"Priest Of Nothing" Fans

[mikebise]

Anyone else think this is one of Steive touchstone sungs?

[Morgana]

I do and in fact I am downloading take 1 now. There is something about this song!

[SapphireSister]

Originally Posted by mikebise

Anyone else think this is one of Steive touchstone sungs?

Maybe I'm stupid or as you'd like to think Mike, high, but what the heck does that mean?

[mikebise]

"Speaks no evil...
SHE'S IN LOVE..."

[mikebise]

"No one understands this man"

Lindsay

[MrStevie]

Originally Posted by mikebise

Anyone else think this is one of Steive touchstone songs?

I do, and thanks again Mike for everything. I'm really getting into this.

[ontheEdgeof17]

"Ohhh..I feel at least I have the right at least to say that I miss you."

LOVE that line and her delivery on it.

[priestofnothing]

Well I guess I have to like it as it is my screen name here. LOL

[nickster]

Yep...love it!

[drzubritsky]

Overall, the song meanders a bit much with its lyrics and melody, but there is something oddly compelling about it. I can see why it wasn't released, but I have to wonder what might have been had she spent some time tightening up the lyrics and melody.

One thing that I will say is that the musical arrangement is quite creative and unique for a SN solo song of that era (or maybe any era). I wonder who the producer was on it? Given the complexity of the arrangement, this is clearly more than just a demo...it would be fascinating to hear the back story on this track. In any event, the arrangement suggests an intriguing style that was never pursued in any of her released solo material...heavily atmospheric and evocative.

[mikebise]

U ama sferree

Originally Posted by drzubritsky

Overall, the song meanders a bit much with its lyrics and melody, but there is something oddly compelling about it. I can see why it wasn't released, but I have to wonder what might have been had she spent some time tightening up the lyrics and melody.

One thing that I will say is that the musical arrangement is quite creative and unique for a SN solo song of that era (or maybe any era). I wonder who the producer was on it? Given the complexity of the arrangement, this is clearly more than just a demo...it would be fascinating to hear the back story on this track. In any event, the arrangement suggests an intriguing style that was never pursued in any of her released solo material...heavily atmospheric and evocative.

[johnnystorms]

is the song?????

[mikebise]

Originally Posted by johnnystorms

is the song?????

Bumped 4 U......

[mikebise]

Originally Posted by drzubritsky

Overall, the song meanders a bit much with its lyrics and melody, but there is something oddly compelling about it. I can see why it wasn't released, but I have to wonder what might have been had she spent some time tightening up the lyrics and melody.

One thing that I will say is that the musical arrangement is quite creative and unique for a SN solo song of that era (or maybe any era). I wonder who the producer was on it? Given the complexity of the arrangement, this is clearly more than just a demo...it would be fascinating to hear the back story on this track. In any event, the arrangement suggests an intriguing style that was never pursued in any of her released solo material...heavily atmospheric and evocative.

Stevie is singing over 2 Joe Walsh instrumentals, as I note in the first post.

[gldstwmn]

Originally Posted by mikebise

Anyone else think this is one of Steive touchstone sungs?

Yes. It's the other half of HAEWAFY, the first part of the story.