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Old 06-11-2004, 01:21 PM
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I took a pic of them in Champaign - while they were playing the horns during Tusk, among other things! LOL I still need to use up that roll of film, will post 'em after I get 'em developed.

Wonder why they would play horns? Many have said the horns in Dont Stop are sampled in
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Old 06-11-2004, 02:18 PM
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I played his guitar. He went down on the little ledge on his side of the stage, then got up and walked to Stevie's side and let that part of the audience play.


IN THE MIDDLE PART!!!
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Old 06-11-2004, 08:47 PM
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I also disagree that his live singing on this tour is "bad," I happen to think he sounds the best on this tour than any other tour...He didn't sound that good on the Mirage tour, except for maybe the Dance tour which was more polished, he sounds great on this tour to me
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I'll agree that on The Dance CD, Lindsey sounded great and was very polished, but listen to some boots...on the tour as a whole, he was a bit rough (not that there's anything wrong with that). I think they cancelled a Canadian date that tour due to him having bronchitis, so I'm sure this had some effect on his singing voice.
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Old 06-11-2004, 08:57 PM
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IN THE MIDDLE PART!!!

Umm, unless all of the arenas or sheds you were in were different, it's almost always in the area to the right of his own mic and then he gets up and goes over to the other side to the left of Stevie's mic and people get to play his guitar on both sides of the stage. There are a lot of pictures from this tour taken while fans are playing his guitar. It's become something of a stampede to get to that little opening.

He only has the audience playing his guitar during those times and only during GYOW.
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Old 06-11-2004, 09:23 PM
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I don't think overdubbing it makes them foolish---now, the DVD of the front row SITTING DOWN maybe.

I can still hear Stevie's non-existant harmony in some of the stage songs, at the concerts. I could just be making it up inside my head where the harmonies should go as dictated by the albums the songs appeared on, but I can usually distinctly hear that Stevie voice and she's a good ways away from the microphone.

I wAS at the BOston shows, and i can assure you that no one was sitting down in the front rows, the crowd, as always in Boston, was very lively and crazy. lindsey even said it himself, "you sound like a full house tonight". Now we know we wont hear him say that in the DVD, of course the DVD is going to be edited , there were one or two quick breaks the band took that night, The concert that night was for close ups for the band and they had an audience so people would see it was actually live. Im sure they took parts from that night and the next boston night . When i recently went to see them again, when linds lets the crowd play his guitar, its definately turned on, i noticed that he let them strum while he had his fingers in place , then he pulled away to play his part and then let them strum again . so you could see he was still playing live, maybe carlos was backing him up but he was still playing his guitar. As for them fixing it for CD, That makes sense to me, why have something that doesnt sound good! they certainly must edit, but in that song, its better they just fixed that part, than omitting the song all together.
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Old 06-11-2004, 10:09 PM
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Seteca, where you say how Carlos or Neale is playing the GYOW riff on his guitar at the end at a lower level - OK yes, but he plays that the whole way through. I've been saying that Lindsey's is at a lower level - maybe I meant the reverse. When I was front row I could hear Lindsey's guitar *all* the time as the loudest thing because it was physically close, amplification regardless. But the time I was at the very back of the arena, everything sounded disturbingly perfect and the mixing in and out of the volume levels of instrument/vocal parts was pronounced. Hmm this is all interesting... we'll piece it together eventually.
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