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Where you in the audience when Stevie did Red Rocks, etc...
As I know, there's lots of fans here that has been following Stevie and The Mac since the 70's (it's awesome!!!) and I was wondering if anyone of you, here on The Ledge, was in the audience when they recorded Red Rocks, or US Festival, or other old videos or clips that are well known (don't have to be but it's fun if they are)...?????? :thumbsup:
You'll know that it would be totally awesome if someone out there went to one of those concerts 20 years ago :) Because everytime when I watch like, let's say Red Rocks, I think "Well, all of those people who are in the audience have to be Stevie fans 'cause they went, you know, and why wouldn't they be on The Ledge now if they were fans then??? Some of you were younger then, you know". :blob2: So, that's what I thought about :) Where you there? Are you knowing anyone who was there? Let us know ;) Have an awesome day everyone! Love, /Hanna, Belladonna93 :wavey: |
I wish I was...but sadly I wasnt even born yet HAHA
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You can usually tell which ledgies went to which concerts in the olden days (anything three years ago or longer) even if they don't specifically say so because they state that it was the best this or that Fleetwood Mac ever played, blah blah blah. It's human nature, I guess, & you see it in ledgies all the time: The show you yourself saw was the best ever, blah blah blah. People look back on something they attended with an especially roseate hue. Objectivity or even accuracy isn't the focus -- nostalgia is. Example: I saw the Rose Bowl Peace Sunday daylong concert in June '82 & I always believed & told everyone that Stevie got the loudest applause. Something must have stuck in my mind that night (she played at night) that she did, but looking back on it now, I have no idea whether she did or not. My nostalgia has quite probably transformed the experience in my memory. There do seem to be a couple of notable concerts or other events where no ledgie (yet announced publicly) attended. These concerts include:
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I was at Red Rocks on the Mask tour over two nights when they filmed the Skies The Limit video.
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I can spot myself several times on the Live in Boston DVD. :D
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i didn't see the red rocks show, but i did attend a show that tour in lincoln, ne~ stevie was a hot mess that night:D~ it still is one of my favorite solo stevie shows tho~ the band opus opened for her, we weren't lucky enough to have frampton~ & people were horrible to opus, screaming & chanting for stevie their entire set~ << |
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I was at the taping of the "Blue Denim" video in Milwaukee during the Street Angel tour ~ you can see me in the front row. I was also at all the Soundstage tapings Stevie has been involved with (Lindsey's, Chris Isaak's Christmas Special and her own) ~ and I can see myself in the audience. :) Fun times!!! :blob1:
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I'm on the LIB DVD and my screams and yells were used for the CD....I'm all over that CD. :laugh:
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No ,but,I wish I was there.I attended the Connenticut stops only,at that time my old car was about to die,so out of state shows were out.
As was reading on,and Davids post on FM notable concert list .As I see the classic . Sept. 23, 1975 Wallingford --- Recorded at Trod Nossel Studio for radio. Noted on the list.At that time I was 13 years old in school.In the same town.now I'm here in the same town and live right down the street from Trod Nossel studios.and its still there.OOH what a pisser I mssed that one. Quoted from Davids post. There do seem to be a couple of notable concerts or other events where no ledgie (yet announced publicly) attended. These concerts include: May 15, 1975 El Paso --- First ostensible concert given by new lineup Sept. 23, 1975 Wallingford --- Recorded at Trod Nossel Studio for radio April 25, 1976 Oakland --- Big splashy appearance at Bill Graham's Days On The Green Feb. 28, 1977 Berkeley --- Kickoff date of the Rumours tour & benefit for Jacques Cousteau Society May 7, 1977 Oakland --- Headliner for Bill Graham's Day On The Green June 29, 1977 New York --- Garden concert reviewed by Rolling Stone; Stevie "reeled like a drunken sailor" March 20, 1980 New Zealand --- Infamous concert & radio broadcast with Lindsey drunken rampage incident Nov. 28, 1981 Houston --- Opening night of Bella Donna tour (although John Kinney attended the following night in Dallas) May 27, 1983 Las Vegas --- The unexplained "opening night" of the Wild Heart tour; nobody's even sure it actually took place -- no one who attended has ever stepped forward & said so June 12, 1987 Los Angeles --- Mick Fleetwood's Zoo with guest Stevie Nicks (why didn't anybody go to this? why didn't I go to this? I don't even remember any announcement) 1988 tour in Europe --- No ledgie has ever said he or she attended any of these concerts in Europe in the spring of 1988 And so on. |
I was in the audience when Stevie did The Rosie O'Donnell show in 2001. I attended the party Shery Crow had for Stevie at the Shine clube in NYC and a fellow fan told me she would be on Rosie's show the next day. So after standing in many lines and drawing many lucky lotteries, I was the LAST person seated in the studio. The swooping camera was right over me and I was on tv about ten times on that episode. BTW, Stevie was PERFECT as I am sure everyone has seen that performance.
