What do you want & how much would you pay?
 

Here's an idea for a thread that could potentially make us all look even kookier than we actually are!

What Stevie Nicks-related memorabilia or collector or vault item(s) would you want & how much would you pay for it/them? Assume that whatever you get is in great shape. The more honest you are, the kookier you'll look -- but in a good way.

My choices reflect my bias toward live material:

Item & Price
Unedited 20/20 vid, 1980 (incl Cleveland footage)...........................$100
Japanese 1977 mini-tourbook...........................$50
Midnight Special DVD from master...........................$150
Hollywood Bowl 8.31.80 audio sdbd...........................$450
Unedited "In Concert" vid, 1981...........................$100
Los Angeles 10.02.83 audio sdbd...........................$1,000
Los Angeles 10.02.83 pro-shot vid...........................$2,000
Irvine 9.24.83 audio sdbd...........................$795
Stevie's old top hat...........................$45
"Wild Heart" master reels...........................$150
Jones Beach 6.08.86 audio sdbd...........................$325
MSG NYC 8.06.86 audio sdbd...........................$400
Stevie journals (each)...........................$50
Rich Coliseum 7.28.78 pro-shot vid...........................$600
"Other Side of the Mirror" master reels...........................$2

See, I knew you loved that album. :nod:

:laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

I'd pay $1,000 for an original Rhiannon painting (not a print).

I'd pay a couple hundred for a wild heart ring.

Anything with Wild Heart. I love that album.

I'd drop $150 for the master reel.

Well, I'm mostly for the live stuff too:

Video from any show on Stevie's 81 Tour that includes Bella Donna $150

Rumours Tourbook $50

Proshot video of the SYW rehearsal 4/26/03 $100

Any video of the Buffalo or AC shows 2003 or Hershey 2004 $40

Video from any show on LB's solo 93 tour that includes Holiday Road $75

Paula

David,

Do you know if any or all of these things exist and/or are in circulation anywhere? Just curious...

Paula

I wouldnt pay any more than 30 bucks for any live recording. Anything higher would be a rip-off and a terrible waste of money IMO.

I don't think so, Paula, if you're talking about this level of quality (audience recordings exist, sure). If this stuff were uncovered, I'd hyperventilate a bit & then start PayPaling. Maybe one of Stevie's old top hats made it to the Emporium at some point.

Like you said, your opinion. I actually don't buy boots, I trade. However if something showed up that I'd been searching for for years, I'd go for it. It's purely hypothetical, as most of this stuff is just not out there.

Paula :)

PS - forgot to list:

Stevie's performance of At Last on video: $100

Stevie's performance of Black Velvet on audio $75
Video: $150

I'd probably sell my soul to get my hands on that Wild Heart promo poster with the clouds & the headdress. That's my favorite picture of Stevie everrrrrr.

i think those are pretty common to find. i actually bought mine back in the 80s at a record store. it was a smaller version of it though. i upgraded to a larger version several years ago. it is a nice poster.

considering i had the money, i would pay no more than $500....ok, maybe $1000 tops for the following:

unedited raw footage reels from all of the camera shots of the St.Louis 1979 shows.

Film of ANY 1976 show.

Those show up on Ebay quite a bit -and some of 'em go for less than $50. :nod:

Joe, can your inbox receive a 10-MB Windows Media file?

sure....you got?

let's clarify though....i've seen all of the Rosebud and other clips that have appeared on commercially released programs....but send me what ya got....
i'll pm you my address.

What! I always see them for $50 to $100 and sometimes higher.

In my Utopia, someone would put one up for like $15 or something and I would manage to snag it.

Did something insane/extraordinary happen at these shows or were you there?

That's it?!!! (Especially the journals?!) ;)

What's the story behind this? Did 20/20 do a segment on Mac in 1980?

*waves shyly* Mine can... *looks cute*

[email protected]

Yup. It's pretty good, if I do say so myself. 20/20 did some really extraordinary music segments back in the day. You can see how much the program has gone downhill when you watch the old segments.

oh it's awesome....i haven't seen it in a while. i need to upgrade my copy...it's many generations away from the master. Lindsey's got some serious make up on. i love how the narrator's like "....and Lindsey Buckingham, who's changed his appearance...." oh, and i love how they're like "and christine would like to quit touring in two years..." gee, make that 18 years.

so, next time you're listening the 1980 Live album and Not That Funny, I'm So Afraid, or Go Your Own Way comes on, you can picture the 20/20 camera crews there. Actually, you know, i don't know how that exactly works...Who actually records these shows? There's another 1980 show called PM Magazine that has footage of them from somewhere else. The show supposedly aired in February, 1980. Anyway, I don't think any of the networks went out and recorded entire concerts just to use one or two clips. Maybe it's up to the record company? I would die to see that entire Cleveland footage.

I'm sure it's in a vault somewhere....I think i should get a job for Iron Mountain.

Here's one - starting at $24.99. :)

Wild Heart poster