The Youtube Thread - Page 2

SapphireSister · #16 08-11-2010, 12:36 PM

You guys know how much I love the Bootylicious video but there needed to be some shots of Stevie out there shakin' her ass with the girls.

BTFLCHLD · #17 08-12-2010, 11:38 AM

looking for a decent vid recording of enchanted...
can somebody help me out?

BTFLCHLD · #18 11-08-2010, 12:39 PM

Timothy White's "ROCKSTARS" interview with Stevie.
Stevie recites the very first song she wrote, talks about the writing/recording of the song Seven Wonders, the Betty Ford Clinic, Lindsey, the new Fleetwood Mac, and the duet 'Are You Mine?' that she recorded with Billy Burnette in 1985.

SapphireSister · #19 11-08-2010, 01:06 PM

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Originally Posted by BTFLCHLD

Timothy White's "ROCKSTARS" interview with Stevie.
Stevie recites the very first song she wrote, talks about the writing/recording of the song Seven Wonders, the Betty Ford Clinic, Lindsey, the new Fleetwood Mac, and the duet 'Are You Mine?' that she recorded with Billy Burnette in 1985.

Thanks for posting, I enjoyed this interview. I don't like Are You Mine, never have and to be honest I hate the whole time period of FM with Rick and Billy but that's for another thread.

An after thought: Stevie really got the **** end of the stick on the TITN album as far as I'm concerned. First of all, she only had 3 songs and should have had 4 and out of the three the two that she write were mediocre at best and she didn't even write the 3rd one that became a hit (Seven Wonders). Why didn't they include one of her fabulous RAL outtakes? That being said TINT was a fabulous and successful album but not due to Stevie. Big Love, Everywhere, and Little Lies are the gems of this album and classic FM. I am a huge Seven Wonders fan like I said but I can't truly love it the way I would if she had written it. Anyone else have thoughts on Stevie and TITN?

SuperFleetwood · #20 11-09-2010, 09:11 PM

BTFLCHLD, didnt you have a youtube channel? i came accrose it 5 times

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Dr.Brown · #21 11-09-2010, 10:34 PM

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Originally Posted by SapphireSister

An after thought: Stevie really got the **** end of the stick on the TITN album as far as I'm concerned. First of all, she only had 3 songs and should have had 4 and out of the three the two that she write were mediocre at best and she didn't even write the 3rd one that became a hit (Seven Wonders). Why didn't they include one of her fabulous RAL outtakes? That being said TINT was a fabulous and successful album but not due to Stevie. Big Love, Everywhere, and Little Lies are the gems of this album and classic FM. I am a huge Seven Wonders fan like I said but I can't truly love it the way I would if she had written it. Anyone else have thoughts on Stevie and TITN?

I think the problem here was that Stevie was not "all there", physically and mentally, due to her addiction to cocaine followed by klonopin. She took a more active role very late in the production of TITN after her release from the Betty Ford clinic. It's a shame as she had a fair number of demos with greater potential. Perhaps she wanted to hold those for her next solo project.

As far as what was produced for TITN, I would have dropped "-" and added "+" a few of the tracks ( b-side swaps) as follows:

+"You and I, Part I"
"Big Love"
"Seven Wonders"
"Everywhere"
"Caroline"
"Tango in the Night"

+"Ricky"
"Mystified"
"Little Lies"
-"Family Man"
-"Welcome to the Room... Sara"
"Isn't It Midnight"
-"When I See You Again"
+"Down Endless Street"
"You and I, Part II"

"Book of Miracles" CD bonus track?

It does appear to give short-shrift to Stevie but Christine and Lindsey were really at the top of their game at this period and this track listing would have made a great album even better.

BTFLCHLD · #22 11-10-2010, 11:02 AM

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Originally Posted by SuperFleetwood

BTFLCHLD, didnt you have a youtube channel? i came accrose it 5 times

I had a youtube channel, then the channel was 86'd when the WBR went nutz on Lindsey's channel, etc. I created another channel with the FM/LINDSEY/STEVIE videos avail for private viewing only. I also have another channel set up for TAKU to utilize videos on his myspace, webpage, etc.

Is there something you are seeking specifically, or just curious?

SapphireSister · #23 11-10-2010, 09:58 PM

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Originally Posted by Dr.Brown

I think the problem here was that Stevie was not "all there", physically and mentally, due to her addiction to cocaine followed by klonopin. She took a more active role very late in the production of TITN after her release from the Betty Ford clinic. It's a shame as she had a fair number of demos with greater potential. Perhaps she wanted to hold those for her next solo project.

As far as what was produced for TITN, I would have dropped "-" and added "+" a few of the tracks ( b-side swaps) as follows:

+"You and I, Part I"
"Big Love"
"Seven Wonders"
"Everywhere"
"Caroline"
"Tango in the Night"

+"Ricky"
"Mystified"
"Little Lies"
-"Family Man"
-"Welcome to the Room... Sara"
"Isn't It Midnight"
-"When I See You Again"
+"Down Endless Street"
"You and I, Part II"

"Book of Miracles" CD bonus track?

It does appear to give short-shrift to Stevie but Christine and Lindsey were really at the top of their game at this period and this track listing would have made a great album even better.

Thank you for the insight!

BTFLCHLD · #24 01-24-2011, 04:31 PM

Sanne2 · #25 01-26-2011, 06:49 AM

This video is to wish some guy a happy birthday but ofcourse Stevie has to make it all about herself LOL!

Stevie at 0:55

BTFLCHLD · #26 02-07-2011, 07:54 PM

BTFLCHLD · #27 05-06-2011, 04:53 PM

for me, can't determine where best to put this with so many different IYD threads...not easy on my eyes and im tired of squinting...so utube it is!

AP uploaded this

I love the sheer gloves, the wavy hair, and the red fan.

BTFLCHLD · #28 05-06-2011, 05:00 PM

steve59 · #29 05-06-2011, 05:26 PM

As regards the Top of the Pops Rooms on Fire vid. Havn't seen that in ages. TBH I had completely forgotten about it. Fabulous stuff. Made my day.

Many Thanks

Japhry · #30 05-06-2011, 06:04 PM

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Originally Posted by Dr.Brown

I think the problem here was that Stevie was not "all there", physically and mentally, due to her addiction to cocaine followed by klonopin. She took a more active role very late in the production of TITN after her release from the Betty Ford clinic. It's a shame as she had a fair number of demos with greater potential. Perhaps she wanted to hold those for her next solo project.

As far as what was produced for TITN, I would have dropped "-" and added "+" a few of the tracks ( b-side swaps) as follows:

+"You and I, Part I"
"Big Love"
"Seven Wonders"
"Everywhere"
"Caroline"
"Tango in the Night"

+"Ricky"
"Mystified"
"Little Lies"
-"Family Man"
-"Welcome to the Room... Sara"
"Isn't It Midnight"
-"When I See You Again"
+"Down Endless Street"
"You and I, Part II"

"Book of Miracles" CD bonus track?

It does appear to give short-shrift to Stevie but Christine and Lindsey were really at the top of their game at this period and this track listing would have made a great album even better.

IMHO they should have added Juliet to TITN. The FM demo for Tango is superior to what ended up on Other Side of the Mirror.