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Old 11-10-2005, 07:02 PM
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By the way, Stevie and Christine aren't really comparable, their style are too different. I definitely prefer Stevie's complexity and ability to border the dark side of life drowning it in a sea of love but I have a deep respect also for Christine's bright use of good manners to hide a sharp and sensitive soul.

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Very good description of the two. But of course Chris is more my style...but to each his own!
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Old 11-10-2005, 07:14 PM
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Most of you know this but I love both Stevie and Christine. I like Christine's stuff a lot more, but that doesn't mean I don't like Stevie.

In fact, I think Bella Donna, and Wild Heart are excellent albums. RAL and OSOTM are great as well actually. I appreciate Stevie's stuff a lot and make fun of her because i'm a fan, not because I don't like her.

Now go stare at the stairs and blow through like a ghost and a dark king with boots on in the winter!!
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Old 11-10-2005, 07:29 PM
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Now go stare at the stairs and blow through like a ghost and a dark king with boots on in the winter!!
Hey! Go put that talent to use in my Stevie song generator thread! We need ot get this album off the ground!
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Old 11-10-2005, 10:23 PM
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You all have the emotional maturity of fourteen year olds.
Looks like Barry Gibb and I started a joke.
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I thought it was Robin.
Actually, Barry, Robin & Maurice all co-wrote it. But that was too wordy.
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Perhaps it was Andy
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Yes but Robin did proclaim that he started the joke, did he not? Perhaps I confuse the voices but he does seem to think he is the one responsible.
That's a good question... and you might be right, Lux! I confuse their voices pretty often, too.

I do love me some Bee Gees though. Especially "Tragedy."

Tragedy!
I don't know the rest of the words, but the next word's
Tragedy!
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That's a good question... and you might be right, Lux! I confuse their voices pretty often, too.

I do love me some Bee Gees though. Especially "Tragedy."

Tragedy!
I don't know the rest of the words, but the next word's
Tragedy!

nothing gets by you johnny!!
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Oh.My.God.
Tragedy is awesome.
You know, when I was little - I would complain about something or other - allegedly "whining" - and my mum would immediately start singing:
"TRAGEDY! WHEN THE FEELINGS GONE AND YOU CAN'T GO ON IT'S TRAGEDY!!!!!"
(all sarcastically, of course! With the eyes and everything. And right away.
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There was a little routine....and I mean she did this for years...and still might....a little short dance with a dynamic 10 second vocal...
Just to truly bring home how silly and not relevant my concerns were....

Carry on; that song is great!
*sorry, I had to comment, as it is a life song!Because if you really think about it, is anything that tragic?*

Oh, and:
"Whenthefeelingsgoneandyoucan'tgoonit'sTRAGEDY!

whenthemownincomesandyoudon'tknowewheyehehit'shahdtotryehHEH!!!WHENNOONEINSIDEYOUISGOINGAWAY - HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!!

haha! i like your mum
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