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estranged4life
09-08-2005, 10:13 PM
Thus far LB has performed "Someone's Gotta Change Your Mind" (With the white Strat), "Trouble" (Sounded great to my ears) & just started "Big Love"...

This looks great in the widescreen format and for ya Ledgies who were sitting close to the stage there is PLENTY of audience shots from overhead, And very clear shots at that...

estranged4life
09-08-2005, 10:36 PM
keeps booting me offline...

LB has played "Down on Rodeo", "Peaceeeper" (Which has the backing vocals towards the end is that are from the SYW version since Stevie's voice is heard).

He just played "Red Rover" (The red stage lights set the mood) & he just introduced Stevie and has started on "Never Going Back Again".

estranged4life
09-08-2005, 10:39 PM
two part harmonies we did"-Lindsey to Stevie after Stevie's lil' impromptu vocal of a classic "Buckingham/Nicks" track...

Ian
09-08-2005, 11:01 PM
I recorded it, and watched on my PVR. It was awsome and I *cannot* wait for the new album :D

estranged4life
09-08-2005, 11:05 PM
is causing my delay...

Stevie & Linds played "Say Goodbye"...He is now playing "Murrow", I dont know...Maybe he is using "Murrow" as this show's "I'm So Afraid" with the guitar tone he used for the solo.

"Go Your Own Way" sounds rather strange to me in this setting...Maybe its just my ears from hearing it so many times from the SYW tour shows, Who knows :shrug:

Only 54 minutes...Way to short IMHO!!!

hayley
09-08-2005, 11:16 PM
I'm having visions of Lindsey sitting in the editing room going "Who IS that girl bused in from the Special Olympics flapping around because of the Frozen Love bit?"

Yeah.

Hilariously, I did the exact same thing in the privacy of my own room upon realizing they didn't edit that bit out. It was amazing- by far the highlights for me were Trouble, SGCYM, and Down on Rodeo. Fantastic. I can't wait for everyone to see this.

amber
09-09-2005, 12:18 AM
That's it? I thought everyone would be fawning all over it! I just learned that it is not going to be shown in this area at all. At least they didn't have it listed at all for these channels on the pbs website. If anyone 'round here hears diff, please tell me. For Christ's sake, he's from Palo Alto, an hour away. Retardo. mucho retardo. Of course I wrote them a letter. Yes, I realize I can buy it, I still think it's retardo though.

estranged4life
09-09-2005, 12:18 AM
Someone said the dvd was advertised at the end as having extras, did anyone see that?

I saw that being shown as the end credits were rolling on the screen.

May have to purchase that official copy just to see what bonus material is shown.

EnchantedSLN
09-09-2005, 01:09 AM
That's it? I thought everyone would be fawning all over it!

I would, but it didn't air here either. *Hates on PBS*

amber
09-09-2005, 01:23 AM
I would, but it didn't air here either. *Hates on PBS*
:eek:
um....now that's two tragedies of epic proportions. Not in Bay Area, not in LA. That's like....well, you understand. "Hey, lets not show it in their home towns!" they said. Bet it's not on in England, either. :laugh: :rolleyes:

WelshWitchPMD
09-09-2005, 05:18 AM
This looks great in the widescreen format and for ya Ledgies who were sitting close to the stage there is PLENTY of audience shots from overhead, And very clear shots at that...


Gee, thanks Brian.

Kelly
09-09-2005, 05:26 AM
I saw a brief shot of the Welsh Witch, Patty!

I am shocked there are not more replies to this thread. The Frozen Love bit was adorable and unexpected and I love Lindsey's candid, relaxed smile.

Favorites....Trouble, SGCYM, Murrow and Down on Rodeo. Maybe after more people have seen it, we can discuss DoR? It sounded like it had alot of harmony added in the background to me. It couldnt have sounded like that live, did it? It sounded GREAT! Murrow sounded awesome as well, there was something about the way he was singing, maybe it was more clearly than the album, but it rocked!

WelshWitchPMD
09-09-2005, 05:27 AM
OK. I saw it on a very snowy reception at 5 AM this morning! :shocked: From what I could see, I liked it. I see that they used the 'rule of thirds' when showing Lindsey's face. I agree with those who said 'Murrow" sounded a bit like 'I'm So Afraid". I think that was my least favorite song of the show.
They did leave the 'Frozen Love" clip in and I even think that I can see myself somewhere during that time. :o
I hope that a DVD comes out with the whole show on it.

WelshWitchPMD
09-09-2005, 05:31 AM
I saw a brief shot of the Welsh Witch, Patty!

I am shocked there are not more replies to this thread. The Frozen Love bit was adorable and unexpected and I love Lindsey's candid, relaxed smile.

Favorites....Trouble, SGCYM, Murrow and Down on Rodeo. Maybe after more people have seen it, we can discuss DoR? It sounded like it had alot of harmony added in the background to me. It couldnt have sounded like that live, did it? It sounded GREAT! Murrow sounded awesome as well, there was something about the way he was singing, maybe it was more clearly than the album, but it rocked!


Oh yeah, it looks as if I am right near Stevie from what I could see. LOL :o

The Ledge was down most of the night that is why there are not too many replies. :mad:

DOR sounded as if SN was singing on at least to me. I also made some other observations about the show.

Mari
09-09-2005, 05:46 AM
Allright, just a few first questions that come to mind:
- backing band? Who, how many guitarists, backing vocals.. anyone we know already etcetera
- arrangements of the songs? Anything new or completely different? Well, I read a bit about that already. But I want more :D
- best and worst? Over all, was it brilliant, godawful, mediocre.. what?
- What was he wearing? :o :laugh:

WelshWitchPMD
09-09-2005, 06:01 AM
Allright, just a few first questions that come to mind:
- backing band? Who, how many guitarists, backing vocals.. anyone we know already etcetera
- arrangements of the songs? Anything new or completely different? Well, I read a bit about that already. But I want more :D
- best and worst? Over all, was it brilliant, godawful, mediocre.. what?
- What was he wearing? :o :laugh:


Brett Tuggle, Taku and Neal Haywood were there.

I can't really tell overall about the show because reception was not the best.


LB had on white t-shirt, black leather jacket and black jeans.

Mari
09-09-2005, 06:15 AM
Brett Tuggle, Taku and Neal Haywood were there.

I can't really tell overall about the show because reception was not the best.


LB had on white t-shirt, black leather jacket and black jeans.

That was all or did he have the whole OOTC guitar-army with him again?

Leather. Wrrwl :cool:

thanks!

GODDESS6
09-09-2005, 06:21 AM
wowzer, i loved lindsey's soundstage, he was fabulous, but was there any doubt?~ i love the song choices & thought he looked so happy to see people there to hear "him" solo~ it is on again today at noon, i can't wait to see it again!!!~ lindsey rocks!!!~

WelshWitchPMD
09-09-2005, 06:45 AM
That was all or did he have the whole OOTC guitar-army with him again?

Leather. Wrrwl :cool:

thanks!

That was all. Maybe one other person that I am forgetting. No guitar army at all. Completely different. This was LB stripped. :lol:

GODDESS6
09-09-2005, 06:53 AM
two part harmonies we did"-Lindsey to Stevie after Stevie's lil' impromptu vocal of a classic "Buckingham/Nicks" track...
this part was so delish!!! :nod: ~ i was squealing SQWEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!~

Mari
09-09-2005, 07:03 AM
That was all. Maybe one other person that I am forgetting. No guitar army at all. Completely different. This was LB stripped. :lol:

:eek: :lol:

Don't do that to me!

But seriously, ahum, I like that, just a small band.
Seems he's been reading these boards perhaps since discontent with the massive backing band of the SYW tour was outed a lot.

Regina
09-09-2005, 07:56 AM
In editing, I guess, they did something very funky with the sound of the audience. Perhaps it was drowning out LB's vocals but the only time you heard the applause or screams from the audience was between songs and you SEE the audience going nuts several times during the performance but hear nothing. I found that kind of weird and I actually think--even if it interfered a bit with the vocals, they should have left it in. That's what feeds the performance and that was the natural response so...why take it out?

