Mirage Face Off: Final Round!
 

That's Alright has been voted off!


Vote for your FAVORITE song! Let's see who our winner of the Mirage Face Off will be, and join the rest in the winners circle! :) After this we will do our last set of polls, for Tango In The Night.

Hold Me.
Better Harmonies, plus I prefer immensly the extended version of Gypsy.

Gypsy will win.
I can't say that I've ever heard a decent live version of Hold Me. The smooth harmonies are studio made and can't be replicated on-stage

"Lightning strikes... maybe once... maybe twice! And it lights up the night! And you see your gypsy!"

Stevie looks and sounds beautiful here...And Lindsey's guitar solo at the end is stellar. Fleetwood Mac at its best.

The Dance version of Gypsy is probably one of my favs, but not many people seem to like it that much :shrug:

I agree. This is a tough choice, though!

As for the best album version... I voted for Hold Me. I love Gypsy just as equally, but I prefer the '82 music video version, with Lindsey's extended guitar solo.

That Mirage version of Gypsy gets me every time I see it. She starts off on a brighter note and then takes it and the listener into darkness with her "bright eyes --- bright eyes . . . . " I cried the first billion times I saw that.

I also love this version:



and this one:

http://www.yousendit.com/download/TT...UEMwVWxjR0E9PQ

It's very different, but I love it.

Gypsy is the initial reason I became a Fleetwood Mac fan. The song an d the video. Both were magic!

It is my favorite version as well!

I voted Hold Me but they are both up there with the very cream of Mac stuff so I could have gone either way really.

My favourite song is Eyes Of The World. So I didn't vote.

Spoiled Sport :p:p:p

they're both such excellent productions, such excellent tracks, that I don't know which one to vote in (or out). To find engineering & arrangements this clever & this energetically good, one would have to go back to "Mama's Pearl" or "The Love You Save" ten years earlier.

It's a mark of GYPSY's amazing sound & style that the nasally, bleating lead vocal (straying repeatedly off key) doesn't make you flinch more than once -- twice at most -- so I'll vote for GYPSY. The levels are controlled so well that the track sounds equally great in a car, on a home stereo, in headphones, or blasting out of outdoor amplifiers.

I think she is on key on the album cut and it is a solid vocal.

Now - the live versions, though some are compelling - OY - most sound like a dorm bathroom after chilli night in the mess hall :eek: :laugh: