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Old 02-25-2009, 09:16 AM
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No, no, I'm talking about a (hypothetical) professional film of the show, not the home footage taken by wanky lady in audience.
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What songs were left off?
I'm not sure what songs were performed for the actual filming, but this is the setlist from that tour:

The Chain, Dreams, Everywhere, Gold Dust Woman, I'm So Afraid, Temporary One, Bleed To Love Her, Gypsy, Big Love, Go Insane, Landslide, Say You Love Me, Sweet Girl, You Make Loving Fun, My Little Demon, Stand Back, Oh Daddy, Not That Funny, Rhiannon, Second Hand News, Silver Springs, Tusk, Go Your Own Way, Don't Stop, Songbird, Farmer's Daughter

I think Eyes of the World was done at a show or two as well.
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Old 02-25-2009, 10:08 AM
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I just PRAY they play silver springs in this tour!!!!! Think they will?
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Old 02-25-2009, 12:52 PM
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The Chain, Dreams, Everywhere, Gold Dust Woman, I'm So Afraid, Temporary One, Bleed To Love Her, Gypsy, Big Love, Go Insane, Landslide, Say You Love Me, Sweet Girl, You Make Loving Fun, My Little Demon, Stand Back, Oh Daddy, Not That Funny, Rhiannon, Second Hand News, Silver Springs, Tusk, Go Your Own Way, Don't Stop, Songbird, Farmer's Daughter
Then, we got OMH for the DVD, which was great to have.

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Old 02-25-2009, 01:11 PM
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Then, we got OMH for the DVD, which was great to have.

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Was it really that great?
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Old 02-25-2009, 02:19 PM
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I think Eyes of the World was done at a show or two as well.
Only the opening night of the tour....it was replaced by "Second Hand News" thereafter.

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Was it really that great?
I thought that was the weakest tune of the DVD set...although "Rhiannon" was a VERY close 2nd, with "Gypsy" on her heels.
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Old 02-25-2009, 02:34 PM
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Only the opening night of the tour....it was replaced by "Second Hand News" thereafter.



I thought that was the weakest tune of the DVD set...although "Rhiannon" was a VERY close 2nd, with "Gypsy" on her heels.
Rhiannon blew, yes. Gypsy I completely disagree...she hit all the right notes. Plus, Christines riffs on the keyboard for Gypsy just made that version.
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Old 02-25-2009, 02:35 PM
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I thought that was the weakest tune of the DVD set...although "Rhiannon" was a VERY close 2nd, with "Gypsy" on her heels.
Agreed. And I'm still bitter that they didn't include GDW on the CD.
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Old 02-25-2009, 03:14 PM
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The Chain, Dreams, Everywhere, Gold Dust Woman, I'm So Afraid, Temporary One, Bleed To Love Her, Gypsy, Big Love, Go Insane, Landslide, Say You Love Me, Sweet Girl, You Make Loving Fun, My Little Demon, Stand Back, Oh Daddy, Not That Funny, Rhiannon, Second Hand News, Silver Springs, Tusk, Go Your Own Way, Don't Stop, Songbird, Farmer's Daughter.
You're kidding?!?!?!? They actually played Not that Funny? Wow, that's insane. I thought that they'd never do it live after the... great.... mirage tour version.

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Old 02-25-2009, 03:21 PM
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Did you guys get good quality copies of those songs (Oh Daddy, Second Hand News) from the radio broadcast in Irvine Meadows?
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Agreed. And I'm still bitter that they didn't include GDW on the CD.
By using the great technology available these days, I was able to rip the audio from the DVD and now have more songs to listen to.
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Old 02-25-2009, 03:33 PM
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Was it really that great?
I thought so and I was disappointed that it was dropped. I'd have kept that and dropped YMLF myself.

Even though it has been done too much, I was excited when they included SHN for the tour. It shouldn't have been, but it came as a surprise to me. I loved the energy. I liked NTF too, especially during the beginning of the tour.

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Old 02-25-2009, 03:54 PM
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I thought so and I was disappointed that it was dropped. I'd have kept that and dropped YMLF myself.

Even though it has been done too much, I was excited when they included SHN for the tour. It shouldn't have been, but it came as a surprise to me. I loved the energy. I liked NTF too, especially during the beginning of the tour.

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GAHHH! That hurt my everything!

Second Hand News was a great song for them to throw in. I remember I was only 7 and I said to my mom "I hope they do Second Hand News" and she was like "no way". Then when it started I remember being sooo happy! But I have to say, I love the SYW version wayyy more than the Dance version. But nothing can beat the rawness of the SHN from the UTS tour!
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I feel like from 78 through the Tusk tour Stevie was on something else than cocaine. She wasn't as energized as the Bella Donna or Mirage Tours. Great example is the Japan 77 show. Theres a lot of times in that show where shes just completely dazed out and standing there looking really out of it.
Even during SOTM in the Tusk documentary she seems very "chilled"
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Old 02-25-2009, 04:01 PM
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Even during SOTM in the Tusk documentary she seems very "chilled"
Exactly! Plus her vocals aren't the best, cannot even compare to the Mirage Tour. The tusk documentary is a legendary version, but I think others are better. Even the Largo 79' boot, she isn't that energetic.
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Old 02-25-2009, 04:07 PM
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I thought so and I was disappointed that it was dropped. I'd have kept that and dropped YMLF myself.
Oh, no! YMLF was just about the cleanest, coolest performance from the entire show. Pure perfection it was. McVie nails her low G on "wonderful you." Her entire vocal really is exemplary.

I thought Over My Head turned out beautifully, too. It conjured the island spirit of the studio recording, thanks to the acoustic guitar (whereas electric guitar on earlier live performances).

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Even though it has been done too much, I was excited when they included SHN for the tour.
Wasn't spry the way it used to be (with that rollicking martial roll the rhythm section used to give it). It was forced & way too fast. It was sort of a mess, no?
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