I loved it but it took me a couple of minutes of getting used to Lindsey in a semi-unplugged version. I really loved the Night of 1000 Guitars sound of the OOTC tour (I didn't see any of them...just through boots) so this was very different.

He looked yummy in his leather. Brett Tuggle was wearing leather, too, and making the weird sounds on Murrow;-) Taku was his usual cutey-pie self and Neal was looking good, too, but I can't give you his fashion report because I didn't really notice. He was sitting on a stool with his guitar most of the time.

They seemed to have cropped out a lot of Lindsey's earlier speeches and I think the performance became "warmer," when they let him make his intros in his own way. No cycles, but you did get the forgiveness speech, the gods (not God-God, but like gods in the clouds looking out at this experiment ;-) speech and the justice-force speech. I've missed those!

Murrow was a bit strange live. I think he pulls some of the guitar work straight from I'm So Afraid on that one but I kind of liked it. It's odd but the recorded version is odd, too. Red Rover was fun (and wasn't that supposed to be like the first time he ever sang it live? it wasn't in the SYW tour yet at that point--because, on that one, you do hear a big cheer from the audience before they cut out the sound). Trouble unplugged was another odd thing but pretty. Oh, he did Down on Rodeo, which had that pretty little voice of his doing nice things toward the end of the song (aren't you glad I'm getting all technical on you?)

I could have actually done without GYOW. I really wanted to hear Save Me a Place but that's what the DVD is for, I guess.

He introduced Stevie as someone he's known since he was 17. She came out and they did Never Going Back Again...then she did the two lines from Frozen Love with lots of smiles going back and forth (they both have SUCH nice smiles which were a bit underused in this hour but that's okay. I know Rock Stars aren't supposed to exercise those facial muscles much when they are on the TV--I watch that INXS show;-) And during Say Goodbye, I had a little emergency I had to take care of and had to keep running back and forth down the hall but when I watched the tape later, it was fabulous.

There was an oriental carpet under his feet, he said he enjoyed working in front of a smaller group of like-minded people (I think that's what he said) and that's all I can remember off the bat.

I want to see the whole thing and I'd really LOVE to see a less edited version of the whole thing with the audience reactions left in, the double takes, etc.

I worked for a PBS station at one time. If I still did, I'd be mighty tempted to track down a big shot and ask him why they only scheduled the show once in NYC--at 1 AM no less. I wonder if they so much as aired a commercial for it. I highly doubt it, somehow.

skcin
09-09-2005, 08:12 AM
I worked for a PBS station at one time. If I still did, I'd be mighty tempted to track down a big shot and ask him why they only scheduled the show once in NYC--at 1 AM no less. I wonder if they so much as aired a commercial for it. I highly doubt it, somehow.


Same for Buffalo - except I have to wait until October 8th at 1am. I'm sure I will order the DVD anyway, so no big deal I suppose. I just hope Ledgies in other nations get to see this. :nod:

Mari
09-09-2005, 08:20 AM
Oh I hope I'll see this one day. Regina, you have me drooling! (Not over you but I guess you understand :D)That is one great review, thanks so much :]

Madness Fades
09-09-2005, 09:06 AM
Hi all

Does anyone know if a torrent file is available yet. I have already ordered the DVD but just cant wait till October 4th. We dont get PBS in Ireland.

paul

dissention
09-09-2005, 09:16 AM
I saw a brief shot of the Welsh Witch, Patty!

I am shocked there are not more replies to this thread. The Frozen Love bit was adorable and unexpected and I love Lindsey's candid, relaxed smile.

Favorites....Trouble, SGCYM, Murrow and Down on Rodeo. Maybe after more people have seen it, we can discuss DoR? It sounded like it had alot of harmony added in the background to me. It couldnt have sounded like that live, did it? It sounded GREAT! Murrow sounded awesome as well, there was something about the way he was singing, maybe it was more clearly than the album, but it rocked!

I would discuss it, but it hasn't aired here yet.

4ever Stevie
09-09-2005, 09:18 AM
what is the link to order the cd. I didn't see it on the soundstage website. thanks

Madness Fades
09-09-2005, 09:26 AM
Hi

The link to buy the DVD for the show is below

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B0002DSQ0Q/qid=1126275929/sr=2-1/102-4360791-6898535?v=glance&s=dvd

Regards

Lindsey Jr.
09-09-2005, 09:59 AM
The more I read about it, the more I want it!!!! Too bad they cut the audience during the songs, though :(

wondergirl9847
09-09-2005, 10:23 AM
No guitar army at all. Completely different. This was LB stripped. :lol:

Thank God for no guitar army! Sorry, that was my least fave thing about the OOTC tour Centerstage show. I know that's what he wanted, but I want, in the words of Pattie...LB stripped. ;)

wondergirl9847
09-09-2005, 10:28 AM
I would discuss it, but it hasn't aired here yet.

Now ya'll know I'd have been here seconds after it aired to give my run down of every detail. LOL

I WANNA SEE THIS!!!! Extras on the DVD????? :blob1:

BTFLCHLD
09-09-2005, 10:36 AM
That's it? I thought everyone would be fawning all over it! I just learned that it is not going to be shown in this area at all. At least they didn't have it listed at all for these channels on the pbs website. If anyone 'round here hears diff, please tell me. For Christ's sake, he's from Palo Alto, an hour away. Retardo. mucho retardo. Of course I wrote them a letter. Yes, I realize I can buy it, I still think it's retardo though. amber...what are your pbs stations?

LINDSEY#1FAN
09-09-2005, 10:37 AM
LB stripped. ;)[/QUOTE] Sounds good to me !!!! I liked the show, but thought it was way too short !!! LB needed to take that leather jacket off - he looked hot!! I think it was very good, can't wait for a tour now !!!!!!!!!!

Madness Fades
09-09-2005, 10:39 AM
the lindsey buckingham guitar band were by no means a bad show. looking back now though they were a bit geeky

WildInTheWind
09-09-2005, 10:48 AM
Wow it's actually airing here at 2 pm today :shocked: A normal time?? Impressive.

LINDSEY#1FAN
09-09-2005, 10:49 AM
I just looked at the tape - Here's the # for the Lindsey dvd - they said

" with bonus material not seen in this broadcast."


1-800-237-1100

Make sure you order !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Julie

What the f***????? I just tried to order it and Lindsey isn't even listed !! Why in the hell did they put up the number if it can't even be ordered yet ??

Then it says that if the artist isn't listed to visit - www.shopwttw.com , so I went to that, and he isn't listed there either!! Damn I'm mad now!! :mad:

BTFLCHLD
09-09-2005, 10:49 AM
great price at amazon right now...get it while discounted to 13.99!

Mari
09-09-2005, 12:44 PM
Oh I liked the OOTC guitar army. It's the SYW tourband that was a bit too much for me.

Lindsey Jr.
09-09-2005, 02:16 PM
It's the SYW tourband that was a bit too much for me.[/QUOTE]

Agreed. When the Mac or LB will tour again, not too many extra musicians please this band or this guy has power enough.

stevierocks87
09-09-2005, 02:22 PM
okay, I'll just copy this from my xanga page you show how much I LOVE Lindsey:

Well, tonight was been a whirlwind. You see, I was looking forward more than anything to watching Lindsey Buckingham (Fleetwood Mac, you guys. and you say you know me ) tonight on Soundstage on PBA3O. Well, 11 comes, I turn to the station, and it is just a black screen. I call my mom, a mile down the road and on the same cable system, and Lindsey is strumming away on channel 16. Me: black screen. I want to kill something. So, I make a desperate last ditch decision to rush over there to atleast catch most of it. I so happened to park in the spot right next to the concrete column on the 2nd floor of the parking deck and start to pull out without thinking about anything except getting to Lindsey as fast as I can. do you see where this is going? I start to turn the car left way before I should, and SCREETCH BAM I hit the column.So, the front left on my beautiful Honda now boasts huge black streeks, some huge dents, and a missing light cover (not the headlights- I think they're "running lights" or something?".) so, not the worst that could have happened but a huge bummer none the less

needless to say, not happy about that at all. the show was pretty good, atleast

so....ya. I missed SGCYM, Trouble, and Big Love- I came in during Go Insane. I thought the show was good, but was not expecting it to be so "bare-bones"-they didn't even have a full drum set! Songs like "Peacekeeper" really need that extra punch, so sometimes the "Unplugged" thing was kinda weird...On the other hand, it's always great to hear a song we've all heard 1000 times done in a different way, so in a way I'm glad they did it like they did.

