Thanks Sandymac for the vids.They were great.

I just found this collection from the show on youtube.Looks like he/she went to town filming.

https://www.youtube.com/user/clubdoc/videos

I have been ill lately and nesting in bed with books. I'm reading one about reflexology...there was a passage in there about how a professional singer could no longer hit the higher ranges of her voice. Said that the person had calluses that were effecting meridians and energy flow associated with those acupressure point...they had several treatments over the course of a few months and they were able to recover their lost tones...I'm wondering if there are things she can do to heal herself and her voice that have little to do with voice therapy. This tour is still at the beginning stages, hoping she gets the care she needs to see it through.

I thought she sounded pretty great...
 

After missing the last tour, I had high hopes for this one. I wasn't disappointed. As much as I'd love to hear Crystal, That's Alright, Paper Doll, Blue Letter, etc., I really enjoyed this show. I missed the big "...hoooooooome, Sara" from the Unleashed show, but Sara was still a highlight for me. Once they started I didn't think Stevie's voice was in too bad a shape. She came out strong and held on. Lindsey was on fire (ISA solo was amazing) and Mick and John held it all together. Without You is better on the EP...it just seems to drag on live. If I make the Cleveland show, I'll hope they swap in Miss Fantasy somehow. I can dream. Sisters was a highlight as well considering I wasn't alive the last time they performed it live. The final one-two punch of Silver Springs and Say Goodbye is a nice closing for the show. SG was better than the SYW Tour version to me. Bit of a long post...and a bit late...but it's my first post after quite a few years of reading. Figured I'd get it all out.

^Oh, not long at all. And I love the comparisons you made to the songs this tour vs. the way they sounded in previous tours.

I agree with you that Without You is better on record than live. But maybe it has gotten better live. I can't wait to see them again and listen anew.

Michele