Recommendation please!

[HoraceG]

Hi Guys,

Goose Bump time!!

Recommendation for best I.S.A. (I'm so afraid) please.

Rosebud '76?
The Dance?

Regards
HG

[LiamMcConville]

I prefer the recording on the Live at Bass Hall CD.

[mylittledemon]

I'm partial to "The Dance" but maybe if they cleaned up the version from the 1980 LIVE album that would take the cake.

[nailatixela]

I like early ones from 75 and 76 before they got really long. Lindsey also played with a lot of emotion in them too. I love the long ones if I am up close at a concert watching him - but I get bored if I am just listening to them on the ipod or something like that. There's something about seeing him up close playing it that really makes it for me.

[Lala]

Originally Posted by LiamMcConville

I prefer the recording on the Live at Bass Hall CD.

I agree. I really got excited when he put the harmonic guitar solo back into it...ala the album version.

[vivfox]

On the SYW Tour and the Uleashed Tour during this song I kept my eyes closed and pretended it was 1976 all over again.
And it works!

[Villavic]

Originally Posted by mylittledemon

I'm partial to "The Dance" but maybe if they cleaned up the version from the 1980 LIVE album that would take the cake.

I agree. I like the LIVE version but it's a bit long. The Dance one fits perfect

[David]

Originally Posted by HoraceG

Recommendation for best I.S.A. (I'm so afraid) please.

I guess you're looking for a recording, so I say Mobile AL August 1980 on tape/CD-R.

Rosebud '76?
The Dance?

To slightly paraphrase Jean Brodie, For those that like that sort of thing ... that is the sort of thing they .. uhh .. like.

[cbBen]

Largo (Landover) 1975, in large part due to Stevie's harmonies.

[nailatixela]

Originally Posted by vivfox

On the SYW Tour and the Uleashed Tour during this song I kept my eyes closed and pretended it was 1976 all over again.
And it works!

Oh, good. I was worried you were falling sleeping!