Stevie was wearing BOOTS but also the horrible victorian-granny-button-up thing of the 2003 SYW tour and the big parted hair. she still looks great though and almost smaller than in LIB. They seemed to bring her voic up more prominantly than LIB. It was a WONDERFUL suprise to see the Frozen Love thing! and you KNOW she remembers every word!

ya, GYOW sounded funky, kind of like a "remix". I liked it though. overall, I thought the show was great and will be getting the DVD. Lindsey rocks!

:wavey: adam :wavey:

sodascouts
09-09-2005, 03:00 PM
In editing, I guess, they did something very funky with the sound of the audience. Perhaps it was drowning out LB's vocals but the only time you heard the applause or screams from the audience was between songs and you SEE the audience going nuts several times during the performance but hear nothing. I found that kind of weird and I actually think--even if it interfered a bit with the vocals, they should have left it in. That's what feeds the performance and that was the natural response so...why take it out?

ITA, Regina. In fact that's my only complaint (other than the omission of SYHA, which will hopefully be on the extras). If you didn't know better you'd think the audience was just sitting around yawning during songs, they way they have that sound turned down.

Murrow was a bit strange live. I think he pulls some of the guitar work straight from I'm So Afraid on that one but I kind of liked it. It's odd but the recorded version is odd, too. Red Rover was fun (and wasn't that supposed to be like the first time he ever sang it live? it wasn't in the SYW tour yet at that point--because, on that one, you do hear a big cheer from the audience before they cut out the sound). Trouble unplugged was another odd thing but pretty. Oh, he did Down on Rodeo, which had that pretty little voice of his doing nice things toward the end of the song (aren't you glad I'm getting all technical on you?)

Again, I agree about Murrow. And yes, that was the first live Red Rover. I think the crowd response to it, which was terrific (although they cut most of it out) encouraged him to put it in the set. He seemed surprised and pleased that people not only were screaming for it, but had screamed it out as a request earlier in the set.

Overall an excellent show!

StevieNicksEO17
09-09-2005, 03:07 PM
Okay, I've never been a HUGE Lindsey music fan. I just heard Trouble last night and I was like "Wow, this is a really good song" I thought the Soundstage was amazing, and I REALLY want it on DVD! He was definitely looking hott last night. mmm, I loves me some Lindsey Buckingham.

Oh yeah, after they did Never Going Back again, and Stevie randomly broke out into song and then she said she didn't remember the rest of it, what was she singing? The crowd went NUTS when she sang with no music. It was awesome.

Johnny Stew
09-09-2005, 03:13 PM
Stevie randomly broke out into song and then she said she didn't remember the rest of it, what was she singing?She was singing "Frozen Love," from the 'Buckingham Nicks' album.

If you don't have it, get yourself to buckinghamnicks.net, ASAP, and download it... you'll be glad you did. :)
http://www.buckinghamnicks.net/bn/slmedia.html

sarafield
09-09-2005, 03:18 PM
Stevie was wearing BOOTS but also the horrible victorian-granny-button-up thing of the 2003 SYW tour and the big parted hair. she still looks great though and almost smaller than in LIB.

I figured she did this to appease LB... after all, it was his show and she seemed to be trying to make it low-key. I noticed she tried to put the attention back on Lindsey when the crowd was clapping for her. I thought it was kind of sweet she wore the cardigan for his show. I think it would almost have looked like she was trying to steal his thunder if she'd shown up in full Stevie Nicks garb.

Honestly, I think she looks thinner and better in the sweater. The big shawls add heft to her torso... and age does that quite nicely without any help from extra fabric. She has a short torso to begin with and the shawls just make her look wider now. I realize this may be heresy to some, but I think she should lose the shawls. She can still do drapey sleeves and ragged hems...

shackin'up
09-09-2005, 03:25 PM
She was singing "Frozen Love," from the 'Buckingham Nicks' album.

If you don't have it, get yourself to buckinghamnicks.net, ASAP, and download it... you'll be glad you did. :)
http://www.buckinghamnicks.net/bn/slmedia.html

You're a stevie-addict StevienicksEO17, and that's great. listen to Frozen Love and become a Lindsey-addict, too. :cool: :lol:

lagringader&r
09-09-2005, 03:35 PM
I figured she did this to appease LB... after all, it was his show and she seemed to be trying to make it low-key. I noticed she tried to put the attention back on Lindsey when the crowd was clapping for her. I thought it was kind of sweet she wore the cardigan for his show. I think it would almost have looked like she was trying to steal his thunder if she'd shown up in full Stevie Nicks garb.

Honestly, I think she looks thinner and better in the sweater. The big shawls add heft to her torso... and age does that quite nicely without any help from extra fabric. She has a short torso to begin with and the shawls just make her look wider now. I realize this may be heresy to some, but I think she should lose the shawls. She can still do drapey sleeves and ragged hems...

Is Lindsey just a really conservative guy to want her to wear the *granny garb* both on this thing (which I haven't seen) and the SYW shows? I can understand him not wanting her to steal the spotlight for his solo gig but for the SYW shows too? Conservative? Only in clothing, I guess?

strandinthewind
09-09-2005, 03:37 PM
Is Lindsey just a really conservative guy to want her to wear the *granny garb* both on this thing (which I haven't seen) and the SYW shows? I can understand him not wanting her to steal the spotlight for his solo gig but for the SYW shows too? Conservative? Only in clothing, I guess?

It must be some kind of ego controlling guitar god kind of thing. I mean Waddy tells the backup singers not to dance so obviously and he chastizes La Nicks for speaking too much at her own shows :laugh:

StevieNicksEO17
09-09-2005, 03:40 PM
She was singing "Frozen Love," from the 'Buckingham Nicks' album.

If you don't have it, get yourself to buckinghamnicks.net, ASAP, and download it... you'll be glad you did. :)
http://www.buckinghamnicks.net/bn/slmedia.html

Oh, thanks Johnny Stew! You know, you're not the first person to tell me to listen to that song. Maybe one day I will listen to someone! LOL (I'm still obsessed with Trouble at the moment.)

lagringader&r
09-09-2005, 03:41 PM
It must be some kind of ego controlling guitar god kind of thing. I mean Waddy tells the backup singers not to dance so obviously and he chastizes La Nicks for speaking too much at her own shows :laugh:

No wonder she loves her solo tours so much.

shackin'up
09-09-2005, 03:44 PM
And I am AGAIN :eek: about FM-especially Steviefans. :rolleyes: You are just treated with a long awaited LB show and in no time it turns into a chat about cloth-taste and fashion-approach. It's just amazing.... :shocked: :shocked:

trackaghost
09-09-2005, 03:54 PM
And I am AGAIN :eek: about FM-especially Steviefans. :rolleyes: You are just treated with a long awaited LB show and in no time it turns into a chat about cloth-taste and fashion-approach. It's just amazing.... :shocked: :shocked:

:laugh: So what was Lindsey wearing?

lagringader&r
09-09-2005, 03:56 PM
And I am AGAIN :eek: about FM-especially Steviefans. :rolleyes: You are just treated with a long awaited LB show and in no time it turns into a chat about cloth-taste and fashion-approach. It's just amazing.... :shocked: :shocked:

Some of us haven't been *treated* at all but somebody asked what he was wearing, then what she was wearing and after her hot, sexy garb at the solo gigs, it was natural to wonder why she goes back and forth between *granny* and *hot sexy mama*. Also notice all the comments about Lindsey's leather jacket. A lot of them. But honestly, how many times can we say how great the setlist is.

lagringader&r
09-09-2005, 03:57 PM
:laugh: So what was Lindsey wearing?

Leather jacket, black jeans?

sarafield
09-09-2005, 04:00 PM
:laugh: So what was Lindsey wearing?

