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Stevie's Most Rockin Performance
Of the Commercially available, I think it is without exception, Gold and Braid from the BD concert. I was watching it again (THANKS GLITTER) and she just gets up on it and rides it to the end. I mean she flat out dances the mashed potatoe (her version) at the end. The energy of that is awe inspiring to me.
I think a very close second is SOTM from the Mirage video. Third - Rosebud Rhiannon, which is STUNNING! Honorable mention to Blue Denim from Letterman and the Janis inspired scream at the end. Silver Springs from The Dance is one of my fav.'s but that is not really a rocker. Anyway, let's hear your fav.'s :cool: |
:laugh: Before I read what you said, just the title, I was like "I sure like that belladonna double shot of G&B and I Need to Know! :D
I basically agree with you. SOTM Mirage (also, Chain Mirage really, really, really gets me, but that's with Linds, so. but still) Yep, Rosebud... I really enjoy Japan GDW, the caterwauliness of it. OWOAAOWOWOWOAAAOWOWOWOWOAAAOWWOWOWOWOW!!! |
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What's the big deal about this scream? It lasted a second. |
Although it is not on video, Rhiannon live from the Rumours tour and the first Fleetwood Mac tour in 1975 rocked the hardest. Her nightly performanances probably helped ruin her vocal cords for years. You could not even count the number of twirls, there were so many!
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I would say SOTM from Mirage was THE Stevie Nicks performance of a lifetime... I would also say "Gold Dust Woman" from the Dance is up there... |
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The entire US Festival performance! :p I love the comedy between songs!
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Edge Of Seventeen from VH1's Storytellers
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Love's a hard game to play - Arsenio Hall 1991
or Silent Night Top of the Pops 1988 HAHHA JK! I have a few real ones : Fall From Grace Blockbuster Awards 01, Rhiannon Rosebud, Gold Dust Woman the dance Chris |
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I think her scream/growl from that version was the best I've heard also Chris |
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