Demo/Live Performance Requests

[SapphireSister]

Originally Posted by mikebise

Can someone please search their concerts and see if they have this:

nickster
Junior Ledgie
Join Date: Jul 2006
Posts: 26

Does anyone have this version they could post???

Stevie Nicks Live 1998 Enchanted Tour - Bonner Springs, KS - Sandstone Amphitheatre - 7/11/98 (2cds) (LOSSLESS) (TAO-Fades between tracks)
Disc#1: Outside The Rain / Dreams, Enchanted, Gold Dust Woman, Gold & Braid, After The Glitter Fades, Garbo, Rose Garden / Sleeping Angel, Stand Back, Rhiannon, Band Intro, Whole Lotta Trouble Disc#2: Landslide, Twisted, Edge of Seventeen, I Need To Know, Has Anyone Ever Written Anything For You
Bonus - Stevie Nicks, Kansas City 8/17/94 Outside The Rain, Rhiannon, Stand Back, Destiny, I'm Going To Kansas City

Sorry Mike I don't, wish I could help.

[MarkMc1990]

Thank you so much, Dark_Angel!!! These were great! It's a shame that Cologne cuts off halfway through though, that one sounded interesting!

[Allycattt]

Okay. I have a question. There are A LOT of Stevie demos & stuff and I'm just wondering where you guys save these? Im just curious because I know you can only store so much on a computer before it gets all slow & whatnot.

[mikebise]

My iMac has thousands of Stevie songs on it and never gets slow. But I think most people have an external drive to save things. I also go through my Stevie songs and delete duplicate files of lesser quality sound, keeping only the best sound.

Thanks for the links! Downloading now!

[SapphireSister]

Originally Posted by mikebise

My iMac has thousands of Stevie songs on it and never gets slow. But I think most people have an external drive to save things. I also go through my Stevie songs and delete duplicate files of lesser quality sound, keeping only the best sound.

Thanks for the links! Downloading now!

I have an external hard drive I specifically bought for all my Stevie DL's. It's called the "Stevie drive". You can get one pretty cheap off amazon. The thing I realized though is that once you play them on your iTunes they end up on your hard drive anyway, right? I think...

[Supernaut]

You can have all your music on a remote drive - you just have to tell iTunes where to find it in the preferences. The only drawback is that then you have to have the drive plugged in to listen. If you have a desktop computer, that's probably not a problem, but it can be a drag with a laptop.