Joe - Page 2

Sleepless-Child · #16 02-09-2013, 11:45 AM

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Originally Posted by sodascouts

Next to her other 80s boyfriends like Anderson and Iovine, he looks like a Greek god. It was the drinking that was wearing him down.

I don't think Iovine was THAT ugly, it was just the one eyebrow thing :P. I don't even think Mick was hotter than Joe or Jimmy, just very different styles

BrownEyedGirl26 · #17 02-10-2013, 11:45 AM

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Originally Posted by Christopher

Joe's a prick! I will never forgive him for calling Stevie a road f**k on Howard Stern

And generally for his dismissive flippant attitude towards her & appearing to not respect her. I believe if Stevie were asked today, I don't think she would call him out as the great love of her life these days. I'm convinced her attitude towards him has evolved.

Christopher, yes I feel the exact same way about him. I was listening to an interview on Youtube with JW, made last year, and Howard Stern was asking him about the women and he said to Joe that Stevie, must, certainly be on the top of his priority when it comes to women and Joe said yes and that "she was special"! Joe also said that Stevie, "helped me with my 'Confessor' album!" He even admitted to Howard that he treated women "badly" and was sorry!

Mmonta4 · #18 02-11-2013, 10:50 PM

I remember reading an interview somewhere and Stevie said "I'll never love someone as much I loved Joe, and will never have someone love me as much as Lindsey did". Something like that. I feel like this interview was not from that long ago. Anybody know?

CADreaming · #19 02-11-2013, 10:57 PM

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Originally Posted by BrownEyedGirl26

Christopher, yes I feel the exact same way about him. I was listening to an interview on Youtube with JW, made last year, and Howard Stern was asking him about the women and he said to Joe that Stevie, must, certainly be on the top of his priority when it comes to women and Joe said yes and that "she was special"! Joe also said that Stevie, "helped me with my 'Confessor' album!" He even admitted to Howard that he treated women "badly" and was sorry!

She got Keith Olsen to produce the album.

sodascouts · #20 02-11-2013, 11:15 PM

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Originally Posted by Mmonta4

I remember reading an interview somewhere and Stevie said "I'll never love someone as much I loved Joe, and will never have someone love me as much as Lindsey did". Something like that. I feel like this interview was not from that long ago. Anybody know?

I remember that too. It was basically - to paraphrase - "I love Joe like Lindsey loves me" - something to that effect. I think it was from 2006 or thereabouts.

CADreaming · #21 02-11-2013, 11:22 PM

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Originally Posted by Mmonta4

I remember reading an interview somewhere and Stevie said "I'll never love someone as much I loved Joe, and will never have someone love me as much as Lindsey did". Something like that. I feel like this interview was not from that long ago. Anybody know?

"I was thinking about it a couple of days ago - Lindsey is probably the man who loved me the most in my life. So when I die I will remember that: that of all the men in my life Lindsey, absolutely, bar none, was the man who loved me the most."

bombaysaffires · #22 02-11-2013, 11:36 PM

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Originally Posted by CADreaming

"I was thinking about it a couple of days ago - Lindsey is probably the man who loved me the most in my life. So when I die I will remember that: that of all the men in my life Lindsey, absolutely, bar none, was the man who loved me the most."

Awwww..... And clearly on some level he still really does, or he wouldn't be working so hard to make things work out. I can get pretty cynical about them doing things for the money or even professional legacy and all that...but I really get the feeling Lindsey has real regrets about a lot of the sh*t that went down between them over the years and wants to close things out at this stage of their lives on a good (or at least better) note.

Lilyfan · #23 02-13-2013, 10:41 AM

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Originally Posted by Hartbreakkid

Ok I know we are not fans of his, but I can def see what Stevie saw in him in this:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qF2OP...yer_detailpage

So, I was on youtube watching a River Dance/Clogging combo (don't ask - it's an Irish-Catholic-Jew thing) and this video popped up in the sidebar so I thought I would check it out. It surprised me - a lot. Shows another side of Joe that I've never seen and I hope it means he's gotten his act together.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tCqWMk8jXeY

Anyway, I thought it kinda fit into this conversation and so I wanted to share.

elle · #24 02-14-2013, 10:51 AM

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Originally Posted by bombaysaffires

And clearly on some level he still really does, or he wouldn't be working so hard to make things work out. I can get pretty cynical about them doing things for the money or even professional legacy and all that...but I really get the feeling Lindsey has real regrets about a lot of the sh*t that went down between them over the years and wants to close things out at this stage of their lives on a good (or at least better) note.

that's the sense i get from him too. everything you wrote here.

louielouie2000 · #25 02-14-2013, 11:38 AM

If you listen to Joe talk, he's dismissive about everything... so I don't take anything he says to heart. He's just a grizzly old recovering addict/veteran rock star.

