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| The "Rock a Little" tour. |
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5 | 10.64% |
| The "Other Side of the Mirror" tour. |
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10 | 21.28% |
| Frankenboks and lace. |
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3 | 6.38% |
| Collaborating with Kenny G. |
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7 | 14.89% |
| Collaborating with Sheryl Crow. |
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1 | 2.13% |
| Wazzamattah, babee? |
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3 | 6.38% |
| The new songs recorded for "Timespace." |
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7 | 14.89% |
| The entire "Street Angel" album. |
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2 | 4.26% |
| Singing at a bat mitzvah with Don Henley and Tom Petty. |
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6 | 12.77% |
| Her appearance at Bill Clinton's inauguration. |
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3 | 6.38% |
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I did buy this CD used for something like $2 years ago. You have to be a diehard Stevie collector in order to own this. ![]() |
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I do, too, actually... even though I couldn't stand Jesse Camp when he was on MTV.
Stevie's vocal on that track is awfully pretty. ![]()
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By default, I'd say the Rock A Little tour because I think you're starting the poll too late chronologically. The shark had been jumped, caught, filleted & BBQ'd by then.
She was on the downward slide during the Mirage tour.
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Gonna have to say OSOTM tour. If there was a choice for "when she started taking Klonopin" I may have had to go with that. I can't remember when exactly she started taking it. Don't tell me it was the OSOTM tour?
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i'm pretty sure it was late 86/early 87. don't think it was as late as 89, tho.
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![]() I must admit that I was a bit disappointed by RAL when it first came out (I even wrote a bad review for the school newspaper ). But as dated as it sounds, it really has held up as quite a little gem. It rocks. It's campy. It's soothing. The tour, on the other hand... ![]() |
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but she was ****ing fine on the mirage tour. |
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![]() I suspect she didn't become a total drone until OSOTM. As with any other addictive drug, she had probably built a tolerance and started taking escalating amounts to maintain an even keel. I have seen heroin addicts getting detoxed with all kinds of nasty ***** like Klonopin and Methadone... and I just wondered why they didn't just stay on heroin. Pick your poison. ![]() |
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Nobody before or since has been able to rock a tablecloth on her head like Mama!
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I can't answer this...It's too tough. OSOTM was a great album but the Timespace tracks were desperate. However, allthough Street Angel was abysmal, TISL was amazing so she sorta dunked in the early 90's until The Dance and then she was back with a bang in '97 and is still incredible today IMO.
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The SA tour was a different voice than WH (mostly) and before. Though her voice was strong and very clear on SA, she never went near the octaves she used to on WH and prior.
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Stevie has never jumped shark.
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You're right. She jumped the donut.
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