Bella Donna 30th anniversary tour-2011 - Page 2

Macfanforever · #16 06-18-2010, 09:10 PM

Yes HBO uncut complete in living crystal clear color on DVD.It wont happen ,the master are probably destroyed by now,and also if HBO will let her do it.

skuncles · #17 06-19-2010, 08:12 AM

Well we know that the master has not been destroyed because "Edge Of Seventeen" was used for the "Crystal Visions" set. "Leather And Lace" was released in '86 so we know that the entire concert also exits. It's still in a vault somewhere. If HBO still has George Carlin concerts from the mid-70's, they still have Stevie's concert.

Macfanforever · #18 06-19-2010, 09:12 AM

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Originally Posted by skuncles

Well we know that the master has not been destroyed because "Edge Of Seventeen" was used for the "Crystal Visions" set. "Leather And Lace" was released in '86 so we know that the entire concert also exits. It's still in a vault somewhere. If HBO still has George Carlin concerts from the mid-70's, they still have Stevie's concert.

Yes your are right.where is my head lately,Stevie has to get them to open that tape vault and get tapes and give us fans a treat.

yea they still have George Carlin with his 7 words that we cant say on tv,which is now probably down to 3 words,they should have Stevie's tapes too.

Christopher · #19 06-19-2010, 04:09 PM

Stevie would be doing her legacy a huge favor if she re-released her Bella Donna HBO "In Concert" video on DVD! In hindsight that was her definitive solo classic performance ever captured for release. She was at or near her pinnacle of success & creativity. Besides the fact that Stevie looks so stunningly photogenic that it is hard to peel your eyes away from her. This concert begs to be preserved and re-mastered for posterity. I do love the Red Rock's one for the time period & hELL, I was there!, but as most things Rock a Little, it did not age as well. "Live in Chicago" is good & beautifully done, but also feels a bit choerographed. 1981 through 1983 is the vintage Stevie Nicks era for me, she was just oozing passion & mystique. HBO played this concert to death from the time it was released all the way through the summer of 83', If you had HBO during that time you could not have missed it!!

PenguinHead · #20 06-19-2010, 11:04 PM

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Great idea as always skuncles...I agree probably won't happen due to the fact that all of us 'die' hard fans would love it......love it. I'd go one step futher and make the 'Bella Donna' 30th box set just like the Enchanted one but all about BD.....rare OUTTAKE photos too. (we know theres tons too!!) I'd make it 3 cds and the FULL HBO concert and any other outtakes from that too or recorded during that very short tour. It could be incredible...same for WH/RAL/Mirror /SA /TISL.....I'd take that kinda stuff ..... if there will be no 'new' material ever released again.....its better than nothing.....they could release LTD editions too....some one mentioned auto too....but order it that why or a rare poster auto too. Something special. We all come up with great ideas but since the music business is the state its in......probably dreaming only....but what a shame....same for the Mac stuff too......cause theres a market for it.....if if they just release it.......IMO anyway....no offence anyone.....

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Nathan · #21 06-20-2010, 03:26 AM

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Originally Posted by Christopher

Stevie would be doing her legacy a huge favor if she re-released her Bella Donna HBO "In Concert" video on DVD! In hindsight that was her definitive solo classic performance ever captured for release. She was at or near her pinnacle of success & creativity. Besides the fact that Stevie looks so stunningly photogenic that it is hard to peel your eyes away from her. This concert begs to be preserved and re-mastered for posterity. I do love the Red Rock's one for the time period & hELL, I was there!, but as most things Rock a Little, it did not age as well. "Live in Chicago" is good & beautifully done, but also feels a bit choerographed. 1981 through 1983 is the vintage Stevie Nicks era for me, she was just oozing passion & mystique. HBO played this concert to death from the time it was released all the way through the summer of 83', If you had HBO during that time you could not have missed it!!

For sure. And well put.

Surely Stevie knows this too. So why she hasn;t done it yet, I don't know.

Also though, knowing this will make it a real bummer if her summer shows are Soundstage, you know?