What's your favorite B side?

[t.c.]

Oh ya, I forgot about Silver Springs. I guess because I never had that 45 record and didn't have it as a "b" side myself. I had it on a double cassette that had a Stevie interview and had a bunch of songs along with the interview. I got it back in like 1986 and it was the first time I got to hear songs like Frozen Love, Insider, and Silver Springs. I was blown away. Ahhhh....my early Stevie fanatic days.....memories!

[darklinensuit]

Originally posted by t.c.

Garbo seems so classic Stevie, it's a shame that never made it onto an album. Can you imagine a nice 80's video for that?

I think the If Anyone Falls video fits Garbo just as well.

- Jake

[t.c.]

That video was running through my mind too when I was thinking of what a Garbo video would be like....it reminded me of If Anyone Falls.

[nightbird28]

One more Big Time Rock and Roll Star should have been on rock a little. it's classic stevie and would have made a great on tour video.

[darklinensuit]

Originally posted by nightbird28
One more Big Time Rock and Roll Star should have been on rock a little. it's classic stevie and would have made a great on tour video.

I like the first half, but the song leaves me hanging - it doesn't build to anything, and the undercover music lover vocal makes me cringe. If they fixed the second half I'd be into it.

- Jake

[strandinthewind]

Originally posted by darklinensuit
. . . and the undercover music lover vocal makes me cringe. . . .

Bless her heart, the notes fly off the measure she bends them so hard.

But - I still love you Stevie!!!!!

[darklinensuit]

Originally posted by strandinthewind
Bless her heart, the notes fly off the measure she bends them so hard.

But - I still love you Stevie!!!!!

It's weird, I love the raspy vocals on The Nightmare and Rock a Little but can't stand them on I Sing For The Things and OMBTRARS.

- Jake