I love the version of Landslide on the Live album… it has that quiet reverence feel to it, and even at the end, when she's done, it's like the audience isn't entirely sure she's finished, and then when they figure out she is they burst into raucous applause and cheering. The quiet gives the song a poignancy it just doesn't have with the rowdier versions. Which are fun, I get that, but it's a qualitatively different experience.
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