Do you think Lindsey or Mick will go to one of the shows?

diamondsnake · #1 03-22-2005, 09:24 PM

Wouldn't it be cool if one of us were sitting next to Mick or some other celeb that is friends with Stevie in Vegas? Apparently the front orch. seats are VIP for celebs and high rollers (mainly) so who knows who we will be rubbing elbows with!

Sorry to start a new Vegas thread- I just could not find an appropriate thread to stick this thought into.... Sorry!

TheMacAttack · #2 03-22-2005, 09:32 PM

Mick I see going...Linds, well maybe is K stays home with the kids...

bikerchic · #3 03-22-2005, 09:46 PM

That's what's also so cool about this show.....we'll have to be on high alert for celebrity sightings!

Merf · #4 03-22-2005, 09:47 PM

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Originally Posted by diamondsnake

Sorry to start a new Vegas thread- I just could not find an appropriate thread to stick this thought into.... Sorry!

What about the mega Vegas thread that is currently about 325 pages long?

I think it's a definitely that all Stevie's friends and exes will be there, including Mick and Lindsey (and the rugrats, possibly, as well... they seem to be acclimated to the noise of concerts after all the ones they were on stage for this year)

I am sure those of you who will going will see a lot of famous faces in the audience.

diamondsnake · #5 03-22-2005, 09:59 PM

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I am sure those of you who will going will see a lot of famous faces in the audience.

Maybe... but I don't care if friggin Tom Cruise is sitting next to me- my eyes will be on Stevie all night!

diamondsnake · #6 03-22-2005, 10:02 PM

I don't think Lindsey is as happy for Stevie (and all her success) as she is for him. I remember reading something where Stevie was all excited to give Lindsey a copy of TISL and then he didn't even open the CD for like a year. Maybe that is just a rumour, does anyone know anything about that?

He just doesn't seem to like Stevie the way she adores him. I think he is jealous her in a way... so even if he is invited by Stevie- he may not go to the show.

EnchantedSLN · #7 03-22-2005, 10:09 PM

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I remember reading something where Stevie was all excited to give Lindsey a copy of TISL and then he didn't even open the CD for like a year. Maybe that is just a rumour, does anyone know anything about that?

You're thinking of the story of Bella Donna. Lindsey heard Trouble In Shangri-La and congratulated Stevie on what he said was the best work she's done yet. He also played guitar on 'I Miss You'.

David · #8 03-22-2005, 10:11 PM

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I remember reading something where Stevie was all excited to give Lindsey a copy of TISL and then he didn't even open the CD for like a year.

It takes me a year just to get that damn sticky plastic off the CD.

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He just doesn't seem to like Stevie the way she adores him. I think he is jealous her in a way... so even if he is invited by Stevie- he may not go to the show.

I don't think he's seen her more than once or twice total. Maybe it's because he doesn't like her albums.

David · #9 03-22-2005, 10:16 PM

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Lindsey heard Trouble In Shangri-La and congratulated Stevie on what he said was the best work she's done yet.

Undoubtedly carefully comparing & contrasting the work with "The Wild Heart," "The Other Side of the Mirror," "Rock a Little" & "Street Angel"!

(In fact, after listening to "Greta," Lindsey was overheard to have said, "Gosh . . . hmmm . . . that's . . . what's next?")

Lindsey is probably as familiar with Stevie's solo albums as Stevie is with, say, Peter Green's "The End of the Game" or "White Sky."

diamondsnake · #10 03-22-2005, 10:25 PM

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It takes me a year just to get that damn sticky plastic off the CD.
I don't think he's seen her more than once or twice total. Maybe it's because he doesn't like her albums.

I think he wants the mainstream success that Stevie has had with her solo career. His solo albums never end up seeing the light of day half the time. So he, most likely, can only be so happy about her solo records receiving so much hype.

diamondsnake · #11 03-22-2005, 10:26 PM

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You're thinking of the story of Bella Donna. Lindsey heard Trouble In Shangri-La and congratulated Stevie on what he said was the best work she's done yet. He also played guitar on 'I Miss You'.

I agree with Lindsey... TISL is Stevie's best work.

As far as BD goes, what happened? Did he just never listen to the record when she sent him a copy?

amber · #12 03-22-2005, 10:28 PM

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I think he wants the mainstream success that Stevie has had with her solo career. His solo albums never end up seeing the light of day half the time. So he, most likely, can only be so happy about her solo records receiving so much hype.

I agree. I thought he was over it by now, but maybe he isn't. Evidence bieng, how Stevie said that Lindsey asked her to tone her outfits down for the mac shows. Course, that's Stevie saying that, but if it's true...
Sesly, I would think he'd have contained his jealousy by now, but I don't know.

I would hope he's not, and would rather give him the benefit of the doubt...

bikerchic · #13 03-22-2005, 10:35 PM

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Lindsey is probably as familiar with Stevie's solo albums as Stevie is with, say, Peter Green's "The End of the Game" or "White Sky."

.....aaaaaa, don't be fooled......

EnchantedSLN · #14 03-22-2005, 10:42 PM

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As far as BD goes, what happened? Did he just never listen to the record when she sent him a copy?

You can probably find the interview on the Nicksfix. As I recall, she gave him the acetate one day when he was working in the studio, and he just left it leaning against a console or something and never took it home.

amber · #15 03-22-2005, 10:44 PM

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You can probably find the interview on the Nicksfix. As I recall, she gave him the acetate one day when he was working in the studio, and he just left it leaning against a console or something and never took it home.

You'd think he'd have probably listened to it by now, though.

You know, he's probably heard "Edge" and "SDMHA" and Leather and Lace somewhere...