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Old 10-23-2015, 04:56 PM
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I love the song Think About Me. I think if it would have been the first single from Tusk it would have made the top 10. But it still was a modest hit peaking at #20 pop and higher on rock charts. Tusk sold millions of albums and had 3 radio hits.
I hate to hear Christine say "this was a single that did not do terribly well." I have never heard anything like that at a concert before. Her depression comes through with her putting down her music. Last year she said her 2004 solo album was in the pits of hell.
Chris... stop putting down your music. You had most of the hits with Fleetwood Mac in the top 5, top 10, top 20 and even top 30.
I know how depression works since I suffered many years ago. You do put yourself down in subtle ways.
Think About Me was a hit on an album that sold millions.
Having got that off my chest......
I think Love In Store #22 peak is also a great hit and translates live better. I would love to hear that live again.
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Old 10-25-2015, 12:22 PM
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I love the song Think About Me. I think if it would have been the first single from Tusk it would have made the top 10. But it still was a modest hit peaking at #20 pop and higher on rock charts. Tusk sold millions of albums and had 3 radio hits.
I hate to hear Christine say "this was a single that did not do terribly well." I have never heard anything like that at a concert before. Her depression comes through with her putting down her music. Last year she said her 2004 solo album was in the pits of hell.
Chris... stop putting down your music. You had most of the hits with Fleetwood Mac in the top 5, top 10, top 20 and even top 30.
I know how depression works since I suffered many years ago. You do put yourself down in subtle ways.
Think About Me was a hit on an album that sold millions.
Having got that off my chest......
I think Love In Store #22 peak is also a great hit and translates live better. I would love to hear that live again.
She later said it was decent and she just didn't promote In The Meantime. I feel a huge change in her over the last 2 1/2 years. She is really so upbeat about her music, nowadays. It's great to see.
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Old 10-25-2015, 12:31 PM
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Is it just me... or was that that best damned Sara since... 1980? Jesus. She nailed every note. Only complaint... that they did not use a REAL piano with the tacks on the hammers. Sara really needs a tack piano for the full effect.

It also seems to me that Stevie's voice is better on this leg than the beginning of the whole tour. She was trying Falsetto, using her quiet inside lush voice and hitting high notes she usually fears. Plus, at least for one show, she did Silver Springs up a key.

Christine also sounds great as usual.
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It's on Dime: http://www.dimeadozen.org/torrents-d....php?id=543814
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