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Those of you who've mentioned Brown Eyes - I couldn't agree more. I know The Dance was more of a hits-based (OK, Rumours-based) tour, but they threw Farmer's Daughter in for God's sake! And yeah, I could have done without Stand Back & Go Insane myself - more Mac would have been better. Not that I dislike The Dance, I still think it's fantastic. But we are Mac fans, and we like to bitch. So I would have put Brown Eyes & Little Lies in place of Everywhere and Farmer's Daughter. Give me Seven Wonders instead of Stand Back while you're at it. And hey, Linds? Dump Go Insane for a kickass rocking version of Tango in the Night. Please & thanks. The Chain? Mirage tour all the way. So much raw emotion. God, I love those versions. Actually, I would say I love my Mirage tour boots best - the setlist, the vocals, the last tour without a 50 piece band backing them up....awesome. |
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Gypsy was not so hot on the Mirage Tour either but it was resurrected many times since. |
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Some songs are just meant to be studio versions...the key is to know which ones.
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That being said, I do disagree sort of, just about any song can be played live - it's up to the musician(s) to arrange it so it works. If done well(at least in rock and roll), live versions shouldn't replicate their studio counterparts anyway. I'm still disappointed that they couldn't at least give some life to Hold Me. It really is an incredible song, one of my favorites, and one of Christine's best. Much better than the overplayed and semi-dull You Make Loving Fun. |
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That song can never be overplayed. It always sparks. How can't it? |
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1977: http://youtube.com/watch?v=6ZgEhZDds7E 1997: I wouldn't call the album version overplayed, since it's the only single from Rumours that isn't played on the radio so often I start wondering if someone in the band just died recently. |
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Am I the only one who liked the live version of Hold Me on the Mirage tour? Yeah, it's a little raw, but in a rock and roll way. The studio version is pretty and lightweight. The live version had some muscle, courtesy of Lindsey's guitar at the end of the song. When I saw a Mirage show, I was wondering how it would sound. It held up nicely. But instead of singing "Hold me...hold meeee" they modified it to "Hold me...hold me, yeah!"
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I also love the You Make Loving Fun from The Dance. I don't think it's boring at all -- well, except for the backup singers on the chorus. Their approach doesn't fit the band. They belong on someone else's stage. |
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They never resurrected Love in Store, either. And to the best of my knowledge they never did Think About Me live, did they?
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Yes, they did. It was late during the Tusk tour just after they released it as a single. I'll post it later today, unless someone else does first.
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think about me was played on the last leg of the tusk tour, and micks drumming was great...
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