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Old 03-21-2003, 11:37 PM
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Default Stevie vocals on the new album

One of the things that I love about Stevie is the varieties of her voice. I never know quite what to expect. I've always enjoyed all of her vocals (Wild Heart days are probably my favorite), even the unpopular renditions on Street Angel and the ultra-raspy versions of I Sing for the Things, When I See You Again, and Rock a Little, which some friends have criticized as Stevie trying to sound baby-ish. I love the old-day BN Stevie and the recent lower register Stevie, too. But when I heard the song Destiny Rules online, I was appalled. I thought she sounded flat as a pancake, tired, and even "callow," as that Rolling Stone reviewer once called her. I've NEVER thought that of any released Stevie song. (The demos for Destiny and Dial the Number come close.)

I just came home from Barnes & Noble, where I made a point to check the free listening area for SYW, as I remembered that a Ledgie mentioned that Borders had it. I've listened to the seven SYW songs online again and again, and the B & N listening area had six of them (not Smile at You). Destiny Rules sounded amazing. (The other songs sounded great as well, and the Lindsey song WTWCT sounded much better at B & N as well.) Stevie's vocals had a depth that was completely missing in the downloaded version. I've learned my lesson about doubting my favorite singer.

(BTW, am I the ONLY one who doesn't find Lindsey's voice as aged as the critics kept saying when THe Dance was released?)
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Old 03-21-2003, 11:57 PM
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SOOOO glad to hear that the B&N versions of the songs sound better than the mp3's goin' 'round!!! I was appalled at Peacekeeper when I heard it (the FM version, NOT LB's version) because the guitars were muted and it just sounded not good at all, but then I heard a better version....AND THEN, I heard it on the RADIO (THIRD TIME TODAY TOO!!!!) and it sounded EVEN BETTER and so I can only imagine that on the CD, all of these songs are gonna BLOW OUR MINDS!!!!

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