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shackin'up 05-10-2004 03:59 AM

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Originally Posted by stefan
After listening to the bootlegs my impression is that DLMDA has lost some energy over the years esp on the singing part.

True, but the energy is coming from other areas! (sorry gaius :D ) What about the pace and the rockin'paced guitarriff!!!!

sara1998 05-10-2004 04:09 AM

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Originally Posted by strandinthewind
I am confident people recorded the show.


Tee hee hee.... ;)

I'll be reviewing that later today......

blinker12 05-10-2004 06:12 AM

I just listened to the recording of "Sara" posted at bluewhitefire; it's simply stunning. Wow. Her voice is superb; I relished the way she holds those notes and her passion in the finale ("All I ever wanted...").
Truly Stevie's masterpiece.

dissention 05-10-2004 01:03 PM

I'm so glad you guys had a good time!!!!! :blob2: GREAT review!

Jason, I can just picture you standing there with tears streaming down your face. That would be a sight for sore eyes. :laugh: Not to mention the fact that you probably towered over Chris while doing so. :lol:

And a shout out goes to Tiff for posting the FANTASTIC downloads! :nod:

strandinthewind 05-10-2004 01:08 PM

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Originally Posted by dissention
I'm so glad you guys had a good time!!!!! :blob2: GREAT review!

Jason, I can just picture you standing there with tears streaming down your face. That would be a sight for sore eyes. :laugh: Not to mention the fact that you probably towered over Chris while doing so. :lol:

And a shout out goes to Tiff for posting the FANTASTIC downloads! :nod:

I do tower over her :laugh: It was unreal!!!!!!! I swear MANY were singing along with tear streamed faces. It was, to quote a review 20 years ago, "like some hippie ritual" :cool"

dissention 05-10-2004 02:28 PM

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Originally Posted by strandinthewind
I do tower over her :laugh: It was unreal!!!!!!! I swear MANY were singing along with tear streamed faces. It was, to quote a review 20 years ago, "like some hippie ritual" :cool"

:laugh:

What was the response from the crowd to Sara? It must have been akin to a riot!

strandinthewind 05-10-2004 02:35 PM

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Originally Posted by dissention
:laugh:

What was the response from the crowd to Sara? It must have been akin to a riot!

I never really looked away from the stage LOL. But, people were singing along to it. I would hear that from the crowd. She looked thrilled by the response. I cannot imagine they will drop it. I mean they have a vdeo playing in the background and everything. So, hopefully, it is here to stay!!!

EveryHour 05-10-2004 02:36 PM

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Originally Posted by hayley

The Sara boots were actually brown...

Since there seems to be controversy over whether the boots are brown or red, I am wondering if they are the mahogany-colored oness she wore throughout much of the Enchanted Tour? Those are one of my all-time favorite pairs of her boots...what a gorgeous color, and though you wouldn't expect it, she seemed to be able to make it match any and every color of clothing!

stratist3217 05-10-2004 02:52 PM

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Originally Posted by stefan
After listening to the bootlegs my impression is that DLMDA has lost some energy over the years esp on the singing part.


It was played in a lower key (E) than before (A).

hayley 05-10-2004 03:41 PM

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Originally Posted by EveryHour
Since there seems to be controversy over whether the boots are brown or red, I am wondering if they are the mahogany-colored oness she wore throughout much of the Enchanted Tour? Those are one of my all-time favorite pairs of her boots...what a gorgeous color, and though you wouldn't expect it, she seemed to be able to make it match any and every color of clothing!

They probably were... I don't remember those specific boots from the Enchanted tour (never close enough to see them ;-) ), but they were mahogany.

The Chain 05-11-2004 12:08 AM

I bet that with Sara, IKINW, and the other new songs, this is gonna be one hell of a tour... I really hope I get to see them, again. Last year was the first time I saw the Mac, and the box office ripped me off (long story) and I was really far away... But I am still just greatful to have been there.

desertangel 05-11-2004 12:46 AM

Thanks to everyone who posted a review! And especially those who posted the MP3s. The first time I heard the Sara MP3, I just knew I could hear people singing along. And in my mind's eye, I could see the tears streaming down their cheeks! I also believe this song is in for the duration. Hopefully Destiny Rules too. You could tell Stevie has having fun with it and was very comfortable this time around.

As for the other new additions, not sure. IKINW sounded great to me, not sure what happened to the other two, but will see. I'm just a really big Stevie fan at heart, so the other songs are prolly gonna be harder for me to warm up to.. I can't help it. :sorry: because I do love the Mac.

Sad to know Goodbye Baby was dropped as the closing song. It really reminded me of Songbird or HAEWAFY as a closer. BUT... check this out... how much MORE appropriate can Don't Stop be; Mick and Lindsey have already been talking about there being more fresh Mac to come... so Don't Stop is actually the perfect closer. Remember some fans, critics and reviewers were wondering if Goodbye Baby meant they might not tour again?

So... Don't Stop as a closer is actually - - A Good Thing!! :blob2:

Laura

Livia 05-11-2004 01:17 PM

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But I cannot be sure, etc. I was just in awe!!!!!!!! BTW, LB's ending guitar had a lot to do with the tears!!!!!! it was sublime and his face playing it - SHHHEEEBUSS!!!!
Jason, every once in awhile, when I'd look back at you, you were positively glowing!! LOL And how many times did I turn around and go, "Oh...my...Gaaawd!" LOL

Okay, the Sara boots were rust colored, mahogany, whatever you want to call them. The mimic-y thing they do, w/ the Tusk-era video in the background is to die for! In Champaign, the entire crowd got on their feet for the first time when Sara began.

I mentioned on burnish that I took a pic of LB when he was on his knees in front of Stevie (after the calisthenics during the out of tune guitar bs). I'll post it, and the other good ones I took after I get 'em back and scanned (I still use an old school 35 mm).

Gerald and Christy! I knew the 2 of you were going to sh*t bricks when you heard about Red Rover and IKINW. LOL The harmonica part of IKINW was mostly Stevie singing "ba-ba-ba-ba-da-da...ba-ba-ba-da-da-da-da." Really cute! But then, you know that already if you've listened to the mp3's.

DLMDA was excellent, and most of the diehards agree, but it went over like a lead zeppelin in a big arena. I was looking around and a lot of "casual" fans seemed to be scratching their heads, going "Whaaa?" during that song. I'm disappointed, but not surprised, that it got dropped in Champaign.

Pattie, hurry up and post your review! What a great b-day you had, girl!

The old gdw shawl came back in Champaign - and we also noticed that Stevie was wearing 2 Stand Back capes, one with small polka dots, and one w/ big ones.

More random thoughts later.... :wavey:


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