Who knows - we were all imagining him "stripped" down :thumbsup:

amber
09-09-2005, 04:02 PM
And I am AGAIN :eek: about FM-especially Steviefans. :rolleyes: You are just treated with a long awaited LB show and in no time it turns into a chat about cloth-taste and fashion-approach. It's just amazing.... :shocked: :shocked:
I am :eek: that you give a :rolleyes: , and judge people about it. :shocked: :shocked: P.S. - A lot of us haven't seen the soundstage, so we can't discuss it that well.

lagringader&r
09-09-2005, 04:08 PM
I am :eek: that you give a :rolleyes: , and judge people about it. :shocked: :shocked: P.S. - A lot of us haven't seen the soundstage, so we can't discuss it that well.

Yep and one other thing. What are the dynamics of FM, beside the music? The relationship. It says a lot that she tones her wardrobe down at his request when they gig together but goes ape-crazy-wild-hot when she's solo and he's not around. So it's a commentary about their relationship. Lindsey's controlling and Stevie's freedom. Did that make sense? Anyway it's all part of FM.

dissention
09-09-2005, 04:46 PM
No wonder she loves her solo tours so much.

She wore that horrid mob widow garb for all of 2001 (and for quite a while prior to and after). Lindsey certainly had nothing to do with it. :laugh:

dissention
09-09-2005, 04:47 PM
And I am AGAIN :eek: about FM-especially Steviefans. :rolleyes: You are just treated with a long awaited LB show and in no time it turns into a chat about cloth-taste and fashion-approach. It's just amazing.... :shocked: :shocked:

:laugh:

I haven't seen the program yet, unfortunately. Can't wait for it to air this weekend.

Sugar
09-09-2005, 05:05 PM
Lindsey Buckingham: The Wall of Sound Tour :laugh:

He was seriously pumping in the sound effects, but I didn't mind!

I was a little concerned in the beginning that I wasn't gonna like it. I thought he was pushing the vocals a little too hard. One of the things I love about SGCYM is how he sings the title with quiet desparation; on here it was just too much. Go Insane was good, but the reall turning point for be was Red Rover, which was brilliant. Deeper in tone than we're used to (dropped it a key or two??? Help me music people...) but it worked. And it gave me a real appreciation for his guitarwork.

I had to chuckle when he introduced Stevie: "I asked somebody to come up and share the spotlight, briefly, with me." :laugh:

And am I the only one that thought he was channeling Stevie when he said, "And this is someone I've known, for a very long time." He said it in that way that Stevie does when she clips of the end of a word and kind of intones it down...? You'll know what I mean when you see it...

All that said, I think Stevie was on her best behavior. :p She didn't play to the audience that I could see and really just focused on Lindsey. Not that I think Lindsey is some kind of bully; Stevie's no shrinking violet. I have no doubt that she felt every moment she was up there was for him.

I thought Murrow came off live very nicely! There's no denying that Lindsey likes his sound effects, though, that's for sure. And yes---the solo is total ISA.

And I too could have done without GYOW in this setting.

The second half was definately better than the first. I have to wonder if it didn't take him a while to get into the swing of things. Of course maybe it was just that the songs in the beginning were mostly new and he hadn't worked out all the kinks like he would have for songs he was playing on the SYW tour. :shrug:

WelshWitchPMD
09-09-2005, 05:21 PM
I would discuss it, but it hasn't aired here yet.

Don't you live in Boston? It was on channel 44 at 5 AM where were you? :laugh:

lagringader&r
09-09-2005, 05:26 PM
She wore that horrid mob widow garb for all of 2001 (and for quite a while prior to and after). Lindsey certainly had nothing to do with it. :laugh:

Didn't somebody say she was quoted somewhere that Lindsey had asked her to tone her wardrobe down for the SYW shows? I know I didn't pull that out of the air. Anybody got that quote?

dissention
09-09-2005, 05:34 PM
Don't you live in Boston? It was on channel 44 at 5 AM where were you? :laugh:

:shocked:

My listings say it's on at 5am on Sunday morning!!

dissention
09-09-2005, 05:37 PM
Didn't somebody say she was quoted somewhere that Lindsey had asked her to tone her wardrobe down for the SYW shows? I know I didn't pull that out of the air. Anybody got that quote?

I think she said it on that Jim Ladd interview. Doesn't matter to me either way if he said it or not because she had already been dressing like an Italian widow for quite some time. :laugh:

amber
09-09-2005, 05:58 PM
I think she said it on that Jim Ladd interview. Doesn't matter to me either way if he said it or not because she had already been dressing like an Italian widow for quite some time. :laugh:
Do italian widows dress differently than other kinds of widows?

shackin'up
09-09-2005, 06:05 PM
I am :eek: that you give a :rolleyes: , and judge people about it. :shocked: :shocked: P.S. - A lot of us haven't seen the soundstage, so we can't discuss it that well.


Oh Frick off, sorry but is a :rolleyes: immediately judging? Besides, I want to talk about music over here and it's just irritating for someone who doesn't give a **** about clothes that it's an immediate topic for people EVERYTIME. WHY can't I express myself without constantly be lectured about judgement and freedom of speech and all that all american bull****? Get over it. Live it but don't rub it in everytime you can get your hands on it. Oh and I am NOT interested in their relationship when it comes to stageclothes.

yes. a statement. I judge. I think you're basicly superficial. Flat.

amber
09-09-2005, 06:06 PM
Yes, the Vietnamese approach it quite differently, as do those in Niger.
He means italian widows in this country. I thought most people here who went to funerals wore black. As in, almost everyone in the U.S. wears black to a funeral. Except my friend, who wore white, but that's not the point.

amber
09-09-2005, 06:09 PM
Oh Frick off, sorry but is a :rolleyes: immediately judging? Besides, I want to talk about music over here and it's just irritating for someone who doesn't give a **** about clothes that it's an immediate topic for people EVERYTIME. WHY can't I express myself without constantly be lectured about judgement and freedom of speech and all that all american bull****? Get over it. Live it but don't rub it in everytime you can get your hands on it. Oh and I am NOT interested in their relationship when it comes to stageclothes.

yes. a statement. I judge. I think you're basicly superficial. Flat.

I can express myself, too. I don't care if you get bent because I called you judgemental. You're pretty bent, though. :lol:
And, since I didn't talk about Stevie's clothes at all, or Lindsey's, or their relationship, I KNOW you're not calling me superficial, right?

Blow it out your pie-hole,

Amber

Mari
09-09-2005, 06:26 PM
What it comes down to - us lindseyfans would like to have the lindseyledge to ourselves at this time of rejoice. :angel:
Celebrate it in our own little circle.
Naw really, is it TOO much to ask to keep to the subject of this subforum, namely Lindsey Buckingham? I don't like to be anal about it but now this is annoying me too.
It's a kind request. Honestly. I'll grant you the same pleasure in return.

sarafield
09-09-2005, 06:28 PM
I think she said it on that Jim Ladd interview. Doesn't matter to me either way if he said it or not because she had already been dressing like an Italian widow for quite some time. :laugh:

Well dang I didn't think she looked THAT bad! Then again, I thought Lindsey's voice sounded pretty good, and I've seen some complaints about that, too.

ETA: Did anyone have a hard time hearing Lindsey when he spoke? I have been having trouble with my DVR so I wasn't sure if it was just me.

amber
09-09-2005, 06:31 PM
What it comes down to - us lindseyfans would like to have the lindseyledge to ourselves at this time of rejoice. :angel:
Too bad, as most, or many, Lindsey fans are also Stevie fans, and vice versa, including myself. And stevie was there. It always makes me laugh when people say they should have a certain "forum" to themselves, and that other people shouldn't say things they don't approve of on that forum.

Celebrate it in our own little circle. You're own little circle? Um, I can only conclude you mean the entire population of the ledge, because that's the circle that is free to view and speak on Lindsey's forum.

Naw really, is it TOO much to ask to keep to the subject of this subforum, namely Lindsey Buckingham? I don't like to be anal about it but now this is annoying me too.
It's a kind request. Honestly. I'll grant you the same pleasure in return.
People are talking about Lindsey, and happening to mention Stevie, too. You realize they've been in the same band, and usually sang together on a lot of each other's songs, right? You also know that Stevie was at the Soundstage?
I have a kind request that "Lindsey Fans" ( :confused: ) don't blow a gasket when there are three or four posts which mention Stevie, in addition to mentioning Lindsey.

