Things you hear on bootlegs - Page 3

jmn3 · #31 08-19-2004, 09:09 PM

The two Boston chicks needed to be smacked. "Let's call my husband...HI HONEEYYYYY!!!!!" And their incessant bitching about the camera equipment was too much!

My least favorite has to be a little kid on one of the SYW shows in 2003....it might have been Worcester? I am not positive, I'll have to look....at the beginning of almost EVERY song..."Is this Goodbye Baby?" "Is this Goodbye Baby now?" The first time I heard it, after the fifth song in a row, I was like..."NOOOOOOO....GOodbye Baby died dammit!" Then I realized I was talking to my CD player and about a song dying... Anyway, she also says something during the intro to GYOW like "DADDY - Scary Eyes!"

I would have loved and hated to be near the woman on the Tacoma 97 boot who has an orgasm at the beginning of Stand Back. "oH YESSSSSSSSSS, YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS, YESSSSSSSSSS, I love it! I LOVE THIS SONG!!! YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS....WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO" Loved because it's great to be around people who like to have a good time at a show, hated because I wouldn't have been able to hear anything after that!

AliceLover · #32 08-19-2004, 09:32 PM

Worcester 5/28: Little Girl: On NGBA she goes, "Is this Rhiannon?"

Jones Beach 1989: The intro to the beginning of Alice sounds to similar to Beauty and the Beast everyone was going crazy and then one guy goes, "this is alice".

The women on the 9/24 boot and 5/28 Boston shows. God they never shut up.

5/28/04: on the chain- She looks like a little munchkin.

Jimmy

tynan88 · #33 08-20-2004, 09:44 PM

love right at the beginning of the show when they come out on 5/28/04 in Mansfield:
"Oh my gosh she's so TINY!"
"Oh she's so little!"
"She's like a little munchkin!"
"She's like 5'1"

I love it, I so need to start my bootleg collection.

Tynan

77Rumours77 · #34 08-20-2004, 11:08 PM

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Originally Posted by jmn3

I would have loved and hated to be near the woman on the Tacoma 97 boot who has an orgasm at the beginning of Stand Back. "oH YESSSSSSSSSS, YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS, YESSSSSSSSSS, I love it! I LOVE THIS SONG!!! YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS....WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO" Loved because it's great to be around people who like to have a good time at a show, hated because I wouldn't have been able to hear anything after that!

HA, I loved that.

Livia · #35 08-26-2004, 04:41 PM

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I would have loved and hated to be near the woman on the Tacoma 97 boot who has an orgasm at the beginning of Stand Back. "oH YESSSSSSSSSS, YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS, YESSSSSSSSSS, I love it! I LOVE THIS SONG!!! YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS....WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO"

I'll have what she's having.

SuzeQuze · #36 09-01-2004, 04:11 PM

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Originally Posted by diamondsnake

On the Say You Will Boston bootleg (the first show at the beginning of the tour) there is a little kid singing every word to every song along with the band. Annoying! But sort of cool that he is only five years old and a fan of Fleetwood Mac.

I love this kid, I always assumed it was a little girl though. She sings along alot and asks stuff like "Is this Silver Springs?" and "Is this the one where he leans on her?" She makes exclamations like "He didn't lean on her!" "Is that Fleetwood?" "He is crazy!" "Did he break his guitar, did he break it?!?" "Crazy eyes!" It can be annoying but mostly it just makes me smile, especially since I think the band would think it was just the cutest thing to have a little fan like that!

~Susan

seteca · #37 09-01-2004, 05:22 PM

One of the funniest/most random "live" moments for me is (and this is technically not a bootleg!) during the very beginning of NGBA on the 1980 "Live" album........that person who screams what sounds like "Elmooooooo!!!".........?!?!........lol!!

The most annoying thing captured on bootleg is one of the Rumours tour shows in Japan (I *think* it's the Tokyo one) where the entire audience somehow manages to clap out of time with the beat of "The Chain" for the whole song - it's amazing that Mick and Lindsey actually manage to "zone out" and keep the correct beat.

MiniLindsey · #38 09-06-2004, 12:25 PM

OK every time I hear this, it cracks me up.

On the audience recording of the Boston 9/24 show, at the beginning of Come, the infamous woman says "This is Come, you'll love this. I already did last night...three times!"

wondergirl9847 · #39 09-06-2004, 01:19 PM

Every dang time I hear that scream during The Dance version of The Chain, I get giddy. I love that!! It's right before the second verse and this person lets out a "WOO!!!!"

rezamatic · #40 09-06-2004, 03:44 PM

On the Tusk tour rehersal DVD that I have, there's a lot of funny moments.

- During "Rhiannon" the lights suddenly go out and everyone stops playing. A little bit of random bass notes/snare drumming later, you hear Stevie saying 'no, no that's alright, that's FINE.' and then 'it's not that FUNNY, is it?'

- During IKINW, Lindsey's doing his usual 'ah-ah-ah-ah's at the end, and he looks over to Stevie for back-up, but she's off in her own world with the tambourine. He screams out in his usual squeaky yelp-way "STEVIE!" and she whirls around. He gestures to her like 'what the hell, back me UP!" and she rushes up to the mic to sing. That cracked me up.

- During the warm up of SOTM, Christine/John are playing for what seems like years, waiting for the others to show up on stage. Then Stevie finally shows up, but Lindsey/John are now gone. So after a good 5 minutes of an intro, Stevie finally says 'well I don't KNOW, Lindsey and John aren't even here, I mean come on!" or something like that.

Just good stuff from back in the day.

lezj · #41 09-06-2004, 04:19 PM

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Originally Posted by diamondsnake

On the Say You Will Boston bootleg (the first show at the beginning of the tour) there is a little kid singing every word to every song along with the band. Annoying! But sort of cool that he is only five years old and a fan of Fleetwood Mac.

That was my neice - she's 8 and LOVES Stevie. I was taping and knew she'd be heard but it was sooooo sweet I couldn't silence her. We were close and it was her first show.
You brought back nice memories

lezj · #42 09-06-2004, 04:22 PM

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Originally Posted by SuzeQuze

I love this kid, I always assumed it was a little girl though. She sings along alot and asks stuff like "Is this Silver Springs?" and "Is this the one where he leans on her?" She makes exclamations like "He didn't lean on her!" "Is that Fleetwood?" "He is crazy!" "Did he break his guitar, did he break it?!?" "Crazy eyes!" It can be annoying but mostly it just makes me smile, especially since I think the band would think it was just the cutest thing to have a little fan like that!

~Susan

See my above post - I had forgotten she said all those things too!!!
ha ha ha!

MiniLindsey · #43 09-22-2004, 10:36 PM

I just remembered this one:

On the bootleg of Bob Dylan's March 2004 Electric Factory show (which I was fortunate enough to attend), at the end of the first CD, you can hear a fan saying, "(inaudible) stupider than Bush! Stupid Bush! Anyone stupider than Bush, raise your hand!"

I didn't hear it when it happened at the show.

Oona · #44 09-23-2004, 10:31 PM

The funniest thing i heard on a FM related recording was folks playing pool in the background of a Fritz recording. There's little Stevie doing a nice song and >WHACK< a break of billiard balls. gads.....rudeness has no boundaries.

another funny thing was at the meadowlands '03 show, a girl of around 13 while watching Stevie's poses during GDW, ask her folks "has that woman gone mad or something?". The girl also was vocally mystified as to why the croud lost it if Stevie would do a simple 360 turn.......it's the kind of thing that if someone requires explanation, there is no chance that they can understand.

I hope i wasn't the only one who heard this (if I am, I may have imagined it).
During the 12/31/99 SN show in sin city, I noticed Stevie having some floor wedge monitor issues. I saw her nudge it, point at the floor wedge once or twice, look into the wings of the stage a few times, etc. I think she was wanting some assistance. Stevie stepped off for a little break, I heard a strange, sickening, vaguely male human sound of a what can only be described as "greltch". The kind of sound that makes one go white and feel kinda woozey. Stevie came back out, looking refreshed and the monitor gave her no more troubles that night. I keep trying to fill in the blanks, but it's all too strange.

SuzeQuze · #45 09-24-2004, 07:24 PM

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Originally Posted by lezj

See my above post - I had forgotten she said all those things too!!!
ha ha ha!

Aw, I figured at some point I would find out who she was :-) Tell her that she has made me smile many times with her enthusiasm for FM! I thought that it was great that she knew the words to songs like Goodbye Baby and What's the World Coming to. What a great little fan!!!

~Susan