For that matter, I don't really believe Stevie's words on anything, either. Her stories change so often, and are always greatly embellished. This whole Joe Walsh "love of her life" thing came out of nowhere after 2 decades, then died a pretty prompt death after several mentions. The woman's just flighty.

So when it comes down to it, I enjoy Joe for being a great songwriter & performer. I don't care if he did or didn't date Stevie, if he was bad to her or not, etc. His relationship with her, to whatever extent it once existed, holds no sway on my opinion of the man & his music. To hear Stevie tell it, she was certainly no angel during that time herself. I honestly never connect these two in my mind. I just don't think whatever they had was more than a drug & booze filled extended hookup, and we all know they both had plenty of those...

CADreaming · #26 02-14-2013, 11:44 AM

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Originally Posted by louielouie2000

If you listen to Joe talk, he's dismissive about everything... so I don't take anything he says to heart. He's just a grizzly old recovering addict/veteran rock star.

For that matter, I don't really believe Stevie's words on anything, either. Her stories change so often, and are always greatly embellished. This whole Joe Walsh "love of her life" thing came out of nowhere after 2 decades, then died a pretty prompt death after several mentions. The woman's just flighty.

So when it comes down to it, I enjoy Joe for being a great songwriter & performer. I don't care if he did or didn't date Stevie, if he was bad to her or not, etc. His relationship with her, to whatever extent it once existed, holds no sway on my opinion of the man & his music. To hear Stevie tell it, she was certainly no angel during that time herself. I honestly never connect these two in my mind. I just don't think whatever they had was more than a drug & booze filled extended hookup, and we all know they both had plenty of those...

I'm with you.

vivfox · #27 02-17-2013, 02:20 PM

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Originally Posted by louielouie2000

I just don't think whatever they had was more than a drug & booze filled extended hookup, and we all know they both had plenty of those...

In other words, just a road ****.

soul_drifter333 · #28 02-17-2013, 05:26 PM

Showtime debuted a new 3 hour Eagles special "History of the Eagles" this weekend. There is a new but very short interview with Stevie at the end of Part II. Something about the person who has slept with the most different members of the band or something.

Seriously, this is a new interview and she looks a little different in it. Not sure when her part of shot. Sorry I can't post a screen shot yet.

As for the special, I was disappointed. Not only was it not put together as good as the Tom Petty or George Harrison documentaries but Don and Glen came off as arrogant and power hungry, unable or unwilling to get along with the other members of the group. For the most part, they wouldn't allow the other member's song to appear on the albums and wouldn't let them sing on their own songs. If that wasn't enough, they expected to get more of the money than the other members and also the songwriting royalties. It's as if there wasn't enough money to go around, especially considering they have one of the best selling albums of all time! Maybe I need to watch it again though. Some really nice shots of Linda Ronstadt.

They did manage to get Joe sober though. Hard to believe he didn't sober till 1994. Maybe that is why he is such a vegetable these days.

Even with that, he still one of the more talented guitarist out there.

bombaysaffires · #29 02-17-2013, 05:34 PM

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Originally Posted by soul_drifter333

Don and Glen came off as arrogant and power hungry, unable or unwilling to get along with the other members of the group. For the most part, they wouldn't allow the other member's song to appear on the albums and wouldn't let them sing on their own songs. If that wasn't enough, they expected to get more of the money than the other members and also the songwriting royalties. It's as if there wasn't enough money to go around, especially considering they have one of the best selling albums of all time!

oh, so it was pretty accurate then?

michelej1 · #30 02-17-2013, 05:45 PM

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Originally Posted by soul_drifter333

Showtime debuted a new 3 hour Eagles special "History of the Eagles" this weekend. There is a new but very short interview with Stevie at the end of Part II. Something about the person who has slept with the most different members of the band or something.

You're so funny. That made me want to go record the doggone thing, just to see what she's really talking about.

Three hour special. I am jealous. Azoff how come you never do anything for FM?

Michele