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Originally Posted by PenguinHead
Music is released primarily to be heard. The 1980 Live album was released in a time long before DVDs and MTV videos. The songs all come from different shows. Unlike The Dance, there is no concise "video footage" to correspond with the Live album. It's a great "audio" document without any need for visuals. The sound should be enough satisfaction by itself!
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ah, but there IS some video footage we have seen. We have all seen Dreams, Don't Stop, Sara, Monday Morning, and portions of Not That Funny and GYOW from that 20/20 special.
If you take into consideration that Oh Well was from St Louis as Sara was (or everything except most of Stevie's vocals and the backup vocals), they filmed it as they filmed the entire concert. We just haven't seen that clip of Oh Well. Also, a film crew videoed the Cleveland 1980 show as shown on the 20/20 special since we've got portions of The Chain all the way through Songbird. That concert exists in full somewhere in ABC's vaults or wherever. They didn't just film a minute or two of each song. They had a full camera crew there. So, we could technically add GYOW, NTF, and So Afraid as having video. THAT show would be great to see. Such energy by that point in the tour although I am still a fan of the St Louis concert.
That's practically 1/2 the Live album that there is video of. As for the remaining tracks, it wouldn't shock me if there was video for all of it. Seems likely since what I just mentioned. Plus, what about that recent unearthed treasure from 1977 Australia that guy has been posting on youtube?