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Originally Posted by SteveMacD
Lay It All Down
Believe Me (1973 and 1974)
Spare Me A Little (1972...Destroys any other version)
Angel (1974)
Bermuda Triangle
The Chain (1982)
Over My Head ('70s)
Tusk
Isn't It Midnight
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+1 for Over My Head, especially on the Rumours tour. Spare Me A Little is equal for me. I love it on the album, too. The great thing about the PG era band is that they were able to replicate a lot of their songs onstage, like The Green Manalishi and Oh Well.
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Originally Posted by iamnotafraid
The one that comes to mind first is from Lindsey's
UTS, Shut Us Down.
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That goes for almost all of Under The Skin, especially the title track.
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Originally Posted by bethelblues
Bleed to Love Her
Everywhere from The Dance is a great mention!
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Bleed To Love Her from The Dance does good things to my heart.
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Originally Posted by TheWILDheart
I must be the only person in the world who prefers the band version of "Big Love" lol
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I like it! I wouldn't say prefer, because I love the way he rips up the guitar at the end, but nothing wrong with the 80s synth.