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You bet your platform boots it does! Or at least it did. Maybe someone else around here saved some of it like the Roadie Amp Story. Haha, we used to have some very good writers who came up with intelligent well-crafted stories. Some of it was fact-based and others were totally fictional what-could-have-been type stories like Stevie and Lindsey married with children, etc...
Oh believe me, I know there are some truly crappy and immature stories out there that are totally stupid and practically unreadable, but yes, there was some that was deliciously sublime. There was this one story about Stevie and Lindsey in the back of a limo that was swoon-worthy! I would love ot read it again. On another note, if Joe Walsh really said that about Stevie in a public setting, then he is skeevier than I thought, and I already didn't think much of him. He's the one who sent a car for her late at night for a booty call and took her first "acetate" of a new record. Then I think that same night he dumped her. Bleck. And Don Henley, while certainly a talented songwriter, is a spineless little fraction of a man when it comes to being honorable. With the exception of Lindsey, Stevie has terrible taste in men. And even Lindsey, though beautiful to look at, has had his moments, especially back in the day, kicking her on stage and all that. 70's afro Lindsey in his tight jeans and blue eyes was a thing to behold. Ah, I always said Stevie had him at the peak of freshness...not that he's not still a handsome guy, but young Lindsey was the yummiest.
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I used to think this way too but then I realized that Stevie has a gift I wish I could possess: the art of loving someone for their inner beauty. Most people, myself included, are most concerned with outward appearences.
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Well, I am not really referring to their outward appearances, but the way they have treated her, esp. Joe & Don. I meant she has terrible taste as far as personality goes. Don's not a bad looking guy, but he's an ass, hands down any day of the week. Like I said, LB had his moments of being a complete douche as well, but those blue eyes of his somehow must have made it easier, no?
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WHAT THE HELL ARE YOU DOING? HOW THE HELL ARE YA????? I MOVED TO NEW YORK CITY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! and - blue eyes make everything easier ![]() |
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so, maybe this has been mentioned but ive heard the amp rumour too but it wasnt S&L it was Stevie and someone else during the RAL tour... is that a diff rumour?
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In regards to Don H being an ass... well I can only go by personal experience.... I teleprompted one of his concerts and he was one of the nicest people I've worked with. During sound check and we were going over some of the lyrics (I only prompted several songs that weren't his), he saw a picture of my hubby next to my laptop and started asking about him and if he was coming to the show. I told that he was home - so Don arranged to have an all access crew pass left at will call for him. I thought that was a pretty nice thing to do. Also, after sound check, when we were all eating dinner, Don was very sweet and conversational. His son was there with him too.
But I guess everyone has their moment of assholedom, but I prefer to go by how someone personally treats me before I reach an opinion. And about S & L (or whoever) on the amps.... I don't think I've ever seen the stage void of crew after a show. Soon as those houselights go up - it's strike time! Maybe they found a place where all the roadcases are kept - that can be pretty cavernous(sp?) Just my two cents....
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Strand, you moved to NYC!? Ooh, I gotta find time to PM you and see what's up! I hope all is well.
About my saying Don was an ass, I admit I have not followed all things Stevie for several years now, but way back when, he didn't have a rep of being too nice a guy and most reports from people that worked with him the 70s and 80s cosistently came out with how self-serving and irritating he was, so I'm not saying he couldn't have changed his ways in the last decade. He did, in a rather self-centered way, put two obvious songs about Stevie (and Lindsey) on the Hotel California album that didn't paint either of them in a good light. Even in 1979 people knew it was about them and the rumor was that LB was none too happy about it. I always imagined some kind of scenario where Lindsey barged in on Don and his buddies and punched Don right in the face over the lyrics to Victim of Love. In reality he probably just pouted about it. I do readily admit Don is a superior song-writer to Lindsey. And about the "cavernous" area beside the stage and such, yeah, I think so. My personal feeling about the anecdote as it was relayed has always been that it was more likely just some smooching and groping going on, not actual sex. I don't think they would have full-on intercourse right there either, but it is totally believeable that a fire was spontaneously lit right there that burned on into the night elsewhere.
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Am I the only person who believes that "Life In The Fast Lane." is about Don and Stevie. Why would Don write about Stevie and Lindsey when Don was dating Stevie at that time. Plus all the wild things going on in that song pretty much sums up what Don and Stevie were going through in their relationship. "Call the doctor. I think think going to crash/doctor says he's coming but you got to pay in cash." That line is all about calling up your drug dealer cause you need your fix.Don and Stevie were living the wild life way more than Stevie and Lindsey were when they were a couple. I really think Stevie left her mark on Don more than she did Lindsey. Don sends her flowers on her birthday. I've been told that a number of Don's songs have been about Stevie. "Wasted Time" and "The Long Run" are two and "Not Enough Love In The World" is also about Stevie.
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