08-02-2008, 05:09 PM
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Addicted Ledgie
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Join Date: Aug 2003
Location: California
Posts: 26,025
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Quote:
Originally Posted by BTFLCHLD
"can you express what it is you are experiencing when you toss your head back during the ISA climax?"
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I was reading a review from the Buffalo News which captured this:
This is from November 24, 1997:
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Buckingham's standard pose -- tense-faced, feet together -- makes it all the more impressive when he goes overboard. There was simply no topping, for instance, his cathartic outburst in "I'm So Afraid." Head thrown back, mouth wide open, Buckingham stood pouring out blues riffs and tense sets of triplets. Things built up gradually, in tension and volume. Then, as people screamed, he left his mike, did a loose goose-step in a circle a few times and skedaddled back, skipping on one foot, playing and howling all the way. Finally, with a tortured grimace, he flung off his guitar. The arena went crazy.
He brought immense concentration to his solo song "Go Insane," and Nicks brought similar passion to "Silver Springs" and "Rhiannon." Between Buckingham and Nicks -- well, they could have sent the rest of the band home, and I would have been happy.
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