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My neighbor said she thought they were great but im guessing she was as drunk as Lindsey :laugh: Im sure its in the old newspapers in the library in town, i checked it out before and got some cool ads before the concert, but i'll have to look for articles about it after the show. |
I was at the show at Wembley Stadium, London on May 18 and May 19 1988 Row 14 and 12 respectively. Fantastic concerts.
And again in August 1990 at Manchester and September London. Those were the days:wavey: |
I was at the show Stevie did for the anniversary of Woodstock and you can clearly see me on the (bootleg) dvd banging an imaginary tambo to 'I Need To Know' and also the 'Central Park In Blue' concert Sheryl Crow did where Stevie was a guest ... also can see me in my 'Street Angel' tshirt on that dvd... I wish I could say I wasn't old enough, but I have been to at least one (and usually more) shows for each of Stevie's solo tours* up until the Crystal Visions tour...after that, i have missed a few of these current hits tours...(*except Bella Donna, alas, didn't get to any of those shows) ... oh and there was a clip on youtube from the Nicks/Henley show in Philly and you can see the back of my head as Stevie was grasping (or was it I who was grasping? Now I seem to forget:shrug::rolleyes:;):D) both of my hands....
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That's sooo cooooooollll all of you that were at those concerts!!!! I'm soo jelaus!!! :angel: |
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Of all the RAL tour recordings I have heard, I feel this one is the wildest- and so cool too because Janet and I grew up not far from Jones Beach! |
I was at the June 12, 1987 Zoo show at the Palomino. There's pics and lots of discussion in this thread:
http://ledge.fleetwoodmac.net/showth...light=palomino Bruce and I were at the Houston OSOTM show when they filmed the "Whole Lotta Trouble" video, after the concert. |
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Jon, were you at a RAL JB show? How cool if we both were there. |
Jones Beach is probably my favorite place to see Stevie...i saw her there a couple of times over the years, although the tours are foggy at this point...I know I was there for Street Angel, and probably Enchanted...maybe RAL? To me, the ambiance there, just fits Stevie's songs to a 'T'....
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I was at that Houston concert too, great fun, managed to get right down the front for the filming. We flew from England to Biloxi only to find out 2 hours before the show that it was cancelled, so we took off to Houston and got tickets there. Great times:laugh: |
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The first time I saw Stevie in concert was on her Rock A Little tour -- in Boston. Having nothing to compare it to other than the Bella Donna concert video, I was very disappointed in her perfomance. I remember thinking "she's not up to par."
She was very messy. The entire pace of the concert was halting and miss-timed. She missed cues, forgot lyrics and babbled incoherently to the audience, so there was a very uncomfortable disconnect with the audience. And, as evidence from some of the bootlegs from this tour, she didn't so much sing the songs, but rather bleeted and butchered them. She didn't lose me as a fan, because I knew she was better than that, but I left that show not feeling very good. |
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What am I missing here? |
I was about 8 during the RAL tour, but my mom went to the Philly show and bought me my very first concert T-shirt...I remember it had the cover of RAL on it....I wish to hell I saved that!
But I also heard that she was a mess during the show, appeared completely wasted and even fell either off the stage or on the stage...sounds dramatic I know, but those are the rumours I heard. Can anyone else substantiate that? I always wondered if it were true. :shrug: |
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