Writing A Letter For Stevie!! - Page 3

Gypsy-Rhiannon · #31 04-07-2009, 04:31 PM

Good luck with your letter Ethan. Just don't hold your breath for a reply.. or that she will even read it

Musicman408 · #32 04-10-2009, 08:28 PM

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Originally Posted by Gypsy-Rhiannon

Good luck with your letter Ethan. Just don't hold your breath for a reply.. or that she will even read it

Thank you- Yeah, we can only hope for the best!!

Since I'm only 3 rows back, who knows what'll happen!

Macfanforever · #33 04-10-2009, 09:42 PM

Good luck,Ethan,Lets pray it will get to her.

jkmaletic · #34 04-11-2009, 12:09 AM

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Originally Posted by skcin

Good point.

Probably.

Let me know how you feel about this person & his posts after you've been here a few months.

Damn right. Once you sit front, you act like a...

Seriously. I wouldn't count on it. Just sayin'.

A lot of venues in So. Cal. will let anyone in the orchestra area kind of mill around before the show starts. If it's like that where Ethan is going he will certainly have a chance to put a letter on the stage for a stagehand, Karen, or Cory to bring back. As far as front row always being best, I disagree. I've had it before for a Stevie show just a couple years ago and found that I actually prefer rows 3-5. Front row for me is too close. I have gotten much more band interaction sitting in 3-5 than row 1. They literally have to look down at their feet to see people in the front row. Having front row does pretty much guarantee you Edge walk success though, although that obviously doesn't happen with the FM tour. Just my opinion.

~jamie

chriskisn · #35 04-11-2009, 02:48 AM

What about running on the stage naked during a Stevie song and hand her the letter then? Not only is that sure to get her attention but she might actually read the letter as she'll be curious as to what you wrote.

Plus, depending on:

a) Your physical assets
b) Stevie's celibacy status

You might even get a date for the night!

Musicman408 · #36 04-11-2009, 08:10 AM

This stuff is hilarious you guys

I was able to get my seats updated, so now I am 3rd row center, maybe a seat or two closer to Stevie!!!!!

That's a very interesting point with the whole audience interaction thing, and it does make sense. So perhaps we're in for a stellar night!!!!

Macfanforever · #37 04-11-2009, 11:39 AM

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Originally Posted by chriskisn

What about running on the stage naked during a Stevie song and hand her the letter then? Not only is that sure to get her attention but she might actually read the letter as she'll be curious as to what you wrote.

Plus, depending on:

a) Your physical assets
b) Stevie's celibacy status

You might even get a date for the night!

Hahaha He might get a date with her security,if that happens.

chriskisn · #38 04-11-2009, 09:23 PM

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Originally Posted by Macfanforever

Hahaha He might get a date with her security,if that happens.

Well actually I'm writing a book (very slowly I might add although nearly finished) where the wife of the main character is pretty much based on a Stevie Nicks character. Her husband met her by kissing her at the front row of her concert when she came down to meet the fans and she made security bring him to her room....

Actually probably based more on my fantasies with Stevie Nicks than anything else...

So you know...just thought maybe it might work for Ethan....

Macfanforever · #39 04-11-2009, 10:07 PM

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Originally Posted by chriskisn

Well actually I'm writing a book (very slowly I might add although nearly finished) where the wife of the main character is pretty much based on a Stevie Nicks character. Her husband met her by kissing her at the front row of her concert when she came down to meet the fans and she made security bring him to her room....

Actually probably based more on my fantasies with Stevie Nicks than anything else...

So you know...just thought maybe it might work for Ethan....

Wow.You never know.give it a shot.and make backup copies of the letters incase they get lost in the shuffle. good luck.

jkmaletic · #40 04-13-2009, 07:41 AM

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Originally Posted by Musicman408

This stuff is hilarious you guys

I was able to get my seats updated, so now I am 3rd row center, maybe a seat or two closer to Stevie!!!!!

That's a very interesting point with the whole audience interaction thing, and it does make sense. So perhaps we're in for a stellar night!!!!

If you're 3rd row center, the stage lights will be on you, so the band will definitley see you. So, don't do anything stupid like pick your nose.

You ARE in for a stellar night Ethan! There's no feeling like it as you walk down to those seats when they are so close. The only problem now - you'll never want to settle for less after this. (That's how I am now - rows 1-5 or nothing - and I blame Stevie/Lindsey interaction for that!)

Have fun and let us know how it went!

~jamie

David · #41 04-13-2009, 09:20 AM

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Originally Posted by Musicman408

I was able to get my seats updated, so now I am 3rd row center, maybe a seat or two closer to Stevie!!!!!

Just remember: Every seat closer to STEVIE ... is also a seat closer to MICK.

chriskisn · #42 04-13-2009, 10:11 AM

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Originally Posted by David

Just remember: Every seat closer to STEVIE ... is also a seat closer to MICK.

Which is enough to make you request a seat in the BACK row...

kathy1 · #43 04-13-2009, 10:31 AM

good luck with the letter.

Musicman408 · #44 04-13-2009, 09:15 PM

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Originally Posted by jkmaletic

If you're 3rd row center, the stage lights will be on you, so the band will definitley see you. So, don't do anything stupid like pick your nose.

You ARE in for a stellar night Ethan! There's no feeling like it as you walk down to those seats when they are so close. The only problem now - you'll never want to settle for less after this. (That's how I am now - rows 1-5 or nothing - and I blame Stevie/Lindsey interaction for that!)

Have fun and let us know how it went!

~jamie

Thank you!!! This is very exciting!!!

Honestly, this is so exciting that it hasn't really set in yet. I'll believe it when I'm walking on the floor up to my seat!!!

Then I'll have to call you all and let you know that I passed out.

PenguinHead · #45 04-14-2009, 07:47 PM

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Originally Posted by ontheEdgeof17

Ok. I just read this and seriously laughed at loud.

I wouldn't bother with a letter, either. One, you are killing a tree for Stevie Nicks, who won't respond to your letter or may not even read it. Second, what do you really have to say to her that she hasn't already heard? "Your music touches me." "You've helped me through tough times." Being at the concert already shows that.

My sentiment exactly.

It's almost like a teeny-bopper from 1972 joining the David Cassidy fan club with the hope of forging a closer relationship to their icon. It's just so much more creepier when the artist is 60. It's nice that a fan feels so inspired to write a letter, but it is sadly naive.