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I have a habit of taking the thread away from the topic. Trust me to spread you masturbation comment out for two pages ![]() |
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well i'd like to point out that my comment wasn't actually about masturbation until YOU came along, mister! ![]() |
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About the songs. I used to love the Highwayman (though Sparky is right about "alas", that is kind of stinky) because it sounded authentically country to me, and I liked her voice singing that style of song. I think it is well-crafted, but by that I mean it follows a sort of standard form, and that could also be considered predictable. It sounds like a song she could have sold easily, and that it could have been sung by any number of uninteresting country singers. When I have listened to the song recently, it has sort of bored me.
BATB, on the other hand used to bug me, and I especially disliked the line "where is my beast". I loved the Cocteau film, though. Recently, I have listened to all of the live cuts posted, and I have been singing it to myself, and I really love parts of the melody. I especially like "Oh who is the beauty...who the beast Would you die of grieving when I leave Two children too blind to see I would fall in your shadow...I believe" I think her voice can really soar in this song, and it still to inspire passion in her voice. So, I like BATB better now, and The Higwayman, less now. There. I have said nothing definitive.
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You filthy, dirty minded lady!!! ![]() Gosh - I almost didn't get that one - I thought you had an attack of schizophrenia and switched personalitys on me ![]() |
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I agree with the majority that B&TB is legions above highwayman. I don't think I have ever even listend to HM in it's entirety because I can't bare it. I used to skip B&TB as well, but now it is in my top 5 favs of stevie's. I'm very weird like that. I won't listen to a song because it rubs me the wrong way. But then one day I guess I have a mood change and it touches me. Same thing happened with Sleeping Angel. OMG how I hated that song. And everyone would rave and rave about it and I just didnt' get it. Then one day I did and I love it. Which works out perfectly. It's like I discover little stevie greats over time so I'm not listening to the same thing over and over. Maybe one day I'll discover the highwayman. But I doubt it.
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