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Old 05-20-2005, 02:28 PM
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What with all the talk about scumbag bootleggers lately , I'm curious to know what everyone's favorite boots are. Least fave too.

I love Mac Memphis 82. I think it's mainly because it was one of the first boots I got. Nice sound, good setlist.
I also really like several Tusk shows - one of the Japan ones especially (I can't think of date & city off hand). As for SYW, I listen to Hershey a lot (it's a great show, plus I was there )

I am not a fan of most of the TITN or BTM boots - I don't like the setlists that much. Also - most of The Dance boots are so-so - they all sound too similar (with the obvious exception of SS in AC.)


As for Stevie, I love Us Fest 83 & Woodstock 98. Great shows, great sound, great setlists. Also - Ohio State Fair 1994 - awesome vocals!

I don't listen to many from the RAL Tour. TOSOTM & Timespace - eh. A few good shows, but most seem too cold & mechanical - just going through the motions. I listened to "Pretty Mac Goes Metal" the other day & I used to think the vocal was incredible. I still think it's strong, but it's like she's a tad out of tune or something .

I KNOW we'll have several different opinions here, so let's hear them! I'm interested to read what everyone has to say.
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Old 05-20-2005, 02:33 PM
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I'm kind of with you on the TITN boots, since they pretty much always have "Oh Well" and I don't really like the way they did it then.

But anyway, I really like Nashville, '77, though there isn't much competition because I don't have a whole lot of boots at this point. I have more demos, masters, and remixes right now, it seems.
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I like the just below the knee 3 inch maroon velvet boots the best...
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Old 05-20-2005, 02:53 PM
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I like the just below the knee 3 inch maroon velvet boots the best...
I knew someone would do it.

I should have alsoknown it would be you.
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Old 05-20-2005, 02:59 PM
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Stevie:

House of Blues 1994. This show just flat out rocks!

Mac:
tough call, probably Melbourne 1980 for the fun "echo" on Sara. And have I mentioned the amazing wail at the 7:00 mark? A-M-A-Z-I-N-G
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I like most of them.


The one I :hate: is Stevie's PTM show - New Year's Eve '99. Her vocals are horrid. She cant even remember the words!?!! Drunk much? That damn person in the crowd with the tambo doesn't help it much.
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I really like the 75/76 boots. I like the Rumours lineup doing the older FM songs. I also really like Champaign from 04...though I am bias because I was there I don't like the TITN ones either. I have one and never even listened to it all the way through. As far as Stevie solo, I am one of the minority who likes the RAL shows. I like the Chicago one, and some Australian comp. from RAL that I have. LIve and Unapproved? Also love the US Festival....of course!
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Well, actually I DO like the 87/88 tour & 90 tour bootlegs BECAUSE of the set list...so there ya go...another case of "to each their own.

Faves, in no particular order (as of now, off the top of my head...I've downloaded so many in the past couple of weeks, I don't remember which are which):

The First concert 1967
Live In Koblenz 1988
Live In Chicago 1995
Live At Great Woods 1990
Live In Vienna 1990
Who's The New Girl? 1975
(aka Trod Nossel or Smiling Ears or Live In Wallingford, CT)
Will The Real Fleetwood Mac Please Stand Up? 1974
Live In Hempstead, NY 1974
Live At The Carousel Ballroom 1968
Live At The Fillmore West 1970
Live In New Haven, CT 1975
(aka Live In Passaic, NJ 1975)
Live At The US Festival 1982
Live In Oakland 1982
Live In New Orleans 1970
(both Jan 30th & 31st)
Homeward Bound 1972
(aka Live In Seattle 1972)
Live In Los Angeles 1977(I WAS THERE! Plus, it was MY cassette tape that started this, and the SD one below, in circulation!)
Live In San Diego 1977
(Again, I WAS THERE)
Sin City '77
(aka Live In Las Vegas 1977)
Music City '77 (aka Live In Nashville 1977)
Live In Oklahoma City 1977
Live In Anaheim 2003
(July 17th...and, yet again, I WAS THERE!)

There are more, but these are as of right now.

EDIT: The above are on CD (or CDR)...the first FMac bootleg I ever owned was an LP called Merely A Portmanteau, side one of which was "officially" released as most of Disc two of the Showbiz Blues set ("Rattlesnake Shake/Underway", "Tiger", "Green Manalishi"). Side two was completely taken up by "Station Man" (almost 8 minutes) & "Tell Me All The Things You Do" (13+ minutes) from the Kiln House tour. Quite the disparate sound quality between side one & side two...side one: great, side two: YIKES!
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Old 05-20-2005, 03:18 PM
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Sin City '77[/i][/b] (aka Live In Las Vegas 1977)
I'm actually listening to this one right now. It's great.
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What it lacks in sound quality, it makes up for in performance...the only gripe I really have about it, is that it claims to be "the entire show", but no, its not..."Monday Morning" is missing.
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I like most of them.


The one I :hate: is Stevie's PTM show - New Year's Eve '99. Her vocals are horrid. She cant even remember the words!?!! Drunk much? That damn person in the crowd with the tambo doesn't help it much.
Really.

I was at the New Year's show (fake i.d. and all) and I wanted to bust that tambo person over the head with it. Oy.
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Not in any particular order

1970 Fillmore West(8/7/70 show)
1972 Seattle
1974 Hempstead, NY
1975 Trodd Nossel Studio, Wallingford, CT
1977 Nashville
1979 St. Louis
1980 Mobile, AL
1982 Memphis
1984 Chicago(Christine solo)
1987 Fresno
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Not in any particular order

1970 Fillmore West(8/7/70 show)
1972 Seattle
1974 Hempstead, NY
1975 Trodd Nossel Studio, Wallingford, CT
1977 Nashville
1979 St. Louis
1980 Mobile, AL
1982 Memphis
1984 Chicago(Christine solo)
1987 Fresno
I have the January 4, 1970 Fillmore West show.

Oh, yeah, 1979 St. Louis, 1980 Cleveland, 1980 Mobile are great too.

I just got the 1982 Memphis show a few days ago and haven't listened to it yet, but it seems to be pretty popular.

1987 Fresno...despite the great sound quality, it is so pared down from being the entire show, it misses the mark for me.

All three Christine solo shows are pretty good...I favor the one from Reseda Dec 1983 because of Billy Burnette & Mick Fleetwood making guest appearances. (and the sound quality is just slightly better to my ears than the Chicago or NJ shows)
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All three Christine solo shows are pretty good...I favor the one from Reseda Dec 1983 because of Billy Burnette & Mick Fleetwood making guest appearances. (and the sound quality is just slightly better to my ears than the Chicago or NJ shows)
That's because the Reseda show is from a Westwood One radio broadcast. This was the same show as The Video Album. The Chicago & New Jersey shows are audience recordings(albeit above average quality). All 3 shows are excellent, in my opinion.
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