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Old 12-11-2005, 03:32 AM
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I am slowley getting into this song. I have only heard the demo from enchanted though, and i heard the released version is not as good can any body post the mp3??
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Old 12-11-2005, 04:21 AM
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I think the studio version is very good also. It's always nice to hear Lindsey and Stevie singing together. It's readily available on the soundtrack to "Twister". I like the demo, studio, and live versions all really well, but in different ways.
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Old 12-11-2005, 06:50 AM
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I am slowley getting into this song. I have only heard the demo from enchanted though, and i heard the released version is not as good can any body post the mp3??
The full version of the song is good, and the added bridge is nice, but a lot of the song just kind of sits there. It doesn't have the movement of the demo, and the drums never really push it along, which is pretty inexplicable, considering it's Mick playing on the full version and just a really basic pre-recorded drum loop playing on the demo. The Buckingham/Nicks harmonies aren't that tight either.

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Old 12-11-2005, 06:56 AM
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This just sounds like another CRAPY unfished SHIIT song of hers(cough cough Street Angel album cough cough). Who produced this crap? Hey at least on the Enchanted tour we got treated to the strobe lights and wind effects when the song came on lol!

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Old 12-11-2005, 07:01 AM
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You know to me this song is like Sweet Girl Part 1. To me Stevie wrote both songs, composed and recorded while she was constipated on some toilet for hours with a bad hangover and smokers cough.
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Old 12-11-2005, 07:10 AM
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This just sounds like another CRAPY unfished SHIIT song of hers(cough cough Street Angel album cough cough). Who produced this crap?
I'm pretty sure Lindsey did, if you can believe it.
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Old 12-11-2005, 11:13 AM
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The soundtrack version is 100% better than the Enchanted version IMO. I didn't like the song until I heard it from the soundtrack.
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Old 12-11-2005, 11:33 AM
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The soundtrack version is 100% better than the Enchanted version IMO. I didn't like the song until I heard it from the soundtrack.
I really don't know which one is better.
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I've always liked the Lindsey version better. When I heard the anemic demo from Enchanted I couldn't believe Stevie ever wanted us to hear it. The guitar adds so much more on the soundtrack version. I think Lindsey wanted to mimmick the whirlwind of a tornado tearing through a town with it. At least that's what I think of when I hear it. Plus the "crazy men, crazy women...crying out for love" line really resonates better with both of them singing it.
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I've always liked the Lindsey version better. When I heard the anemic demo from Enchanted I couldn't believe Stevie ever wanted us to hear it. The guitar adds so much more on the soundtrack version. I think Lindsey wanted to mimmick the whirlwind of a tornado tearing through a town with it. At least that's what I think of when I hear it. Plus the "crazy men, crazy women...crying out for love" line really resonates better with both of them singing it.

And it has the "I know you know watching you go is like dying...it's like dying" line. I love the way they sing that together. I usually rewind that part 2 or 3 times before letting the song finish.
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The full version of the song is good, and the added bridge is nice, but a lot of the song just kind of sits there. It doesn't have the movement of the demo, and the drums never really push it along, which is pretty inexplicable, considering it's Mick playing on the full version and just a really basic pre-recorded drum loop playing on the demo. The Buckingham/Nicks harmonies aren't that tight either.
I agree. I love the demo, but feel the Lindsey version is just so-so. Too produced.
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The soundtrack version is 100% better than the Enchanted version IMO. I didn't like the song until I heard it from the soundtrack.
Same here. When I first heard that I was like WTF is this. Terrible.

Then I saw it on my first bootleg the Woodstock 98 show and LOVED it!
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Old 12-11-2005, 02:26 PM
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I agree. I love the demo, but feel the Lindsey version is just so-so. Too produced.
Could you explain what you mean specifically?
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And it has the "I know you know watching you go is like dying...it's like dying" line. I love the way they sing that together. I usually rewind that part 2 or 3 times before letting the song finish.
Yes I love that part too. Perfect!

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Old 12-11-2005, 03:28 PM
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The full version of the song is good, and the added bridge is nice, but a lot of the song just kind of sits there. It doesn't have the movement of the demo, and the drums never really push it along, which is pretty inexplicable, considering it's Mick playing on the full version and just a really basic pre-recorded drum loop playing on the demo. The Buckingham/Nicks harmonies aren't that tight either.

http://s45.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=2...Z07GYH35HEZ1B3
Thank for posting! I do like the studio version, but the mandolin on the demo's bridge/chorus is gorgeous!
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