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Landslide is the Video from the DVD
Landslide is going to be released to Vh1 as a video. The Landslide from the upcoming DVD. I personally think this is the dumbest possible decision they could POSSIBLY make. Landslide was avideo for The Dance too, and this is basically the exact same version. I would even take having Dreams released as a video over Landslide. At least the whole band is on that one.
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"Landslide" is getting to be the latter-day Fleetwood Mac's "Albatross."
How many times was that sucker re-released? :laugh: I can understand why they'd want to go with a classic track, but gosh, why choose "Landslide" again? Brilliant song that it is, VH1 already had 'The Dance' version in heavy rotation just a few years ago, and the Dixie Chicks' rendition just over a year ago. Personally, I think they should have gone with something upbeat, like "Second Hand News." "Dreams" would have been a good choice too. |
I really don't think Dreams would be a good choice. In my post above I said it would've been much better then Landslide but that's it. Gold Dust woman's a little on the long side, but that would've really been a great choice considering it's being left off the CD. I'd say Silver Springs but that was also alredy a video live a few years ago. I'd also say Tusk would be a great choice. next to So Afraid and Come It shows The band's craziness really the best this tour. And it's not nearly as long as those 2. And really watching the song live on TV would almost be like a real music vdeo. Hell Lindsy stops playing his guitar and engage in a boxing match with Stevie. If that's not music video material I don't know what is.
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But definitely something like "Second Hand News," "Tusk," or, heck, even "Stand Back," would have been better choices, given the energy of the songs. |
They sure know how to play it safe. Jeeze...out of all the songs, you have to pick the one that is totally overplayed from The Dance now, seven years later, on the radio and that was also made famous again by the Dixie Chicks. I love the song soo much but I'm all Landslided out.
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Landslide is the Video from the DVD
I would have thought Stand Back was the vid choice seeing that vh1 had it up on their site to view...
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- Jake |
I love Landslide but I'm tired of it. I would think everyone else would be also especially since the Dixie Chicks were everywhere with it a couple of years ago. They already released Landslide as a single from the dance so I don't know why they couldn't have done something like Beautiful Child. That was amazing kind of like Silver Springs was during the Dance. Oh well. :(
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I agree with Jake on EOTW.
For the likes of MTV, go with the rousing songs that jump up and grab you with their energy, not put you to to sleep with their 'oldies' sentimentality. |
Idiots. Put another nail in the "oldies act" coffin. Thank you Warner Brothers records !
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Wow, I honestly did NOT expect Landslide. I think BC would have been great. Paula |
The dumb thing is, what's regarded as safe, isn't safe at all. Drizzle is something you don't mention, but does not keep you from getting wet. :sorry:
It would have been a lot safer to go with SHN. It was never a single, but everybody recognizes it, and this version kicks ass. But, of course, I would have been thrilled with EOTW, BC, SG or even better, WTWCT. |
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However, I have to disagree about releasing ANYTHING by Lindsey as a single. I know I will be evicerated for this, but Lindsey's vocals have been insufferably "pitchy" this entire tour. But then again, I suspect they must have spent the past six months correcting his pitch in production, so maybe his stuff is listenable after all. By contrast, Stevie has been the bedrock of consistency this tour; I think Lindsey could benefit from the services of Stevie's voice coach! |
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The man puts so much emotion in these performances that I couldn't care less if there's some inperfectness in his voice. Hear him belt out Come. It's wonderful. |
I second the evisceration (disemboweling, I'm pretty sure). J/k. But yeah.. the bootlegs don't do Lindsey's vocals justice. But I do wonder if he'll lose his voice altogether one day. Don't know how he does it. Must have a method. I hope.
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If they were smart, they would've gone for EOTW or Come. Even Stand Back would've been quite the rousing video. But why the hell did they pick Landslide?! Ugh. Talk about overplayed and tired. Why don't they want to release something that will make people take notice of them? Landslide ain't the one to do it.
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Who makes these decisions???
I love Landslide. It's a great song. But not the one they should release as a video. Too bad they weren't doing IKINW when the DVD was being taped. That was great live! |
Often the band has little do with these decisions. It is usually a record company decision.
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Be that as it may, the idea of releasing a 30-year-old song when they just released an album a year ago is so flabergastingly stupid that it's not even worth debating. |
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What's good for the goose is good for the gander, and Stevie isn't exempt from contributing some horrific vocals to this tour. They've both had some cringe-worthy moments. |
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The release of Landslide is in fact ridiculous and fits into the whole Rumours revival band thing that is going on with FM. Lindsey should walk out of that situation and focus on his newer work. Come f.e. was one highlight of the show as was WTWCT. As for the DVD (which I am looking forward to in memory of my first LB live experience) once again Gerald and the others: I am sure the cover art will be different. It was just a substitute for the real one that they did not have at that point. Some probationer tried to reinforce his faith in... Photoshop. :laugh: |
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Poor Lindsey's HCTS was indeed a disaster. I hate to sound harsh, but it was more of a tribute to Lindsey's fingerpicking skills than to George Harrison's song, which was unrecognizable. But the worst part was Lindsey's screeching, wince-worthy vocals at the end. I was so embarrassed for him.
Oh well, even the greatest genius has not-so-stellar moments. That is one of Lindsey's. Regardless, they should have given the man more respect and not tried to tell him what to do. LB brought in viewers and they should be grateful for that and leave him alone. |
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I have to say I thought LB's "Here Comes The Sun" was pretty fantastic. All gritty and edgy.
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I'm tellin' ya, dude... I already love Lindsey's music. No need to convert me in that regard. |
Come to think of it, just where this information come from? I just saw a "Go Your Own Way" video on VH1 from the Boston concert.
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