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Old 03-18-2007, 02:58 PM
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Ah, the last "Songbird". It's gets me everytime. I love Chris' & Mick's extra long hug at the end. I have this entire show on DVD...the last, true Fleetwood Mac concert.

By the way, can anyone make out what she says at the very beginning when introducing the song? Right before, "This speaks for itself". I've played it back numerous time & I just can't hear what she said.

Here's another "Songbird", from the Mirage video.

http://www.veoh.com/videos/e160454DY...e=similarVideo
I think she says something like " Mick, John, Stevie and Lindsey I love you guys so much"

That was great by the way - thanks to priestofnothing for posting

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Old 03-18-2007, 03:06 PM
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The big hug at the end was very touching.
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Old 03-19-2007, 08:49 AM
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I think she says something like " Mick, John, Stevie and Lindsey I love you guys so much"

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does no one else think she says "I love you guys so much"


am I going crackers?

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That's what it sounded like to me, at least something like "I love you guys so much."

As for the camera problem, I'm sure that the person operating the camera was trying to get to a place where he or she could get Christine's piano in the frame, and I'm glad they did, because I always enjoy being able to watch a piano player's hands. It's just amazing to me that this footage exists at all. A big thank-you to those brave souls who risk having their equipment confiscated (and possibly not returned) by venues with rules against such taping.

"Songbird" is such a lovely song. But I thought it was always brave of the group to end a show with it. The conventional thinking in rock concerts is to end with an uptempo number to send the audience home on an up note. Maybe they were just trying to calm down all the obnoxious noisy drunks in the audience by making this their final number of a show.
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That's what it sounded like to me, at least something like "I love you guys so much."

As for the camera problem, I'm sure that the person operating the camera was trying to get to a place where he or she could get Christine's piano in the frame, and I'm glad they did, because I always enjoy being able to watch a piano player's hands. It's just amazing to me that this footage exists at all. A big thank-you to those brave souls who risk having their equipment confiscated (and possibly not returned) by venues with rules against such taping.

"Songbird" is such a lovely song. But I thought it was always brave of the group to end a show with it. The conventional thinking in rock concerts is to end with an uptempo number to send the audience home on an up note. Maybe they were just trying to calm down all the obnoxious noisy drunks in the audience by making this their final number of a show.
I've always thought it nice that Fleetwood Mac sing a lullaby to their fans at the end of the evening

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does no one else think she says "I love you guys so much"


am I going crackers?

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No, you're not cracking up. This time I listened to it with my headphones. And she definitely says, "Mick, John, Stevie & Lindsey. And, I love you guys so much. This song speaks for itself."

By the way, that's the first time that I've heard "Songbird" when she didn't dedicate it to the audience.
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No, you're not cracking up. This time I listened to it with my headphones. And she definitely says, "Mick, John, Stevie & Lindsey. And, I love you guys so much. This song speaks for itself."

By the way, that's the first time that I've heard "Songbird" when she didn't dedicate it to the audience.
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anyone have the Farmers Daughter from after that??? or any Farmers Daughter "Dance Tour" vids to post??
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anyone have the Farmers Daughter from after that??? or any Farmers Daughter "Dance Tour" vids to post??
Here's "Farmer's Daughter" from Pittsburgh earlier in the Dance tour. There are some really terrific close-ups too.

http://www.veoh.com/videos/e957327ehKMC3p
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Here's "Farmer's Daughter" from Pittsburgh earlier in the Dance tour. There are some really terrific close-ups too.

http://www.veoh.com/videos/e957327ehKMC3p


I never did like this live on The Dance Tour.
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Here's "Farmer's Daughter" from Pittsburgh earlier in the Dance tour. There are some really terrific close-ups too.

http://www.veoh.com/videos/e957327ehKMC3p
Thanks for that!

It's always nice to see clips from the Dance Tour as we didn't get to see them in Eurpoe at that time

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