Mari
09-09-2005, 06:39 PM
Amber.. don't you understand a little sarcasm or joke? I know many people are fans of both LB and SN, I should count myself as one even.
I don't want steviefans out of here. That's serious. I was playing with the whole stevie fan against lindsey fan thing a bit. Sorry if you're offended by that!
But I can understand Gerald's frustration, when you're dying to hear more news about the show and the thread seems to go OT to what Stevie was wearing.
That annoyed me too.

amber
09-09-2005, 07:15 PM
Amber.. don't you understand a little sarcasm or joke? I know many people are fans of both LB and SN, I should count myself as one even.
I don't want steviefans out of here. That's serious. I was playing with the whole stevie fan against lindsey fan thing a bit. Sorry if you're offended by that!
But I can understand Gerald's frustration, when you're dying to hear more news about the show and the thread seems to go OT to what Stevie was wearing.
That annoyed me too.
Um, sorry, I don't see how there was any way I could know that was a joke, though. :shrug: Especially since people do say such ridiculous things. Carry on.
Oh, and I think it's been established that I usually do understand a little sarcasm or a joke. :woohoo: Sorry I missed this one.

Johnny Stew
09-09-2005, 07:35 PM
But I can understand Gerald's frustration, when you're dying to hear more news about the show and the thread seems to go OT to what Stevie was wearing.I feel Gerald's pain, but most of us are in the same boat he is, even here in the States: we're still waiting to see it.

The three or four reviews that have been graciously posted are about all we're going to get for the time being, until more and more of us have the opportunity to see it.

Patti
09-09-2005, 07:41 PM
I did find out that it is airing in the Kansas City area next Saturday night at 11:30pm, so I'll be able to contribute to the discussion then. And unfortunately, not until then. Damn PBS anyway!

wondergirl9847
09-09-2005, 08:15 PM
PBS is causing strife and anger in the Lindsey Buckingham camp. I say...we sue.

SHOW THE FRICKIN' SHOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

amber
09-09-2005, 08:18 PM
PBS is causing strife and anger in the Lindsey Buckingham camp. I say...we sue.

SHOW THE FRICKIN' SHOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

:lol:

uh...I think when I wrote PBS last night I threatened to sue.... :laugh: Not really, but I was hella pissed!

estranged4life
09-09-2005, 08:40 PM
I feel Gerald's pain, but most of us are in the same boat he is, even here in the States: we're still waiting to see it.

The three or four reviews that have been graciously posted are about all we're going to get for the time being, until more and more of us have the opportunity to see it.

if anyone needs a CDR copy of the audio (Burnt straight from a non-compressed DVD-R) just feel feel to drop me a line....

Mad4stevie
09-09-2005, 09:52 PM
Is anyone posting clips for download?

My local PBS station is airing it at 2 and 5 a.m. WTF!?!

AliceLover
09-09-2005, 11:04 PM
:shocked:

My listings say it's on at 5am on Sunday morning!!

My aunt said it wasn't on Friday morning at 5 am. SOme other show was on. I WANNA SEE THIS. PBS SUCKS!!!!!!!!!!!

dissention
09-09-2005, 11:38 PM
My aunt said it wasn't on Friday morning at 5 am. SOme other show was on. I WANNA SEE THIS. PBS SUCKS!!!!!!!!!!!

I have no clue when it's on, my DirecTV program guide said it was on Sunday at 5am. Who knows. I'll end up buying the DVD when it comes out and I've gone years without anything new from the man, so a few weeks won't kill me.

wondergirl9847
09-09-2005, 11:42 PM
...but I was hella pissed!

Stop saying hella, Cartman!

:lol:

sodascouts
09-10-2005, 01:17 AM
I thought Murrow came off live very nicely! There's no denying that Lindsey likes his sound effects, though, that's for sure. And yes---the solo is total ISA.


The first take, he DID start playing the ISA solo. He stopped, looked at Neale, and said "I'm stealing from myself." lol!

WelshWitchPMD
09-10-2005, 05:22 AM
My aunt said it wasn't on Friday morning at 5 am. SOme other show was on. I WANNA SEE THIS. PBS SUCKS!!!!!!!!!!!


It was on channel 44 at 5 AM on Friday! I don't know if you can get it however. I got it but not good at all. Dumb PBS! Why can't they all show it at the same time! :mad:

Kelly
09-10-2005, 06:07 AM
She wore that horrid mob widow garb for all of 2001 (and for quite a while prior to and after). Lindsey certainly had nothing to do with it. :laugh:

Thank you doll! She also wore a simple black dress and reeboks THIS tour. The pants and BaTB coat came out for one song each. It is totally unfair to imply that Lindsey is the reason she wore that granny sweater. She looked like a granny on the TISL tour as well. He asked her if they could simply dress more casually than they did for the Dance.
It is also sort of amazing to me how people think she loves her solo tours soooo much. Stevie only lets you see what she wants you to see. Nevermind, this is for the other board.

Now, back to LB.
Patty, I am soo glad you made that comment about DoR. I was thinking the same thing but would never have the balls to say it! The backing harmonies that were obviously overdubbed in were so interesting. I cannot believe more people did not like Murrow...I really liked it alot. I agree some of the guitar parts sounded like ISA but his vocals were so cool and Brett making the wierd noises added alot to the song.


What was Taku playing? It was some sort of drum machine type thing? There was no drum set...just this machine type thing, the box he plays for Red Rover and shakers and stuff.

BTW...Brett did an amazing job on SGCYM...he really did. He was playing his keyboard and the song came off really well live.

EDIT..sorry for the Stevie comments at the top. I was only responding to other posts and did not realize we had been told to take the Stevie talk elsewhere. Is it possible to love Stevie and Lindsey equally?

Mari
09-10-2005, 06:11 AM
Um, sorry, I don't see how there was any way I could know that was a joke, though. :shrug: Especially since people do say such ridiculous things. Carry on.
Oh, and I think it's been established that I usually do understand a little sarcasm or a joke. :woohoo: Sorry I missed this one.

:rolleyes: I think you've got verrry long toes. I don't take all that SN vs LB fan seriously at all and that's why I think it should be joked about it. Lighten up.
And I still think it's not too much to ask to keep to the subject (LB). But enough of it now.

WelshWitchPMD
09-10-2005, 06:27 AM
What was Taku playing? It was some sort of drum machine type thing? There was no drum set...just this machine type thing, the box he plays for Red Rover and shakers and stuff.




It is called a cajon.
http://www.tonecajon.com/

I got this info from another board. :o

Sugar
09-10-2005, 08:03 AM
The first take, he DID start playing the ISA solo. He stopped, looked at Neale, and said "I'm stealing from myself." lol!

From what I can tell he was pretty much playing it on the second take too! :laugh: That's OK--it's a good solo to steal.

So who here was in the front row? I'm pretty sure I remember some of you saying you were. There's a lot of nice audience shots!

WelshWitchPMD
09-10-2005, 08:07 AM
So who here was in the front row? I'm pretty sure I remember some of you saying you were. There's a lot of nice audience shots!


ME! :o I am the little lady in the black low cut dress with long dark hair and I was sort of in front of Brett Tuggle.

Sugar
09-10-2005, 08:09 AM
"Black low cut dress," eh? :laugh:

*Goes off to check the tape*

WelshWitchPMD
09-10-2005, 08:13 AM
"Black low cut dress," eh? :laugh:

*Goes off to check the tape*


Well, it was not showing anything. LOL I saved that honor for the Mac Soundstage. I just did not know how to descibe it. I have very fair skin and to be honest when I saw the Trouble clip online I thought it looked as if I had on a black jacket with a white blouse. :lol:

Sugar
09-10-2005, 08:24 AM
Well, it was not showing anything. LOL I saved that honor for the Mac Soundstage. I just did not know how to descibe it. I have very fair skin and to be honest when I saw the Trouble clip online I thought it looked as if I had on a black jacket with a white blouse. :lol:

Nothing wrong with low cut, especially if you're front row for Lindsey! :)

WelshWitchPMD
09-10-2005, 08:36 AM
Nothing wrong with low cut, especially if you're front row for Lindsey! :)

We will have to do a 'Spot the Ledgies" Thread when the actually DVD comes out. :laugh: I know that a lot of people won't get to see it until then anyway. :distress:

Ian
09-10-2005, 09:36 AM
anyone want to post a tracklist he performed? I'm in the process of ripping the audio and don't know the names of all the songs.

