favorite live album?

[elle]

Originally Posted by CADreaming

Now that you mention it, that's why I never purchased that DVD. I wondered about the quality, being from Brazil. What's your opinion?

Originally Posted by elle

yeah we all do, although i'm pretty sure i got mine on ebay. there is no legit US release but this seems legit south american and it's a great clean video, even though wrong people are on the front cover.

[redtulip]

I rewatched Soundstage this weekend and don't quite understand all the love here. It's good, don't get me wrong, but I found that I missed the bass and drum parts on a lot of the songs. It felt to me like the songs on there weren't "full" enough considering that there were four guys up there. I think I would have enjoyed Soundstage more with bass and drums, similar to Small Machine since it's basically the same musicians.

[Villavic]

I just broke the tie by voting for Soundstage.

[HomerMcvie]

Originally Posted by Villavic

I just broke the tie by voting for Soundstage.

Long live THEEEEE RESURRECTOR!

[cbBen]

One Man Show is out of print. Does anyone have the song files?

[soul_drifter333]

They're all enjoyable, but I could never really get into One Man Show. I didn't read the whole thread, but it doesn't specify if it's audio or video or both.

With that being said, I like the Soundstage from 1993. The band was killer and most of those songs were not played again until the Anthology Tour and some never again. It was his first solo tour and he was incredibly nervous, but those songs... I feel very fortunate to get to see that tour. The actual show was much, much looser and rockin’ that the recorded version.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UcOZ...&start_radio=1

[lbfan]

Originally Posted by soul_drifter333

They're all enjoyable, but I could never really get into One Man Show. I didn't read the whole thread, but it doesn't specify if it's audio or video or both.

With that being said, I like the Soundstage from 1993. The band was killer and most of those songs were not played again until the Anthology Tour and some never again. It was his first solo tour and he was incredibly nervous, but those songs... I feel very fortunate to get to see that tour. The actual show was much, much looser and rockin’ that the recorded version.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UcOZ...&start_radio=1

I agree, this was his best solo tour. Not to “nit pick” the PBS show was entitled “Center Stage” and filmed in Chicago in December 1992. There are two concerts of that Out of the Cradle tour that were recorded for radio broadcast in San Juan Capistrano. One night he performed “Wrong” for the only time live (link below). In 2003, he recorded Sound Stage (also broadcast on PBS), also filmed in Chicago (the video referenced in this poll). That was a “one off” during the Fleetwood Mac Say You Will tour.

https://youtu.be/OmNWr-wjWGc?si=MpmSNYmUWbsIhciC

[Street_Dreamer]

One Man Show was an iTunes exclusive release. It's "out of print" and even though I purchased it way back, I can no longer download it. Shows just how important physical media still is. As an aside, the Amazon and iTunes exclusives from Seeds We Sow are still available to download.

Originally Posted by soul_drifter333

They're all enjoyable, but I could never really get into One Man Show. I didn't read the whole thread, but it doesn't specify if it's audio or video or both.

[soul_drifter333]

My bad. Both shows (Soundstage and Center Stage) had the same type of feel and format. Both were broadcast on PBS as well. I had the radio broadcast for one night of the performance and didn't find about the 2nd one with Wrong until later. I think that Countdown was only performed once on the Letterman show.

Originally Posted by lbfan

I agree, this was his best solo tour. Not to “nit pick” the PBS show was entitled “Center Stage” and filmed in Chicago in December 1992. There are two concerts of that Out of the Cradle tour that were recorded for radio broadcast in San Juan Capistrano. One night he performed “Wrong” for the only time live (link below). In 2003, he recorded Sound Stage (also broadcast on PBS), also filmed in Chicago (the video referenced in this poll). That was a “one off” during the Fleetwood Mac Say You Will tour.

https://youtu.be/OmNWr-wjWGc?si=MpmSNYmUWbsIhciC

[HomerMcvie]

Originally Posted by soul_drifter333

I think that Countdown was only performed once on the Letterman show.

I still have that on VHS, somewhere.

[lbfan]

Originally Posted by soul_drifter333

I think that Countdown was only performed once on the Letterman show.

Correct: https://youtu.be/-N71eeUFLdo?si=dTPTF6V-iYQ4-Ak4

Also an acoustic performance on the ABC (later A&E) In Concert series:
https://vimeo.com/manage/videos/443996900 Countdown at the 9:02 mark

[Villavic]

Originally Posted by lbfan

Correct: https://youtu.be/-N71eeUFLdo?si=dTPTF6V-iYQ4-Ak4

Nice video. Does anybody know the names of his band members?

I think he looks his best haircut in this video, too. I know it's been more than 30 years and he couldn't get that exact haircut again, but something similar could be cool. Cause he still gives me a hard time with his current look. Don't his daughters say anything to him?

Lindsey 2025

[lbfan]

Originally Posted by Villavic

Nice video. Does anybody know the names of his band members?

This was the regular Letterman band (The World’s Most Dangerous Band)
Paul Shaffer on keyboards
Will Lee on bass guitar and vocals
Sid McGinnis on guitar
Anton Fig on drums and percussion