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Originally Posted by michelej1
Based on the boots we have (and some of them are not even that good in sound quality) few of the best versions of any of the songs wound up on the album, including GYOW.
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I guess it's all very subjective because I like that GYOW quite a bit. Sounds a little chipmunky in the vocals, but the guitar blazes out like the Peasants' Revolt.
The 1980
Live has a bunch of material from 1977: Monday Morning, Say You Love Me, Dreams, Over My Head, Rhiannon, and Don't Stop—and Don't Let Me Down Again might be from 1976 or '75.
There's also a beautiful Never Going Back Again, my favorite track on the album. It's the 1980 performances of that song which mark the birth of the "modern" Lindsey, to my ears—stretching the sinewy vocal lines, elongating a bit here, pushing a bit there, driving a rhythm home despite deliberate fits and starts that make the crowd wonder which downbeat to clap with.