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Seven Wonders sounded amazing. She sings it better then the original. Not so over the top.
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Agreed on what was said for Sisters of the Moon. This is just ridiculous. Where is the management? They need to see how they used to play that song...I don't know who to blame. Singing over the instrumental refrain = cringeworthy. Just ending. Not rocking it and going for a more intense guitar sound. Dear band, watch Mirage, watch Tusk tour, watch Tusk Tour rehearsals...all on YouTube...or listen to recordings from the tours, I don't care. I just feel the effort wasn't put into the arrangement. Why the heck bring it out then? At least they did Beautiful Child right--that was a huge success, in my opinion. Why it hasn't reappeared beats me, it's an extraordinary song. Last edited by bethelblues; 10-01-2014 at 11:51 PM.. |
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Wow I can't say it enough how freaking great they sound. Just wow. Stevie is hitting notes I haven't heard in a while. On Second News she did the high parts so beautifully. Is it me or does her voice sound fuller, better?
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I'm trying to transcribe the spoken parts of the concert. What does Christine say here? "I'd just like to say a couple of words. First of all, thanks everybody, for being here tonight. Also, I'd like to thank John, Mick, Stevie, and Lindsey for giving me this chance to be treading on this stage with ???? after all these years. It's a dream come true, and it's a chance you don't get often in life. So, I think that's enough. Mick..."
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[Here Jon Bream summarizes his review, which has already been posted in this thread]
Star Tribune, October 1, 2014 http://www.startribune.com/entertain...277709231.html Lindsey Buckingham wasn’t as manic as usual. Stevie Nicks sang better than usual (clearer, less croaky and able to reach more high notes). The rhythmic section was as terrific as usual. And Christine McVie was back to her old steady, radiant self on keyboards and vocals. All of that was explained in my review of Fleetwood Mac’s tour-opening concert Tuesday at Target Center. Nicks didn’t do her dervish dancing much, just as couple of spins on “Rhiannon” and on seven or eight spins in sloooo-moooootion during “Gypsy.” Even if she wasn’t very witchy, she seemed in good spirits. Buckingham was wired but less physically all over the stage, though at the end of his vocal numbers he either blurted out a satisfying “arrrrrggggh” or stomped animatedly in place. Yes, as Mick Fleetwood said: “Fer sure, the Mac is back.” Here is Fleetwood Mac’s set list from Tuesday: Chain/You Make Lovin Fun/ Dreams/ Second Hand News/ Rhiannon/ Everywhere/ I Know I’m Not Wrong/ Tusk/ Sisters of the Moon/ Say You Love Me/ Seven Wonders/ acoustic set: Big Love/ Landslide/ Never Going Back/ full band: Over My Head/ Gypsy/ Little Lies/ Gold Dust/ I’m So Afraid/ Go Your Own Way ENCORE: World Turning/ Don’t Stop/ Silver Springs/ Songbird |
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Is there going to be a new thread for the show tonight?
I still can't get over how awesome it would be if they took out Over My Head and Silver Springs and put in Hold Me, Sara, and Blue Letter. Brown Eyes would be good too to give Christine a song for the Tusk section. It would make the show pop so much more. Blue Letter would be awesome in the encore section. They're doing almost the same set as The Dance. I hope the band realized they need to bump up the set after opening night. The only surprises are Little Lies and Seven Wonders. Last edited by Wdm6789; 10-02-2014 at 05:36 AM.. |
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I need to get a picture of that at the show tonight. Sounds hilarious.
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I'm so glad to see that this is the consensus re: SOTM. I can't stand it, and, to me, it's the highlight of the Mirage show. This version--and the one from last year is like a horrible muzak version. I love Stevie so much, but she didn't seem very energized in Minneapolis. YMMV.
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Or, to play devil's advocate, Lindsey's tired of Stevie getting all the attention and acclaim and doesn't want the song to reach its full potential.
Stevie could also be the one who wants to keep it mellow, for whatever reason. I agree Sisters was nice in that it was something different in the set. But in no way does it sound close to Rhiannon. The video clip of Rhiannon was fantastic....Stevie sounded great, the song sounded great, Christine sounded great on the harmonies. The arrangement is way more complete than Sisters of the Moon, even when that song too pales next to Stevie's 70s live performances. Also, you may not agree, but the band sounds damn good on Dreams. It's irritating that Sisters has become just another slow song for Stevie when it used to be a real rocker, something really special. Now that all her other songs are must-dos except for probably Gypsy (not counting Seven Wonders since it's new), it's the odd one out. |
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