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Joanie loves Chachi...uh, I mean Pete
> Joni to me is cut from the same cloth as Pete.
Joe:
I don't know about THAT, now. I feel El Pete is rather unique.
> She can be a dark,
> pragmatist and speak freely about some pretty personal things. The moody
&
> sensitive
> side of me really digs this type of introspection and pureness.
Fair enough.
> Many of
> Pete's songs are like this.
I agree with you here. The main difference, for me, is that her songs are
less universal than Pete's. I find he tends to write in what I would call
an "epic" manner, unlike fellow British songwriter Ray Davies...who writes
about the details of life. In other words, I would say that Davies was
closer to Mitchell as a songwriter.
> I can tolerate so much of The Who and Pete because of it's variety.
There is
> something for every mood.
Very true.
> Well this has gone a long way from defending Joni, but I invite you to
listen
> to the songs on here 'Hits' CD. You must have in there.
Not at the moment, but I have had it. The problem for me is personal,
because I met this girl and after a night together she kept singing "Help
me I think I'm falling in love again..."
You see my point?
And I keep thinking of what Flo and Eddie said: "It's a fine line between
Joni and Yoko."
And no, I'm not trying to start another Yoko discussion.
Cheers ML
No. 322 in my series of stupid Rock lyrics:
"When I found you girl, you were so down/A black cat in disguise..."
Kip Winger