MacMan
09-10-2005, 09:41 AM
anyone want to post a tracklist he performed? I'm in the process of ripping the audio and don't know the names of all the songs.

01. Someones Gotta Change Your Mind
02. Trouble
03. Big Love
04. Go Insane
05. Down On The Rodeo
06. Peacekeeper
07. Red Rover
08. Never Going Back Again w/ Stevie
09. Say Goodbye w/ Stevie
10. Murrow Turning Over In His Grave
11. Go Your Own Way

Ian
09-10-2005, 09:47 AM
01. Someones Gotta Change Your Mind
02. Trouble
03. Big Love
04. Go Insane
05. Down On The Rodeo
06. Peacekeeper
07. Red Rover
08. Never Going Back Again w/ Stevie
09. Say Goodbye w/ Stevie
10. Murrow Turning Over In His Grave
11. Go Your Own Way
Thanks! :)

David
09-10-2005, 10:52 AM
Is anyone posting clips for download?

My local PBS station is airing it at 2 and 5 a.m. WTF!?!Doesn't your VCR have a timer?

David
09-10-2005, 11:02 AM
It says a lot that she tones her wardrobe down at his request when they gig together but goes ape-crazy-wild-hot when she's solo and he's not around.When she showed up at the 2003 rehearsals wearing her Reeblechs, Lindsey told her they look funny. That didn't stop her from wearing those dumb things all year.

sodascouts
09-10-2005, 12:42 PM
Thanks! :)

It's actually "Down on Rodeo," not "Down on THE Rodeo." :)

DavidMn
09-10-2005, 12:51 PM
I am just soooo annoyed!!!! :mad: :mad: They havent shown it here in Minneapolis yet!!!! :mad:

LINDSEY#1FAN
09-10-2005, 01:09 PM
DAVID MN - Where in the world get to get to meet Lindsey???????? I am sooo jealous !! Wow!

AliceLover
09-10-2005, 01:10 PM
The first take, he DID start playing the ISA solo. He stopped, looked at Neale, and said "I'm stealing from myself." lol!

Thats so cheap. Hes a guitar genius why couldn't he come up with a new solo for the song. Seems like all the solos from the 70s were different now they are all the same.

MacMan
09-10-2005, 01:15 PM
It's actually "Down on Rodeo," not "Down on THE Rodeo." :)

I was posting based on what PBS had for a setlist. Wasn't sure if the title had changed from the GOS version or not.

DavidMn
09-10-2005, 01:23 PM
DAVID MN - Where in the world get to get to meet Lindsey???????? I am sooo jealous !! Wow!
It was at the hotel when they played in Minnesota in 2003. Nice picture huh?>

AliP
09-10-2005, 02:05 PM
At the beginning, I thought he looked really nervous and really stiff. He really loosened up though as the show went on. Haven't had much time to really watch it close, but SGCYM was amazing.

LINDSEY#1FAN
09-10-2005, 02:26 PM
It was at the hotel when they played in Minnesota in 2003. Nice picture huh?>


Oh yeah !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Did you just happen to stay at the same hotel, or did you know he was staying at a certain place?

Lindsey Jr.
09-10-2005, 02:54 PM
It was at the hotel when they played in Minnesota in 2003. Nice picture huh?>

*is a little bit jealous* ;) :cool:

David
09-10-2005, 03:36 PM
I was posting based on what PBS had for a setlist. Wasn't sure if the title had changed from the GOS version or not.Except for my own, naturally, hasn't Macman Peter got just about the nicest banner on the board? Leave it to a Canadian.

MacMan
09-10-2005, 03:42 PM
Except for my own, naturally, hasn't Macman Peter got just about the nicest banner on the board? Leave it to a Canadian.

Thank Dave :wavey:

StevieNicksEO17
09-10-2005, 03:56 PM
She was singing "Frozen Love," from the 'Buckingham Nicks' album.

If you don't have it, get yourself to buckinghamnicks.net, ASAP, and download it... you'll be glad you did. :)
http://www.buckinghamnicks.net/bn/slmedia.html

I just downloaded it, and this song ROCKS. I'm totally hooked. Thanks so much for telling me to download it! :)

dissention
09-11-2005, 01:18 PM
I *loved* all of it except for Peacekeeper and Go Your Own Way; they weren't very good. Peacekeeper had no oomph to it at all and Go Your Own Way was very stale.

That version of Go Insane was magical. His voice was incredibly soft and restrained, I think it's the best one I've heard. Someone's Gotta Change Your Mind, Down On Rodeo (the mix seemed pretty bad on it, though), and Murrow were my favorites.

amber
09-11-2005, 01:25 PM
I *loved* all of it except for Peacekeeper and Go Your Own Way; they weren't very good. Peacekeeper had no oomph to it at all and Go Your Own Way was very stale.

That version of Go Insane was magical. His voice was incredibly soft and restrained, I think it's the best one I've heard. Someone's Gotta Change Your Mind, Down On Rodeo (the mix seemed pretty bad on it, though), and Murrow were my favorites.
They showed it in your area? Cool - I'm salivating to see Murrow - how was the layering dealt with? Is is very much different?

estranged4life
09-11-2005, 01:27 PM
That version of Go Insane was magical. His voice was incredibly soft and restrained, I think it's the best one I've heard. Someone's Gotta Change Your Mind, Down On Rodeo (the mix seemed pretty bad on it, though), and Murrow were my favorites.

"Go Insane" is the standout to me of the whole broadcast...That is why I am currently listening to "Go Insane" from the CDR I made of the broadcast, And it just pours emotion through my speakers.

jwys_soapbox
09-11-2005, 01:46 PM
After a long time away, I'm back (didn't realize until this morning that the reason I wasn't ever able to post was because I wasn't logged on). So, Estranged4Life, how did you get it over to cdr?

Johnny Stew
09-11-2005, 02:03 PM
After a long time away, I'm backJohn! It's good to have you back, my friend! How have you been?

jwys_soapbox
09-11-2005, 02:09 PM
Hi Johnny Stew! Thanks, I have been fine. Lost some weight. How have you been? :)

wondergirl9847
09-11-2005, 02:09 PM
...Go Your Own Way was very stale.

I've never cared much for GYOW live, I love it on Rumours, but live...eh. It seems like it should be amazing live and to me, it's just not. Peacekeeper, would be amazing if he did it like his solo version, sped up. :nod:

I am dying to hear Go Insane!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Ya'll are making me salivate to hear that one, especially.

SapphireSister
09-11-2005, 03:59 PM
I live in Los Angeles and it didn't air here but I checked the schedule and it says it airs Thurs Sep 22nd at 10 so check for that if you are in Cali.

Johnny Stew
09-11-2005, 04:23 PM
Peacekeeper, would be amazing if he did it like his solo version, sped up. :nod:I look at the fact that he performed "Peacekeeper" on 'Soundstage' the same way he did with Fleetwood Mac, as further proof to support my belief that Lindsey altered the song to suit his creative vision, and not so that Stevie would be able to sing on it, as others have claimed. :nod:

estranged4life
09-11-2005, 05:00 PM
Estranged4Life, how did you get it over to cdr?

my Sony DVP-NS575P DVD player to my JVC XL-R2010 CDR burner and burning an uncompressed version (I manually added the track separations DAO, And did not decrease the volume/pitch whatsoever, Sounds great to my ears!)

jwys_soapbox
09-12-2005, 09:42 AM
Thanks, I was hoping there was some magic bit of shareware out there that would extract the audio in prestine condition so I could put it on a cdr.

I will probably wind up hooking my dvd player to my computer.

Thanks again,
John

my Sony DVP-NS575P DVD player to my JVC XL-R2010 CDR burner and burning an uncompressed version (I manually added the track separations DAO, And did not decrease the volume/pitch whatsoever, Sounds great to my ears!)

