Good golly- a Buckingham Nicks show surfaces!

[David]

Originally Posted by ragandbone

excellent parry!

You have the best signature, Eliza, possibly ever on the Ledge.

[gldstwmn]

Originally Posted by David

You have the best signature, Eliza, possibly ever on the Ledge.

I think that's strandinthewind standing to the left of Mick Fleetwood.

[ragandbone]

Originally Posted by David

Say, Paula, why has there never been a movie called "Romany"? I picture an epic called "Romany" detailing the rich & troubled history of the gypsy peoples of the old Byzantine Empire comprising the Balkan, Slavic & Mid-Eastern countries, carrying their letters of protection from the King of Hungary & the facing hostilities from host nations, speaking their Rom languages & practicing their marvelous customs & music.

Not exactly what you are looking for, and I am also not Paula, and it is also off thread topic, but have you ever seen "Latcho Drom"
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/630...lance&n=404272

This majestic, French-made film wishes viewers a "latcho drom"--a safe journey--as it follows the roots of the Rom, traveling people better known as Gypsies. Stunning and evocative, it transcends language and culture, bringing together the best elements of National Geographic-style documentary and music video in a kind of anthropological MTV. Using only music and image, without any steady characters or plot, award-winning director Tony Gatlif (himself of Rom descent) tells a compelling story of Rom migrations from Northern India to Europe and the rest of the world. Beginning with a gathering of lavishly dressed nomads singing across the harsh deserts of Rajasthan, viewers are transported through the lush oases of Egypt into the ghettoes of Turkey, from the muddy lanes of Eastern Europe through lush French fields to the windswept coastal cities of Spain. Every step of the way, there are hypnotic reminders of the harshness and beauty of the Rom lifestyle: the rhythms of labor pounding into vibrant dance, the songs of Turkish flower sellers merging with the plaintive political satires of a gray-haired Romanian violinist. Music is everywhere--children barely able to walk dance alongside great-grandmothers--and covers all styles and subjects--from the wintry strains of an Auschwitz lament to a flamenco devotional in a Spanish shrine to a festive Dixieland number that borrows as much from New Orleans as from northern India. And wordless stories abound, told in the smiles of strangers waiting for a train or in the frowns of rifle-toting farmers come to evict travelers from their land. --Grant Balfour

[ragandbone]

Originally Posted by David

You have the best signature, Eliza, possibly ever on the Ledge.

Wow - thanks! It is the product of a night of insomnia. it is a little large, though (needs to be in order to see Stevie) so I sometimes leave it off. Like now.

[skcin]

Originally Posted by ragandbone

Not exactly what you are looking for, and I am also not Paula, and it is also off thread topic, but have you ever seen "Latcho Drom"
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/630...lance&n=404272

Looks interesting. I think my dad might like it. Thanks for the info!

[strandinthewind]

Originally Posted by gldstwmn

I think that's strandinthewind standing to the left of Mick Fleetwood.

SSSSHHHHHHHHHH - nobody is supposed to know I was there, much less in that outfit

[sara1998]

Originally Posted by gldstwmn

I think that's strandinthewind standing to the left of Mick Fleetwood.

LMMFAO!!! I think you're right!

[skcin]

Ladies and gentlemen...The Buckingham Nicks.

Teehee. "The."

[skcin]

"TRIED TO WIN AND I LOST AGAIN!"

[JazmenFlowers]

Originally Posted by skcin

"TRIED TO WIN AND I LOST AGAIN!"

that's my girl. the mad ad libber.

[strandinthewind]

Originally Posted by skcin

"TRIED TO WIN AND I LOST AGAIN!"

and she MF'ING BELTS IT. That gave me chills and made me stronger

[Oykamu]

and she MF'ING BELTS IT.

I LOVE that and the moment right after it when she says, "You're the winner," but because she's out of breath it sounds like she's giving up and letting him win. Fantastic!

[skcin]

Notice LB starts Frozen Love & stops, then you hear him say "are you coming out of there?" Our Stevie, always missing her cues even way back when.

[cliffdweller]

Originally Posted by skcin

Notice LB starts Frozen Love & stops, then you hear him say "are you coming out of there?" Our Stevie, always missing her cues even way back when.

Pfffff! Love it.

Am I wrong, or were lots of stop starts on this setlist? You can tell they weren't polished yet, Stevie doesn't sound totally confident in her voice and Lindsey's guitar playing is not as fluid as it was to become (obviously).

I know someone else posted this earlier but I was really disapointed that Stevie didn't sing her part on Frozen Love! Kinda takes the drama and intensity out of the song, plus I just flat love to hear Stevie sing so I felt a bit robbed

My favorite in the set I think, is Lola! Isn't that crazy? I think that song just rocks and whoever is on that bass is a total badass imo. Their band was really f'ing good!

Crystal was nice. Stevie's vocal additions at the end are cool and the band really pumps it up hitting a nice crescendo-like high that sounds downright thunderous.

There's a part II coming right?

[skcin]

Originally Posted by cliffdweller

Pfffff! Love it.

Am I wrong, or were lots of stop starts on this setlist? You can tell they weren't polished yet, Stevie doesn't sound totally confident in her voice and Lindsey's guitar playing is not as fluid as it was to become (obviously).

I know someone else posted this earlier but I was really disapointed that Stevie didn't sing her part on Frozen Love! Kinda takes the drama and intensity out of the song, plus I just flat love to hear Stevie sing so I felt a bit robbed

My favorite in the set I think, is Lola! Isn't that crazy? I think that song just rocks and whoever is on that bass is a total badass imo. Their band was really f'ing good!

Crystal was nice. Stevie's vocal additions at the end are cool and the band really pumps it up hitting a nice crescendo-like high that sounds downright thunderous.

There's a part II coming right?

Yes, tomorrow A.J. is supposed to post more. On Buckinghamnicks.net I believe he said most are just different version of the same tunes, but there are a few different ones.

I agree about Lola - and I am not a fan of the album version! Crystal is really getting me too, mainly the ending with the hard guitar & her yell.

And you can definitely tell they were beginners here. A bit off key here & there, false starts... I don't mind it though, a nice change from the usual more recent 'going through the motions' shows.