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Old 02-25-2007, 04:28 PM
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Just watched this (nothing on the tele!) after such a long time!

What is so evident about this for me is that Stevie is such an amazing vocalist -she just sits and sings and absolutely blew me away (The Tower/Lindsey's songs - why didn't he use those vocals on the finished versions????)

And why doesn't Stevie just get into the studio and sing some great songs - if she is not happy singing her own songs she should just look into the vault of wonderful current songwriters - Patty Griffin/Shawn Colvin/Karen Peris/Judie Tzuke)

All i know is i need to hear that voice singing some new songs!!
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Old 02-25-2007, 04:39 PM
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I agree. I'm just in love with Stevie's voice. her inflection, her tone, her vibrato. just the sound of her voice, especially in it's soft state, takes me away.
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Old 02-26-2007, 12:49 AM
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Patty Griffin is amazing, I'd love to see a collaboration with stevie. She once mention stevie as a major influence in some mag. Plus, they already have something in common; the dixie chicks covered their songs and f$*#ed um up
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Patty Griffin is amazing, I'd love to see a collaboration with stevie. She once mention stevie as a major influence in some mag. Plus, they already have something in common; the dixie chicks covered their songs and f$*#ed um up
correction: the dixie chicks covered landslide and brought stevie's music to a new generation and raked in the bucks for stevie.

and i like the dixie chicks' take on patty's songs.
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Old 02-26-2007, 09:01 AM
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why didn't he use those vocals on the finished versions????)
I don't think there's anything on there she did on his songs that's not on the album. They're just mixed in quieter than his vocals, which, however disappointing it may be, is to be expected.
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I agree. I'm just in love with Stevie's voice. her inflection, her tone, her vibrato. just the sound of her voice, especially in it's soft state, takes me away.
Yet, in the final product hardly reflected this. When she sang "if that's all there is" at the end of SYHA, it is barely heard on the record. In fact, her voice can sound like a tin can on the record. I remember thinking "what did they do to it because she sounded so natural and good on the doc." Ditto for much of TISL. So, Stevie, if you are readind -- some good advice is stay away from the computer manipulated voice and just sing it, it tends to sound better, at least to this fan
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Old 02-26-2007, 09:48 AM
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Yet, in the final product hardly reflected this. When she sang "if that's all there is" at the end of SYHA, it is barely heard on the record. In fact, her voice can sound like a tin can on the record. I remember thinking "what did they do to it because she sounded so natural and good on the doc." Ditto for much of TISL. So, Stevie, if you are readind -- some good advice is stay away from the computer manipulated voice and just sing it, it tends to sound better, at least to this fan
I was actually speaking in general terms...not specifically towards any recording in particular.

but, I do agree.
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I was actually speaking in general terms...not specifically towards any recording in particular.

but, I do agree.
I wonder if she just releases contriol once she sings it and they bring the final product to her for mixing, which she apparently takes an interest in. I mean if I can hear the difference, surely she can

Note to the weak at heart - I adore la Nicks. I am just commenting on the IMO lacking production standard of her vocals in the final product.
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correction: the dixie chicks covered landslide and brought stevie's music to a new generation and raked in the bucks for stevie.

and i like the dixie chicks' take on patty's songs.

To each his own.
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correction: the dixie chicks covered landslide and brought stevie's music to a new generation and raked in the bucks for stevie.
And no doubt Stevie was laughing all the way back to the bank.
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And no doubt Stevie was laughing all the way back to the bank.
It was funny, in an interview she was talking about the Dixie Chicks doing her song and says something like 'not only did it make me a fortune, but it also brought my music to another generation who might hear my songs and go out and buy my records'. Funny girl. Always thinking about that buck!!
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To each his own.
well, the first part is pretty much a fact, but the second part, you're right, is my opinion.

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And no doubt Stevie was laughing all the way back to the bank.
i would have been!
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correction: the dixie chicks covered landslide and brought stevie's music to a new generation and raked in the bucks for stevie.

and i like the dixie chicks' take on patty's songs.
I don't loathe their Landslide, but I don't love it either. Now their versions of Patty's tunes are superb, IMO. To be honest, I prefer their Top of the World over Patty's.



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Yet, in the final product hardly reflected this. When she sang "if that's all there is" at the end of SYHA , it is barely heard on the record. In fact, her voice can sound like a tin can on the record. I remember thinking "what did they do to it because she sounded so natural and good on the doc." Ditto for much of TISL. So, Stevie, if you are readind -- some good advice is stay away from the computer manipulated voice and just sing it, it tends to sound better, at least to this fan

I don't disagree with you, just wanted to ask - am I the only one who sings this line from SYHA? And the higher, slightly behind tempo "steal your heeaaarrrrt awayyyys?" Just me?
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I don't disagree with you, just wanted to ask - am I the only one who sings this line from SYHA? And the higher, slightly behind tempo "steal your heeaaarrrrt awayyyys?" Just me?
No, I do it too. Just like I sing a higher harmony on "I Am Waiting" from UTS, because I thought Stevie sounded great on that on the DR doc and I just can't sing it anyway else anymore.
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Old 02-27-2007, 11:56 AM
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No, I do it too. Just like I sing a higher harmony on "I Am Waiting" from UTS, because I thought Stevie sounded great on that on the DR doc and I just can't sing it anyway else anymore.
Dude. I know. I do the same thing.
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