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UnwindedDreams · #**106** 10-23-2005, 04:20 PM

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Originally Posted by dissention

Yeah, it's at the Hilton.

I must be a rare bird because I like her voice now better than ever. The current acoustic versions of The Dream's Lost On Me are heavenly and I don't think they would have been as good, or poignant, thirty years ago.

She sings "Cruise on, mother****ers!' these days.

i think she's in good physical shape but I liked her voice when it had that michael jackson sound

dissention · #**107** 10-23-2005, 04:22 PM

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Originally Posted by DeadliestPoison

Not to mention the live version of "Hello Joe" that's on Live By Request. Sooo pretty.

I watched it this morning while I exercised.

Don't forget the live version of Presence Dear on that DVD, though. She sounds exactly as she did when it was first recorded and it makes me squeeeeeeeal.

rbs3676 · #**108** 10-23-2005, 04:26 PM

Best seats...

Front row, dead center, F.M. The Dance tour, San Antonio, Halloween night. That was a blast.

I've also been lucky to stand on the side of the stage for a few Cheap Trick shows as well as a Ramones show or two back in the day. Great memories there...

rbs

#**109** 10-23-2005, 05:17 PM

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Originally Posted by catinthedark

You? Have the coolest life. You are definitely the coolest mom I've ever met (with apologies to my mom)!

Now if only we could get Stevie to play a Maritimes show...

LoL Thanks Cat...I just go with the flow in life..My girls think Im eccentric at times..but thats ok...ha ha.Keeps em on their toes...tee hee
Ohh and if Stevie ever plays the Maritimes..I think I would die.I did ask one of the sound guys that work with her and FM to please pass the message along to her that we are so Waiting for it to happen...Here's hoping...

ShangriLaTroubl · #**110** 10-23-2005, 05:19 PM

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Originally Posted by UnwindedDreams

I could have gotten backstage passes for that show but Debbie's voice just isn't what it used to be

it's at the hilton...right?

I love HOG!

I love Debbie, such a personality. I just bought their 1998 Live DVD on Amazon about an hour ago!

Chris

dissention · #**111** 10-23-2005, 05:30 PM

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Originally Posted by ShangriLaTroubl

I love Debbie, such a personality. I just bought their 1998 Live DVD on Amazon about an hour ago!

Chris

Is it the one that just came out as a special edition with the Live album added to it? I saw that yesterday and thought it was a great deal.

Have you ever seen the Live DVD? It. Kicks. Ass.

#**112** 10-23-2005, 06:55 PM

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Originally Posted by trackaghost

You're gonna get to meet George? That is seriously cool.
I hope he's lovely, I couldn't bear it if he isn't. Let me know how it goes anyway

I will let you know if George is as nice as they say..He will be here on the 30th of Oct.

rbs3676 · #**113** 10-23-2005, 10:01 PM

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Originally Posted by dissention

I just okay seats for the Blondie show in Atlantic City in two weeks. From what I could determine on the seating chart on Ticketmaster, they're ninth row in section 101 on the left side of the stage. Not the greatest, not the worst, but I wasn't going to pass them up.

I've met Debbie twice and she is a complete doll. The first time we met I asked Joey Ramone to introduce us and she gave me a big hug. Chris Stein was walking around with a puppet of some sort...I thought that was strange.
I ran into Clem Burke a few times in Los Angeles at Duke's...

Didn't know that Blondie were on tour. That would be a GREAT show!!

rbs

dissention · #**114** 10-23-2005, 10:09 PM

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Originally Posted by rbs3676

I've met Debbie twice and she is a complete doll. The first time we met I asked Joey Ramone to introduce us and she gave me a big hug. Chris Stein was walking around with a puppet of some sort...I thought that was strange.
I ran into Clem Burke a few times in Los Angeles at Duke's...

Didn't know that Blondie were on tour. That would be a GREAT show!!

rbs

I'm jealous.

Nah, I'd pass out if I got to actually meet her. It would be like a little boy meeting Superman.