Need these gems updated….
 

So, I finally trashed some VHS tapes from my collection because I have no VHS player and I’m no going to get one.I did transfer some to DVD but not that great of quality. PLEASE release…..

The Tusk documentary
Stevie Nicks Belladonna concert
Mirage tour concert
Christine McVie 1984 concert

All great and would like to add them back to my treasures.

I have all 4 of those on DVD. Mirage bootleg used to be available on ebay(with the BTM band on the cover). The rest were all VHS transfers that other Ledgies sent me(and they're grainy, but better than nothing).

I remember many ledgies talked about the Disney's Fleetwood Mac: Going Home doc. I found some parts in Youtube and it looks cool, though I never seen it completely. It could be if they release the DVD or include it in Disney or Hulu streaming.

It would be helpful for Lindsey to refresh his memory about So Afraid and other songs, so he would stop answering I don't know! :lol:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xFuzfki6Kbo


I saw that DVD with that cover in my local pirate sutff street vendors market, long ago (it doesn't exist anymore). :lol:

Yes, I’m aware of all of these but I want official releases including the Disney documentary.

I posted the Going Home documentary on Vimeo (blocked by YouTube). Link below:
https://vimeo.com/448290840?fl=ip&fe=ec

I think from a costs standpoint, the chance of including them in streaming services is higher, like Stevie Nicks: Through the Looking Glass (2013), which is included on HBO Max. But I've never seen older ones. I'd love to see the documentaries mentioned and many Behind the Music or Classic Albums, with good resolution. But I don't know how much it costs to improve the resolution, because the one for Red Rocks is in HBO MAX too, and it is bad, I don't know if they didn't improve it to save dollars or just didn't want to. But I just saw Sara's clip on Fleetwood Mac's YT channel and though not perfect, it looks much better.

The guy who sold them was really nice. The first one I bought skipped in a couple of places, and he gladly sent me another one. I guess in bootlegging, you only want satisfied customers. The squeaky wheel blows the horn on you!

DVDs? Oh yes I remember buying some that worked fine in my Samsung dvd player, but not in the Sony, and viceversa in other cases. Funny those days of the early century.

But the truth was that there were places where you can find classic great movies impossible to find in formal stores. I loved those... gem deposits.