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I was at the show that is posted on Neil's site.
http://www.fleetwoodmac-uk.com/ For any newbies. SWEET JEBUS!!!! This is one of the most amazing versions of ISA I've EVER heard!! It sounds like a friggin SYMPHONY!! I wasn't on the front row that night, but that was the only time I heard ISA on this tour and cried. It shot through me like a lightning bolt. THANK YOU NEIL for posting this Earls Court show! Hearing it again is just amazing!!
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Yes tearstearstears!
now, i cried at every version of ISA I saw this tour, so that's no way of measuring for me , but I agree. It's one of the best I have ever heard. It's just that he sang it more intense in earlier tours, and I understand that he can't do that night after night, but that's the only thing thats a little less compered to earlier versions. This one is absolutely compensating on the instrumental part. Including the very "loose" rythmsection!and neil? he rocks.... ![]()
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One of the best versions I've ever heard, from a Tusk Tour show in 1980, is linked to at www.fleetwoodmac.de.vu
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I know, but there are certain versions that hit me harder than others.
I've never heard a bad version of the song. I downloaded the Chicago Rosemont show and that's an amazing version as well!
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The Earls Court one is definitely the best I've heard this tour... It was previously the Reno show, but the playing from the 7 minute mark is just superb.
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In comes the cynicist who thinks LB repeated his solos a bit too much last year.
*listens to it* Friggin' great! Different parts alright. Ok, maybe not quite worthy of a Tusk or a Mirage tour version, but probably as close as you can get to those these days. I guess it's the tour strain that eventually got to our 54-year-old and affected the playing. Of course in Australia he now has to start all over again. ![]()
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I was at this show as well, and found it hard to hear some of the guitar parts... I really didn't realise that he was delivering one of the best versions of the song in years. I'm extra pleased I was there now.
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THANKS SO MUCH for that mp3 Christy!!! Lindsey's Music just gets better and better with age!!! ![]() His brilliance shows in this fantastic performance!!!Sky ![]()
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