Good golly- a Buckingham Nicks show surfaces!

[MacFans]

Originally Posted by David

What? What are you talking about?

What? It just seemed like a coincidence that the article would be reprinted recently (because the poster on the other board said it was recent) and then have these songs released shortly after. Maybe it's not PR. It was just a speculation.

[Mad4stevie]

Long Distance Winner rocks!!! She kicks it at the end

And it was great to hear Frozen Love, even though I missed hearing more Stevie on this one.

Any idea of what songs will be posted in the next batch?

[David]

Originally Posted by MacFans

What? It just seemed like a coincidence that the article would be reprinted recently (because the poster on the other board said it was recent) and then have these songs released shortly after. Maybe it's not PR. It was just a speculation.

Ohhh...okay...I didn't understand.

No, actually, this article was reprinted in 1992 in a commemorative program for a Fleetwood Mac fan convention that took place in Texas. Fleetwood Mac fans just keep a bunch of old articles archived in places like the Blue Letter Archives. The articles don't re-run; they're just in storage for fans to consult.

[MacFans]

Originally Posted by David

Ohhh...okay...I didn't understand.

No, actually, this article was reprinted in 1992 in a commemorative program for a Fleetwood Mac fan convention that took place in Texas. Fleetwood Mac fans just keep a bunch of old articles archived in places like the Blue Letter Archives. The articles don't re-run; they're just in storage for fans to consult.

Ok I don't think this is the same article the other poster was talking about. Her post was from 11/05 and she said it came out in a newspaper the week before. Feeling a little stupid right now.

[amber]

Originally Posted by Mad4stevie

Long Distance Winner rocks!!! She kicks it at the end

And it was great to hear Frozen Love, even though I missed hearing more Stevie on this one.

Any idea of what songs will be posted in the next batch?

It is said which somewhere earlier in this thread, I believe.

[Mad4stevie]

Originally Posted by amber

It is said which somewhere earlier in this thread, I believe.

Ok, thanks. I must have missed it!

[goldie]

I am confused .... Sorcerer is posted at this new link? Or are you talking about the Sorcerer that was released before?

[goldie]

Originally Posted by skcin

And I grinned when I heard Stevie say "this is for all you gypsies out there" at the start of LDW.

I LOVE this. That one phrase by her may be the best part of any BN live track I have ever heard. I mean it!

[David]

Originally Posted by goldie

I LOVE this. That one phrase by her may be the best part of any BN live track I have ever heard. I mean it!

1. Why would Stevie address the Balkan peasantry at a Buckingham Nicks concert?



2. What is it about Stevie's comment that you find so extraordinary?

[bellaillume]

Originally Posted by goldie

I am confused .... Sorcerer is posted at this new link? Or are you talking about the Sorcerer that was released before?

mmm...let me try to clarify...this is what the site has listed:

BuckinghamNicks Shows
Song Tracks 1 of 2 (2nd batch posted 4/7/06)

Lola
stage talk - power failure
Monday Morning
Never Going Back Again
Races Are Run
Rhiannon
Long Distance Winner
Django (*mis-labled)
Circles in Time
Don't Let Me Down Again
Frozen Love
Crystal Encore

Django is listed (track #8) however, after listening a few times 'lady from the mountain' (aka sorcerer) kicks in right around 1:28 so we're getting 2 tracks instead of one!!!

[bellaillume]

Originally Posted by DavidMn

Not bad isnt it?

it's freakin' SWEET!!!!

[skcin]

Originally Posted by David

1. Why would Stevie address the Balkan peasantry at a Buckingham Nicks concert?



2. What is it about Stevie's comment that you find so extraordinary?

Well, I think Stevie has always identified with Balkan peasants. Being a nomad and all, I mean, she can't feel bad about the way she is, can she David? And this just proves she's always seen her gypsy, way back in 1974, way before we ever knew that she had. I'll bet the Balkan peasants pictured face freedom with a littlebitof fear. Stevie has no fear though, my dear sweet David. She has only love.

And I personally find it extraordinary that she gave a shout out to them because my dad always told me stories about the gypsies when I was little. But I never beleived they were real. Until Stevie told me they were. Then I believed. Oh, plus when I went to Bulgaria in 1998 I saw a gypsy man rip a necklace right off a woman's throat & run. They caught him though. That gypsy had no love.

[ragandbone]

excellent parry!

Originally Posted by skcin

Well, I think Stevie has always identified with Balkan peasants. Being a nomad and all, I mean, she can't feel bad about the way she is, can she David? And this just proves she's always seen her gypsy, way back in 1974, way before we ever knew that she had. I'll bet the Balkan peasants pictured face freedom with a littlebitof fear. Stevie has no fear though, my dear sweet David. She has only love.

And I personally find it extraordinary that she gave a shout out to them because my dad always told me stories about the gypsies when I was little. But I never beleived they were real. Until Stevie told me they were. Then I believed. Oh, plus when I went to Bulgaria in 1998 I saw a gypsy man rip a necklace right off a woman's throat & run. They caught him though. That gypsy had no love.

[David]

Originally Posted by skcin

Well, I think Stevie has always identified with Balkan peasants. Being a nomad and all, I mean, she can't feel bad about the way she is, can she David? And this just proves she's always seen her gypsy, way back in 1974, way before we ever knew that she had. I'll bet the Balkan peasants pictured face freedom with a littlebitof fear. Stevie has no fear though, my dear sweet David. She has only love.

And I personally find it extraordinary that she gave a shout out to them because my dad always told me stories about the gypsies when I was little. But I never beleived they were real. Until Stevie told me they were. Then I believed. Oh, plus when I went to Bulgaria in 1998 I saw a gypsy man rip a necklace right off a woman's throat & run. They caught him though. That gypsy had no love.

That goddamn gypsy beggar!!!

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.

I wish Abel Gance or Orson Welles had made such a film, filled with romance, tragedy & epic scope.

[bikerchic]

Originally Posted by skcin

Well, I think Stevie has always identified with Balkan peasants. Being a nomad and all, I mean, she can't feel bad about the way she is, can she David? And this just proves she's always seen her gypsy, way back in 1974, way before we ever knew that she had. I'll bet the Balkan peasants pictured face freedom with a littlebitof fear. Stevie has no fear though, my dear sweet David. She has only love.

And I personally find it extraordinary that she gave a shout out to them because my dad always told me stories about the gypsies when I was little. But I never beleived they were real. Until Stevie told me they were. Then I believed. Oh, plus when I went to Bulgaria in 1998 I saw a gypsy man rip a necklace right off a woman's throat & run. They caught him though. That gypsy had no love.

Jesus Christ. I.am.LMAO!!! You are so f*cking funny!.......you are joking right?