Weird The Dance related request

KenshiMaster16 · #1 06-12-2010, 03:04 PM

Okay so, The Dance era is what got me into Fleetwood Mac (thanks for forcing me to watch it, mom and dad). Besides, obviously, the cd and a boot someone gave me that sounds like a radio broadcast, is there any full good/great sounding bootleg out there from the tour that features the likes of Oh Daddy, Second Hand News, Not That Funny, ext ext?

MikeVielhaber · #2 06-12-2010, 06:20 PM

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Originally Posted by KenshiMaster16

Okay so, The Dance era is what got me into Fleetwood Mac (thanks for forcing me to watch it, mom and dad). Besides, obviously, the cd and a boot someone gave me that sounds like a radio broadcast, is there any full good/great sounding bootleg out there from the tour that features the likes of Oh Daddy, Second Hand News, Not That Funny, ext ext?

I don't have an answer for you, but I'm in a similar boat. I was 13 years old.....I think I might have listened to Rumours first on a cassette that my dad had recorded from the original album, but The Dance was still relatively recent...this being maybe a year after it was released.....so I picked up the cassette of it when I was interested in hearing their stuff. I listened to it a lot around that time. My mom to this day yells "LINDSEY BUCKINGHAM!!" when his name is brought up because of Christine's exclamation after I'm So Afraid. Several months later, in January 1999, I bought the Dance dvd and it was the first dvd I ever owned...the only dvd player we had was in our computer. We didn't own one for the tv until Christmas of that year so for nearly a year I only owned that one dvd. So I've seen the dvd and listened to the album countless times over the years. I'll always remember it as, more or less, my introduction to Fleetwood Mac.

jmn3 · #3 06-13-2010, 08:40 PM

There are definitely some full length boots out there. I had a some on my old computer that died and wasn't backed up

Off the top of my head, I believe the Buffalo, Fargo and Tacoma shows are available in full length. There are others which I don't believe are complete but I've seen parts of...San Jose, Atlantic City, and the one you are probably referring to (radio broadcast) which is Irvine. The Atlantic City one gets referenced a lot because at the end of Silver Springs Stevie let's it rip and loses control/her voice/something and Lindsey finishes the last line.

I know for sure that Fargo and Tacoma were full shows....with all the "obscure" tunes included...Not That Funny, Farmer's Daughter, Oh Daddy, Stand Back, etc etc.

LukeA · #4 06-13-2010, 09:00 PM

Mountain View has an excellent sounding boot.

David · #5 06-13-2010, 09:19 PM

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Originally Posted by LukeA

Mountain View has an excellent sounding boot.

Recorded by the same guy who recorded the popular June 21, 1986, Stevie Nicks show.

sywlindseyfan · #6 06-14-2010, 10:12 PM

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Originally Posted by jmn3

There are definitely some full length boots out there. I had a some on my old computer that died and wasn't backed up

Off the top of my head, I believe the Buffalo, Fargo and Tacoma shows are available in full length. There are others which I don't believe are complete but I've seen parts of...San Jose, Atlantic City, and the one you are probably referring to (radio broadcast) which is Irvine. The Atlantic City one gets referenced a lot because at the end of Silver Springs Stevie let's it rip and loses control/her voice/something and Lindsey finishes the last line.

I know for sure that Fargo and Tacoma were full shows....with all the "obscure" tunes included...Not That Funny, Farmer's Daughter, Oh Daddy, Stand Back, etc etc.

Where can you get these boots? I looked on throwndown.net, but they do not have it uploaded. Any advice?