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Old 07-14-2005, 10:50 PM
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it was the best performance of the night... a close second would be "Sorcerer", which i am CONVINCED has now become the new "pot" song... at the very beginning of it, the background visuals show puffs of smoke covering the screen... hmmm.. i wonder where that smoke came from.. Stevie's bong perhaps?
Did she dance a lot on sorcerer? I remember her dancing a lot on this particular song for some of the TISL performances. I liked her little shawl dance for it.
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Old 07-14-2005, 10:51 PM
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LOL...Maybe she should add that pic from Details with her standing on the bong/hookah thing?

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it was the best performance of the night... a close second would be "Sorcerer", which i am CONVINCED has now become the new "pot" song... at the very beginning of it, the background visuals show puffs of smoke covering the screen... hmmm.. i wonder where that smoke came from.. Stevie's bong perhaps?
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Old 07-14-2005, 10:56 PM
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LOL...Maybe she should add that pic from Details with her standing on the bong/hookah thing?

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maybe on the next leg of the tour, when she swings back to the east coast...

woops, did i say that???
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maybe on the next leg of the tour, when she swings back to the east coast...

woops, did i say that???

come back to pnc in nj Stevie!
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Old 07-14-2005, 11:00 PM
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maybe on the next leg of the tour, when she swings back to the east coast...

woops, did i say that???
Radio City Music Hall, babee!
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come back to pnc in nj Stevie!
Not to be the downer Dani, but I seriously doubt shes gunna swing back here. She has already over saturated the NE already with the don and stevie shows. But i DID hear that stevie might come back to MA and play the "paladium" which is a club in Boston, so maybe the GD tour will be making an appearance in the NE afterall?
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Old 07-14-2005, 11:03 PM
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Radio City Music Hall, babee!
That would be awesome
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Old 07-14-2005, 11:04 PM
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Not to be the downer Dani, but I seriously doubt shes gunna swing back here. She has already over saturated the NE already with the don and stevie shows. But i DID hear that stevie might come back to MA and play the "paladium" which is a club in Boston, so maybe the GD tour will be making an appearance in the NE afterall?
Well, I could always go to Boston too. I would love PNC or Radio though. But even if she doesn't come back that is OK too. Would rather her go back to the studio.
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Old 07-14-2005, 11:07 PM
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Cin Cinn A Ti!!! Comon back, please!~Barbara

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Old 07-14-2005, 11:08 PM
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Well, I could always go to Boston too. I would love PNC or Radio though. But even if she doesn't come back that is OK too. Would rather her go back to the studio.
DEFINITLEY come to boston!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Old 07-14-2005, 11:18 PM
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DEFINITLEY come to boston!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Old 07-14-2005, 11:22 PM
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Haha same to you my love...........

but she needs to get her arse back in the studio and do some songs and one more solo tour. I think shes getting a little too old for touring, but one more woudl be great.
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It really bothers me that we know every show Stevie is going to do a twirl or dance or something on a certain song. Like everyone knows she'll twirl on Stand Back, do the pose on GDW, Twirl on edge, kick on stand back. Why can't she mix it up. Do a kick or two on edge, do a couple spins on dreams, do some funky shawl dance on Stop Draggin? Anything.......... Its always the same...... I mean i wouldn't want her to stop doing these things all together but her variety has seriously decreased over the years.

ehhh my 2 cents....
I thought she showed more than her usual measure of versatility by just doing the TwoVoices tour. She sang along on a couple of Don's songs:
Hotel California
New York Minute
The Last Worthless Evening


And she did the "time keeps ticking, ticking" motions, a few other little gestures. And she pulled out Beauty & The Beast, threw in the Circle Dance and So You Wanna Be A Rock And Roll Star.

That's not bad for Stevie. It's a shame that Henley, for whatever reasons, pulled out on the tour, putting Stevie "on the shelf," as he mentioned in an article. For as much anomosity that some folks have expressed towards Don, they were great shows. I am thinking you don't really care so much about her high kicks/twirls as much as you are expressing dissatisfaction with her set list, yes? The other thing that might be bothersome is that some fans go to not one, not two but a dozen of the same shows on the same tour. And we share bootleg videos, and see the reviews from other fans. Years ago most folks were just surprised when they got to the show. Now a lot of the surprise is gone. People are "phoning in" the set list to websites. It's certainly not "wrong" but it does take away some people's delight of actually seeing the shows for themselves.

We're going to get the "staples": Outside The Rain/Dreams, Gold Dust Woman, Rhiannon, Edge of Seventeen on a solo tour. Yes, with those Stevie predictable moves. More often than not, you'll get Landslide as well. I think the positive thing about this tour is despite having no album to sell, and there were some surprise songs included. If you didn't go to Vegas, if you weren't reading The Ledge, imagine how surprised you'd be to hear Beauty & The Beast?

I'm not disappointed. Not really. I am glad that Been A Long Time was covered on the tour after Don left. It gave the fans and Stevie a much needed jolt of "electricity." She stepped out of her comfort zone. Kudos to whoever gave her the confidence to do that.
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It really bothers me that we know every show Stevie is going to do a twirl or dance or something on a certain song. Like everyone knows she'll twirl on Stand Back, do the pose on GDW, Twirl on edge, kick on stand back. Why can't she mix it up. Do a kick or two on edge, do a couple spins on dreams, do some funky shawl dance on Stop Draggin? Anything.......... Its always the same...... I mean i wouldn't want her to stop doing these things all together but her variety has seriously decreased over the years.
I miss the way Stevie used to stomp like a member of the Jose Greco dance troupe, & then toss her head over forward & then back & then forward again, like a rock 'n' roll Carmen outside the bullring.
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Old 07-15-2005, 12:22 AM
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I thought she showed more than her usual measure of versatility by just doing the TwoVoices tour. She sang along on a couple of Don's songs:
Hotel California
New York Minute
The Last Worthless Evening


And she did the "time keeps ticking, ticking" motions, a few other little gestures. And she pulled out Beauty & The Beast, threw in the Circle Dance and So You Wanna Be A Rock And Roll Star.

That's not bad for Stevie. It's a shame that Henley, for whatever reasons, pulled out on the tour, putting Stevie "on the shelf," as he mentioned in an article. For as much anomosity that some folks have expressed towards Don, they were great shows. I am thinking you don't really care so much about her high kicks/twirls as much as you are expressing dissatisfaction with her set list, yes? The other thing that might be bothersome is that some fans go to not one, not two but a dozen of the same shows on the same tour. And we share bootleg videos, and see the reviews from other fans. Years ago most folks were just surprised when they got to the show. Now a lot of the surprise is gone. People are "phoning in" the set list to websites. It's certainly not "wrong" but it does take away some people's delight of actually seeing the shows for themselves.

We're going to get the "staples": Outside The Rain/Dreams, Gold Dust Woman, Rhiannon, Edge of Seventeen on a solo tour. Yes, with those Stevie predictable moves. More often than not, you'll get Landslide as well. I think the positive thing about this tour is despite having no album to sell, and there were some surprise songs included. If you didn't go to Vegas, if you weren't reading The Ledge, imagine how surprised you'd be to hear Beauty & The Beast?

I'm not disappointed. Not really. I am glad that Been A Long Time was covered on the tour after Don left. It gave the fans and Stevie a much needed jolt of "electricity." She stepped out of her comfort zone. Kudos to whoever gave her the confidence to do that.

i agree with most of what you said.. a fine post
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