Atlanta

[Kena]

Here's my sisters of the moon. Cant figure out for the life of me right now how to embed the silly thing.
Sound is good on this. Love all the uhhhh auuuhhh at the end

[WildHearted]

[Kena]

Originally Posted by Kena

Here's my sisters of the moon. Cant figure out for the life of me right now how to embed the silly thing.
Sound is good on this. Love all the uhhhh auuuhhh at the end

D'oh! I had no idea I was actually embeding the video. My new phone is smarter than me apparently.

Got a couple more videos coming up then.

[Kena]

Stevie thanks the boys & intro to Without You
http://youtu.be/vQVsn71feYE

The goodbyes... from Stevie & Mick
http://youtu.be/yu_TOHi1Apk

[mylittledemon]

Originally Posted by Kena

D'oh! I had no idea I was actually embeding the video. My new phone is smarter than me apparently.

haha you didn't, I fixed the post for ya

[vivfox]

Originally Posted by mylittledemon

haha you didn't, I fixed the post for ya

Priceless!!!

[Blueletter18]

So happy for you, Wildhearted! Thanks for the great review and for sharing your experience with us!

[bethelblues]

Wildhearted: What a concert experience you had!! Incredible you could get Lindsey's autograph, plus an amazing picture of him signing your Tusk album during the show no less (!!). You will never forget that moment.

I think in another thread someone mentioned that he/she thought that Stevie and her vocal coach have stipulated how she should perform her songs, figuring where to go for certain notes and where not to (Gypsy, I think was the song we were talking about, how she's long been changing "And it lights up the night"). That being said, Gold Dust Woman was really something else in Atlanta. I'm so glad Stevie went for some notes, showing us no concert experience is ever the same. Maybe in some of the other shows remaining she'll change what she's doing on Gypsy, she'll go for it? Maybe they will finally make Sisters of the Moon work better (probably less likely at this point as it's not evolving)? All I know is I get upset when people write off Stevie as only a shade of her former voice, that she sounds so monotone (like a goat eeek)....a performance like Gold Dust Woman, arguably her greatest song, proves she still has it and the voice endures.

[wheart]

Originally Posted by bethelblues

Wildhearted: What a concert experience you had!! Incredible you could get Lindsey's autograph, plus an amazing picture of him signing your Tusk album during the show no less (!!). You will never forget that moment.

I think in another thread someone mentioned that he/she thought that Stevie and her vocal coach have stipulated how she should perform her songs, figuring where to go for certain notes and where not to (Gypsy, I think was the song we were talking about, how she's long been changing "And it lights up the night"). That being said, Gold Dust Woman was really something else in Atlanta. I'm so glad Stevie went for some notes, showing us no concert experience is ever the same. Maybe in some of the other shows remaining she'll change what she's doing on Gypsy, she'll go for it? Maybe they will finally make Sisters of the Moon work better (probably less likely at this point as it's not evolving)? All I know is I get upset when people write off Stevie as only a shade of her former voice, that she sounds so monotone (like a goat eeek)....a performance like Gold Dust Woman, arguably her greatest song, proves she still has it and the voice endures.

I watched the Sisters video from Detroit out of curiosity. I haven't really seen it since the very beginning of the tour and wanted to see if it had changed/evolved. Nope. I actually think the earlier performances were better. I think it ends too soon. There needs to be more wild guitar playing at the end but it just kinda stops. It's an epic song and it would serve the live version well to extend it...Stevie can stop singing but Lindsey needs to keep playing!!