Lee
09-12-2005, 10:57 AM
I just watched the tape of this last night. My first initial reaction is that for the first couple of songs, Lindsey appeared nervous. It's like he was frozen to one spot. He really loosened up towards the end with Go Your Own Way. I thought he sounded great. It kept throwing me when he'd say, "This is from the new CD." because Say You Will has been out for a few years. Then when Stevie came out, I thought that was the highlight. I just couldn't believe the way they kept staring at each other. Say Goodbye was definitely the highlight, very intense I thought. I could feel the emotion there. I don't know what Stevie was singing when she sang a few lines & then said that she forgot the rest & he said something about great harmony; was that a song from Buckingham/Nicks?

Lee :)

Sugar
09-12-2005, 11:19 AM
I don't know what Stevie was singing when she sang a few lines & then said that she forgot the rest & he said something about great harmony; was that a song from Buckingham/Nicks?

Lee :)

Yes, it was the first two lines from "Frozen Love."

Gazza
09-12-2005, 12:28 PM
Are there any mp3s about of this yet? You go to other fan sites and they're everywhere within an hour of shows airing.

chiliD
09-12-2005, 12:46 PM
[QUOTE=Lee]It kept throwing me when he'd say, "This is from the new CD." because Say You Will has been out for a few years. [qUOTE]

Well, the Soundstage itself was taped over a year ago, as well. Say You Will WAS a "new" CD then. :laugh:

Carolina Girl
09-12-2005, 02:47 PM
I emailed my local PBS station and asked when/if Lindsey's Soundstage would be aired, since it was not on their schedule, and this was their reply:

"In answer to your inquiry, we broadcast the Soundstage Program with Lindsay Buckingham on July 23,2005."

:rolleyes:

I guess I'll be buying the DVD.

shackin'up
09-12-2005, 03:46 PM
[QUOTE=Lee]It kept throwing me when he'd say, "This is from the new CD." because Say You Will has been out for a few years. [qUOTE]

Well, the Soundstage itself was taped over a year ago, as well. Say You Will WAS a "new" CD then. :laugh:

yeah :lol: I think it was sept. 15th 2003. TWO YEARS AGO EXACTLY!!!!! SYW was what date ? Round april 15th 2003. So the disc was 5 months old. Quite fresh.

mondaymornin1
09-12-2005, 05:37 PM
Well, now that I've watched it *several* times, :o here's what I thought:

My favorites were SGCYM, Red Rover, Murrow, and Down on Rodeo. This is actually the first time I've ever heard Down on Rodeo, and I absolutely love it! New song to play over and over and over....

I especially liked when he talked about the story behind Red Rover --"It's a pretty morbid thought, I know, but it's a tender song...nonetheless.." or something like that--and then he gives a really big grin...And then when he actually says the name of the song, "This one's called 'Red Rover'" I dunno, it just really seemed like he was extremely pleased with himself and the song...kind of giving off a boyish charm there. Really, that impression may be just mine...I wasn't there when it was taped or anything. Anyway, the sound on that song was impressive. I loved the blend of the "guys only" voices. Very nice/smooth. As a matter of fact, that's what I really liked about the entire show...hmmm words to describe it...warm, rich, deep, etc. No girls (yeah, I know, except for 2 songs, which were very nice, too, don't flame me for God's sake!) I think I'm just really burned out on the female back-up singer overkill from the SYW tour. :shrug:

I think Lindsey was a little more uptight at the beginning of the show, but he loosened up eventually. That's pretty typical of him, really. I actually think it's adorable that he's a little unsure of himself....

I like the whole "semi-unplugged" feel that the show has. Brett, Taku, and Neal complemented Lindsey's songs very well, and I was really impressed with how much they added to it. I realize that I've probably had my head in the sand, but I had no idea they could harmonize like that...again...female back-up singer overload. :D And of course, I really like that it was just Lindsey and his music for a change. Again, don't flame me....I've seen Stevie solo plenty of times...we just don't get to see Lindsey in this setting as much, so this was a wonderful treat!

My least favorite song was GYOW. I would've liked him to drop this one for something from OOTC!

Ok, so as far as the whole stage set-up goes...I'd love to have a widescreen hanging in my den with that hawt picture of Lindsey on it and his name scrolling across the screen like those that were hanging at the back of the stage. Sweet.

Oh, and I did a little spaz dance when Stevie sang a couple of lines from "Frozen Love." That would've been cool if they'd done that one!

Um, oh yeah....and I didn't notice what she wore...didn't much give a s**t either. ;) :laugh:

shackin'up
09-12-2005, 06:36 PM
Well, now that I've watched it *several* times, :o here's what I thought:

My favorites were SGCYM, Red Rover, Murrow, and Down on Rodeo. This is actually the first time I've ever heard Down on Rodeo, and I absolutely love it! New song to play over and over and over....

I especially liked when he talked about the story behind Red Rover --"It's a pretty morbid thought, I know, but it's a tender song...nonetheless.." or something like that--and then he gives a really big grin...And then when he actually says the name of the song, "This one's called 'Red Rover'" I dunno, it just really seemed like he was extremely pleased with himself and the song...kind of giving off a boyish charm there. Really, that impression may be just mine...I wasn't there when it was taped or anything. Anyway, the sound on that song was impressive. I loved the blend of the "guys only" voices. Very nice/smooth. As a matter of fact, that's what I really liked about the entire show...hmmm words to describe it...warm, rich, deep, etc. No girls (yeah, I know, except for 2 songs, which were very nice, too, don't flame me for God's sake!) I think I'm just really burned out on the female back-up singer overkill from the SYW tour. :shrug:

I think Lindsey was a little more uptight at the beginning of the show, but he loosened up eventually. That's pretty typical of him, really. I actually think it's adorable that he's a little unsure of himself....

I like the whole "semi-unplugged" feel that the show has. Brett, Taku, and Neal complemented Lindsey's songs very well, and I was really impressed with how much they added to it. I realize that I've probably had my head in the sand, but I had no idea they could harmonize like that...again...female back-up singer overload. :D And of course, I really like that it was just Lindsey and his music for a change. Again, don't flame me....I've seen Stevie solo plenty of times...we just don't get to see Lindsey in this setting as much, so this was a wonderful treat!

My least favorite song was GYOW. I would've liked him to drop this one for something from OOTC!

Ok, so as far as the whole stage set-up goes...I'd love to have a widescreen hanging in my den with that hawt picture of Lindsey on it and his name scrolling across the screen like those that were hanging at the back of the stage. Sweet.

Oh, and I did a little spaz dance when Stevie sang a couple of lines from "Frozen Love." That would've been cool if they'd done that one!

Um, oh yeah....and I didn't notice what she wore...didn't much give a s**t either. ;) :laugh:

THANKS FOR YOUR THOUGHTS ON THIS! You really painted a personal picture for us that did not see it yet.

mondaymornin1
09-12-2005, 10:03 PM
THANKS FOR YOUR THOUGHTS ON THIS! You really painted a personal picture for us that did not see it yet.

Yay! That was my intention. I feel really bad for those of you who haven't been able to see it. :sorry: I'm looking forward to when you all do get to see it, then we can discuss... :xoxo:

mondaymornin1
09-12-2005, 10:13 PM
Thankyou. I saw about 10 seconds of it from a clip someone posted in another forum and just the intimate, 4 person setting got me excited. It looks to be a treat to not have the hip-swaying backup singers and co. for this occasion.

Ah, yes. I'm so glad that the focus was on him and not hip-swaying noise, etc. The music was very intense, but it had a very...hmmm..quiet quality, for lack of a better word. I'm supposing part of the reason for that is because they edited out the audience noise. Still, it was very intimate. Just the man and his music along with those 3 truly talented guys...it really is superb. I'm hoping you'll be able to see it soon. You will thoroughly enjoy it!

DavidMn
09-13-2005, 12:25 AM
Ah, yes. I'm so glad that the focus was on him and not hip-swaying noise, etc. The music was very intense, but it had a very...hmmm..quiet quality, for lack of a better word. I'm supposing part of the reason for that is because they edited out the audience noise. Still, it was very intimate. Just the man and his music along with those 3 truly talented guys...it really is superb. I'm hoping you'll be able to see it soon. You will thoroughly enjoy it!
You hit the nail right on the head. Less is more. :nod:

Gazza
09-13-2005, 03:26 PM
No mp3s yet? What the hell? We're as bad as Lindsey at getting stuff done.

shackin'up
09-13-2005, 03:41 PM
No mp3s yet? What the hell? We're as bad as Lindsey at getting stuff done.

:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

sodascouts
09-13-2005, 03:46 PM
No mp3s yet? What the hell? We're as bad as Lindsey at getting stuff done.

I just got them from Brian J. They will be up tonight after I get home from work. Check at about 7:00 or 8:00 Central at http://www.buckinghamnicks.net .

David
09-13-2005, 03:56 PM
Ah, yes. I'm so glad that the focus was on him and not hip-swaying noise, etc. The music was very intense, but it had a very...hmmm..quiet quality, for lack of a better word. I'm supposing part of the reason for that is because they edited out the audience noise. Still, it was very intimate. Just the man and his music along with those 3 truly talented guys...it really is superb. I'm hoping you'll be able to see it soon. You will thoroughly enjoy it!didn't a lot of the guys who did the Fleetwood Mac tour also do the Soundstage show?

Presumably, they all played the same gear. Where'd the differences come from?

There was something up, I know that. I heard "Trouble" & really liked the low-keyedness of it all, plus the little bit of reinvention going on: the chugga-chugga of the rhythm guitar (same riff pattern as "What's the World Coming To" on the tour), the dry little kick in the bass drum, like a heartbeat drives you mad ..., the bare keyboard tine pad .... this music breathes! It's like there's enough room in the rib cage for the lungs to expand. Your ears have positive & negative, music & metamusic, to hang onto.

How did -- or why did -- Fleetwood Mac turn into such a bombastic band?

shackin'up
09-13-2005, 05:28 PM
I just got them from Brian J. They will be up tonight after I get home from work. Check at about 7:00 or 8:00 Central at http://www.buckinghamnicks.net .

Cool, That'll be tomorrow for me then. Maybe during work? :laugh:

sodascouts
09-13-2005, 08:54 PM
It's up! Thanks to Brian J. for sending it to me.

http://www.buckinghamnicks.net/fun/bootleg.html

wondergirl9847
09-13-2005, 09:16 PM
Thanks to Brian J. and Nancy for posting this!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Sugar
09-13-2005, 09:19 PM
Yes, Brian and Nancy, thank you both very much!!!

golden braid
09-13-2005, 09:22 PM
Brian and Nancy, thank you so much! :xoxo: I still haven't seen Soundstage so this is great that I can at least hear it.

Gazza
09-13-2005, 11:21 PM
Excellent stuff. Go Insane is great, but I absolutely love Trouble. That's got to be the prettiest version ever.

strandinthewind
09-13-2005, 11:24 PM
Excellent stuff. Go Insane is great, but I absolutely love Trouble. That's got to be the prettiest version ever.

It was HEAVEN in person. I have not seen the whole thing yet, but I am sure I am very visible bouncing up and down to that song :laugh:

BYW - does anyone know how to look up when it is playing here in Atlanta?

ontheEdgeof17
09-14-2005, 12:22 AM
Thanks Brian and Nancy! I love it!

Murrow into The Chain would have been fantastic for the SYW Tour.

GypsySorcerer
09-14-2005, 02:17 AM
Thanks so much Brian J. and Nancy. :thumbsup:

Dreammms
09-14-2005, 06:22 AM
Thanks Brian and Nancy!!!!!

I can't stop listening to this. He is so amazing. I am loving Trouble, Someone's Gotta Change Your Mind, Down On Rodeo, and Murrow.

I am so excited now about a Lindsey solo album and tour. :)

Madness Fades
09-15-2005, 04:09 AM
Great Thanks a million, cant wait to get listening to it. Ive just downloaded it as soon as i got into work.

Serrart
09-15-2005, 06:15 PM
Thanks a lot Brian and Nancy. :) I must be a closet Murrow fan. I thought I couldn't stand the song but this version is great, and the rest of the show is superb.

Romy

dissention
09-15-2005, 07:40 PM
BYW - does anyone know how to look up when it is playing here in Atlanta?

http://www.pbs.org/wttw/soundstage/lbuckingham/featured.htm

Click "Check Local Listings." :angel:

The Tower
09-23-2005, 12:56 AM
Well, I just watched the program.

Screw all you naysayers who boohooed Stevie's inclusion in the program. Lindsey invited her and "Say Goodbye" brought me to tears....

amber
09-23-2005, 01:05 AM
Well, I just watched the program.

Screw all you naysayers who boohooed Stevie's inclusion in the program. Lindsey invited her and "Say Goodbye" brought me to tears....
:nod: :nod: :nod: They both did.

BTFLCHLD
09-26-2005, 02:16 PM
amazon just sent notice that shipment of the soundstand dvd is delayed until NOV 9! im not a happycamper :mad:

Dreammms
09-26-2005, 02:41 PM
amazon just sent notice that shipment of the soundstand dvd is delayed until NOV 9! im not a happycamper :mad:

wow! that sucks. i guess i will be recieving a letter too soon. :(

ontheEdgeof17
09-26-2005, 05:13 PM
amazon just sent notice that shipment of the soundstand dvd is delayed until NOV 9! im not a happycamper :mad:

I ordered mine from PBS. We will see if mine is delayed, too. :cool:

AliceLover
10-01-2005, 01:07 PM
I was flipping through the channels Thursday night and this came on. It was in the middle of Go Insane so I missed a couple of songs. Of course I started taping. I did like it a lot except for most of the songs there was no drumming. I know this show was to show his talents and works but I do like his songs with some drums in them. LIke Peacekeeper was the same as it was played on the SYW tour minus the drums. I liked NGBA a lot and Down on Rodeo. I was so happy at the response that Red Rover got. Go Your Own way was cool because he actually sang it nicely unlike most SYW tour boots of it. Overall I thought it was great. I wish I could have seen Steal Your Heart Away though. I am still hoping to see Miranda live!!!!

johndoe
10-01-2005, 01:32 PM
The songs sounded rather mehish sometimes. Red Rover and Murrow sounded great, though. I noticed he took some parts of the I'm So Afraid solo and put them in the Murrow solo. The best improvement of the night was the drumming on Go Your Own Way. That very end part of the solo where they added the new drumming sounded awesome.

David
10-04-2005, 06:14 PM
I was flipping through the channels Thursday night and this came on. It was in the middle of Go Insane so I missed a couple of songs. Of course I started taping. I did like it a lot except for most of the songs there was no drumming. I know this show was to show his talents and works but I do like his songs with some drums in them.For some reason, he seems to like a pared-down kit or sound, like what he toured with in 1992/93. He's always said he loved playing music with Mick, who plays very simply but with great groove.

I'm really sorry -- well, not really sorry but slightly sorry -- that Mick & Lindsey didn't carry through on their plans to tour back in '99 or 2000. I've always wanted to hear Mick play more on Lindsey's solo material onstage.

Lindsey Jr.
10-05-2005, 04:03 AM
For some reason, he seems to like a pared-down kit or sound, like what he toured with in 1992/93. He's always said he loved playing music with Mick, who plays very simply but with great groove.

I'm really sorry -- well, not really sorry but slightly sorry -- that Mick & Lindsey didn't carry through on their plans to tour back in '99 or 2000. I've always wanted to hear Mick play more on Lindsey's solo material onstage.

If you want the whole groove, add John... it's not the first time that I say this, but he's highly underrated ;) And I'm still looking for proof that LB said on a certain website "you don't tell John what to play"

But Mick IS a nice drummer, I must say :wavey:

shackin'up
10-08-2005, 06:35 AM
I'm really sorry -- well, not really sorry but slightly sorry -- that Mick & Lindsey didn't carry through on their plans to tour back in '99 or 2000. I've always wanted to hear Mick play more on Lindsey's solo material onstage.

Me too but not slightly. i'm still convinced that if he'd recorded his solomaterial with a good rythmsection or played it live with them, his work would have reached more people and would have better stood the test of time.

I'll kill for a threepiece-fullblownrockshow with John and Mick presenting alot of GOS-material.