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Old 07-09-2013, 06:19 PM
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I always loved the Boston 96' version of Stand Back. I think it might have been the fastest version shes ever done!
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Old 07-09-2013, 07:41 PM
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Thank goodness for the medium which is called the internet.

I would be totally lost without it.

I would not know of the upcoming tours and miss out on shows.
Yes, I was on the internet for the X-Files, but not for Fleetwood Mac until 2003 and I often think of the information I missed out on. My Dance tour experience would have been entirely different if I'd been online during that period.

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Old 07-09-2013, 09:54 PM
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Yes, I was on the internet for the X-Files, but not for Fleetwood Mac until 2003 and I often think of the information I missed out on. My Dance tour experience would have been entirely different if I'd been online during that period.

Michele
Yes I first catch the internet bug probably in 1997 when my parents got their Gateway desktop computer.

I remember browsing the web for Stevie FM sites and info.At that time my first stop was NicksFix which at that time was on ts own and other favorite sites.

YouTube was not here yet but videos were available through p to p sites and other fan sites.

Thats probably how I found Stevie's Wildheart dressing room video and other videos that we see on YouTube.

I got my first desk top computer in December 1998 to get off my parents computer
as they were getting pissed as I was filling up their hard drive with Stevie/FM stuff and using ink and paper for printing Stevie and FM photos.

Hahahaha.We all probably can relate to that as we used our parents computers.

I used to lurk this forum until 10 years ago and finally joined it.
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Old 07-10-2013, 01:52 AM
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We're a lucky generation when it comes to the technology. I hate most of it, having just escaped the iphone/video games generation (I'm 18 and from a little farm town on the jersey shore. Didn't have cable tv or internet or video games or even a computer until about 5 or 6 years ago.) Now I see the 4 year old I babysit with big screens in her room and ipads. While I hate most of it, i'm very grateful to have the 'net and the easy access to info/videos/music/pictures/etc and meeting new people with common interests. My mom's a chiffonhead, i'm a 2nd gen 'sister of the moon' and was brought up with it. And she just dies when she sees all these bootlegs and videos and old audio tapes that are all over youtube, she always says she would've killed for this stuff when she was a teenager making her own Stevie mixtapes whenever they played her on the radio.
I know Stevie hates it because she doesn't understand it, but she never would have found Secret Love or Without You had it not been for youtube and the demo/bootleg collectors who post there. And sites like tumblr give her a lot of exposure and makes lots of new fans.
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Old 07-10-2013, 09:36 AM
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I dumped my extended cable TV package because I can watch most of everything on YouTube ,Hulu. and TV network sites and TVFreeload site.

Why bother paying US $75 dollars for cable with extended basic for I can watch most of everything for free online.

My mom got cable around 1975 .

I was in heaven when Stevie's HBO concert aired in 1982 and probably watched it every time it aired.

Now the complete HBO show is on YouTube.



HBO preview from Mikes channel.





YouTube is great now.You find anything on there.Its a great tool.

I remember hearing Stevie saying she is starting to get used to YouTube and feel better about it as she mentions when she was explaining Without You at the FM concerts.


BTW.Mike just added more to his YouTube channel.Thanks again Mike.
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Old 07-10-2013, 10:11 AM
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I remember hearing Stevie saying she is starting to get used to YouTube and feel better about it as she mentions when she was explaining Without You at the FM concerts.
Really? At the last few shows of the tour it was still her "least favorite thing."
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Really? At the last few shows of the tour it was still her "least favorite thing."
Yes I agree.
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Old 07-10-2013, 12:08 PM
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Whats really getting me annoyed is YouTube keeps nagging me to use my real name on my channel.

Screw them.
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Old 07-14-2013, 10:04 AM
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Wow, thank you Mike Bise!!! A lot of candid, raw moments that are really just so beautiful to watch. In the case of the Rolling Stone shoot, I appreciate the clearer videos. There are moments I don't remember seeing, and some that I love being able to view better

I just wanted to point out That's Alright in particular. There were a lot of things I was going to post..but just watch around 2:10-2:25. I truly can't explain how beautiul she sounds..oh how I wish there was an r&b version of this song. Here's a glimpse of how it would sound..

http://www.youtube.com/watch?nomobile=1&v=M-DMgBn-_cE
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