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[Nikolaj]

I know very little about Fleetwood Mac's set at The US Festival in 1982. Could the set have been very different than the LA Forum set? Maybe they did 'Hold Me' at the US Festival? If it was performed at The Forum, I can't recall, but it obviously didn't make it onto the 'Mirage' home video if it was. I don't remember them playing it the night I went.

[michelej1]

Originally Posted by Nikolaj

I know very little about Fleetwood Mac's set at The US Festival in 1982. Could the set been very different than the LA Forum set? Maybe they did 'Hold Me' at the US Festival? If it was performed at The Forum, I can't recall, but it obviously didn't make it onto the 'Mirage' home video if it was. I don't remember them playing it the night I went.

Yes, they did Hold Me. I wouldn't mind if it was the same set list, I just would be very happy to get clear footage of the whole show. I've just seen clips from the festival. It would be nice to have another concert to add to our collection. Mirage was a short tour and I'm grateful for the official video, but since other US Festivals have been released, I'd be thrilled if FM's segment from 1982 would be too.

Michele

[PenguinHead]

Originally Posted by Nikolaj

I know very little about Fleetwood Mac's set at The US Festival in 1982. Could the set have been very different than the LA Forum set? Maybe they did 'Hold Me' at the US Festival? If it was performed at The Forum, I can't recall, but it obviously didn't make it onto the 'Mirage' home video if it was. I don't remember them playing it the night I went.

The set list was the same for every Mirage show. It's a crime that the official Mirage tour video tape only featured just a portion of the entire concert. Granted, at that time, that practice was standard. But obviously the entire show was filmed (with DVDs a full concert is standard practice). I wish someone in power would take on that project and get it released. With the huge time-gaps between Fleetwood Mac/solo albums, some products like this could fill the gaps.