Silver Girl at all. Lindsey look very pleased. Some of you guys need glasses. Also LIndsey did no mouth "I love you" at the AHI.

[Gypsy-Rhiannon]

Sounds fab! Can't wait to get the chance to see it!!

Pip

[stefan]

Originally posted by strandinthewind
I disagree - I thought they liked it. I liked it, esp. the flute.

No you didn't

[DeeGeMe]

When I was watching the replay last night I noticed that the picture of Waddy also appears to have Stevie in it to--off to the far left side--you see the blonde hair. It looks like it was taken on stage somewhere to me.

And I can't believe that Stevie was so amused by that singing fish. Too funny.

[teedee]

Originally posted by diamondsnake
I'm only 15 and I stood on line at midnight to buy the album! However, that is rare and I was thinking the same thing- no ten year old is going to buy it!

i think stevie was pointing out that people from age 10 -27 are the ones buying records, and cause they are young they arent gonna spend 25.oo from a group of 50 year olds. in other words if they had 25.oo it would go for a britney or justin cd. and she meant that older ppl have bills to pay and families to support, so a single cd would be best.

[BBALLGYPSY17]

WOW. That was incredible. More ways then one. The politics and the pull always dragged me back here. Let's talk a little chemistry...

I miss Chris, but with all due respect and depending on how you look at it, her absence doesn't hinder FM as much as it makes them a lot more raw, musically and otherwise. I'm still seeing two couples here. Two pairs of soulmates, interpret that however you'd like
Mick was never the 'third wheel', Chris was. She brought style, grace, and suddelty into the fold, but she's still understated, like John. When I look at the band visually I kind of divide it Stevie and Mick on one side and John and Chris on the other, dreamers v.s. realists. Lindsey's always in the middle and pulling more to the right with the realists despite how philosophical he is and because of the fact he compliments Stevie by nature.
But the 'married couple' bickering that John and Mick do is just as obvious and really makes me raise my eyebrows at the comment by John years back, "The only two people that haven't slept together are Lindsey and I, and there's still time for that" Though, again, Lindsey and John would make about as much sense as John and Chris did or that Mick and Stevie did because there's not that black and white.
Now MUSICALLY, my god do I feel like a twirp. I don't have the album yet, and the best I've done as a fan is see the concert this past summer at the Xcel Energy Center in Minnesota... BUT...I think it's about time I came back to worship

~alex~*...Bitch is back.

[ShamHy89]

I thought it was great for all of the aforementioned details. It was a wonderful look into the making of SYW. I do, however, agree that Stevie should stand up when she sings. I thought it was funny that "Sulamith" was included in the cast in the credits.

Shamus

[strandinthewind]

Originally posted by stefan
No you didn't

From the ten seconds we got to hear, I thought it was very Middle Eastern sounding and VERY different for La Nicks. I like it when she branches out. I think LB's production brought the sound back to the mainstream.

[strandinthewind]

Deanna -

ITA means "I totally agree"

[strandinthewind]

I thought it was a good production. I thought it showed LB's brilliance very effectively - that man can play some guitar!!!!

I also thought it showed La Nicks is not such a, to quote DH, "bubble headed bleached blond." She really was into the recording process and seemed to know alot about it. She also seemed very intent on acheiving her vision of how her things should sound.

[Gazza]

I could watch Lindsey just jam for ages... How much do we get to see of him and his guitar?