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Originally Posted by michelej1
His hair seems to be like that in the inside picture in OOTC, when he has his back to the camera and is sitting in front of the recording console.
I remember discussing the rhyming frenzy in Wait For You and someone taking offense at the idea of "god with a rod" having a phallic meaning. Obviously, it refers to an angry God reaching down from the blustery sky to punish with a lightning rod, but I am positive that Lindsey was aware of the double entendre as well and I think he intended it. It's not why he used the phrase, but it gave it an intentional twist.
It's just like the GOS title. Yes, he meant what the poem says, but when his sister-in-law thought "screws" referred to the sexual act, I know that her mentioning that is not the first time it occurred to Lindsey. He got a little satisfaction out of her being a bit dismayed -- at least his smile when he relayed the story suggested to me that he did.
Michele
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He does seem like the type would use a lot of double entenders in his songs, similar to Bon Scott (the original lead singer of AC/DC), which you could see in The Jack and Big Balls (I dare you to listen to it with a straight face)
And wait a second...you met Lindsey? When? What was he like? Did you meet Stevie too?