Tony's Hazy Concert Memories - Page 6

HomerMcvie · #76 03-10-2005, 10:00 PM

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Originally Posted by strandinthewind

You are so bad

But amusing tonight!

dissention · #77 03-10-2005, 10:14 PM

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Originally Posted by Lux

However it must be noted that Lindsey fans are infact superior to Stevie fans. Their appreciation for such skill and class, in preference to twirling chiffon being their ticket to moral superiority. I know, I am one of them.

Of course. This has always been the case. We do not need an off-kilter twirl to get our rocks off and never will.

KateTheCursed · #78 03-10-2005, 10:19 PM

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My wit. Keep up.

Gee don't let those massive 26 posts I've accumulated fool you. I'm virtually omniscent.

dissention · #79 03-10-2005, 10:22 PM

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Originally Posted by KateTheCursed

Gee don't let those massive 26 posts I've accumulated fool you. I'm virtually omniscent.

Apparently not. It's omniscient.

strandinthewind · #80 03-10-2005, 10:23 PM

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Originally Posted by dissention

Of course. This has always been the case. We do not need an off-kilter twirl to get our rocks off and never will.

just an overbaked Virginia ham dog pawing the unpluged guitar in the same, stale, rote manner on a nightly basis

dissention · #81 03-10-2005, 10:30 PM

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Originally Posted by strandinthewind

just an overbaked Virginia ham dog pawing the unpluged guitar in the same, stale, rote manner on a nightly basis

You got me there.

He can get annoying as all hell, I won't deny it. His dancing and his Tusk antics make me cringe in agony. Not to mention his speeches and guitar phucking during Stand back.

David · #82 03-10-2005, 10:34 PM

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Originally Posted by KateTheCursed

That certainly isn't what I was trying to convey, and I hope it didn't come across as such.

Definitely not.

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Truthfully though if I were to pick out a time period where I were to have little to no interest in Stevie as a performer it would probably be from about '85 to '95. As a fan those years (the Rock A Little Era in particular) are painful to me to watch footage of.

Lots of people are with you on that one.

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Yet I am quite sure that there are some people who would undoubtedly list that time as when they fell in love with Stevie's music.

There's a guy named Pete who periodically posts here who I think feels that way.

I remember arguing once (well, not arguing since I don't argue) with the pop music critic at the Sacramento paper about whether "Walk a Thin Line" was better on "Tusk" or on "The Visitor." I opted for the former & he for the latter. We figured we were at an impasse, & he said that you gravitate toward & long for whatever you heard first.

glitter_fades · #83 03-10-2005, 10:56 PM

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Originally Posted by dissention

You got me there.

He can get annoying as all hell, I won't deny it. His dancing and his Tusk antics make me cringe in agony. Not to mention his speeches and guitar phucking during Stand back.

Beee haaave!

gldstwmn · #84 03-10-2005, 11:55 PM

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Originally Posted by dissention

Of course. This has always been the case. We do not need an off-kilter twirl to get our rocks off and never will.

Unless it's Sisters Of The Moon From The Mirage Video.

gldstwmn · #85 03-10-2005, 11:58 PM

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Originally Posted by strandinthewind

just an overbaked Virginia ham dog pawing the unpluged guitar in the same, stale, rote manner on a nightly basis

Don't you mean San Jose Ham? Or Marin County Ham?

gldstwmn · #86 03-10-2005, 11:59 PM

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Originally Posted by dissention

You got me there.

He can get annoying as all hell, I won't deny it. His dancing and his Tusk antics make me cringe in agony. Not to mention his speeches and guitar phucking during Stand back.

But honey, really, who the phuck else can play like that? Without a pick? He's a self taught genius. Give him that much.