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Questions about the HBO special in 1981
2 questions for the masses here.
1. Is Waddy really saying HEY MOTHER****ER as he comes off stage in the unedited version? 2. I wonder what Stevie's doing in the dressing room when her goons tell the cameras to turn away....?:rolleyes: She dont lie she dont lie, she dont lie.....:laugh: |
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That show has my fav. rendition of Gold and Braid!!!!!!!! Hopefully, you were high too :D |
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Lobby http://img109.imageshack.us/img109/7...obby0bk.th.jpg Stage http://img131.imageshack.us/img131/6...tage1oo.th.jpg It was an old Art Deco movie palace. It was renovated in 1981 & Stevie Nicks was the first act to play the renovated theater. Both the theater & Stevie are class acts! :blob2: :] :thumbsup: |
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I thought it was taped at someplace called the Cow Palace.
And yes DavinMN, I hear somebody say "Mutha****a" real loud but never knew who it was. |
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I think this is one of Stevie's absolute best performances. Every song is just amazing. I especially love Dreams and Gold and Braid, with those high kicks!
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You can thank the cocaine, and the lack of booze for the high kicks!
I guess being in Los Angeles they got the best coke possible. When your out on the road, running out of good shiit, the good coke runs out. Yeah yeah I always credit anything good or bad Stevie did before 86 to coke, blast me away:lol: ! "Get the cameras out" Shiit gee I wonder why lol! |
Been lurking for a long time now, but thought I'd throw this in. The full concert from the HBO show is much better. It includes the unedited "Outside The Rain" (for the HBO show they removed a verse, which once you hear the enedited version, the edit is very noticable). There are also like five other songs from the show that were removed.
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