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She got it right and we missed maybe the first 30 seconds. Stand Back, Stand Back. The tv in front of us along with a large mirror where I could watch the tv and her facial expressions at the same time. She looked bored silly thru the whole thing but when I asked her if she was bored she said no. She had a hard time understanding the words. Here's a good one for you. At the end of SARA when she sings, "all I ever wanted was to know that you were dreaming" my mother said/asked, "was to know that you were a free man?" I laughed and told her all us fans laugh at ourselves when we find out what she was really saying compared to what we thought she was saying. She said the show was better in person. She commented that the show was edited cause of the different outfits, but they never showed Stevie leave the stage. She said she could see Stevies' face better on tv than in person. My only gripe would be that I didn't like the fact that the camera was all over the place. In every song the camera panned over everyone. After all it's Stevie Nicks not the SN Band. All the band members except Al Ortiz were shown constantly. Only one quick closeup of Al and then most of the time you'd hardly see him at all, like he wasn't even there. I kept thinking I wish they'd show at least one song where it's all Stevie but that never happened. The vocals were crisp and clear, a very good recording and ofcourse the lady looked beautiful. The funniest part for me was when she said the director wanted to get the song SARA on tape before the world blows up!!! Enjoy it everyone. Also there were no pledge breaks. They played it straight thru the full one hour, no interruptions. Last edited by vivfox; 07-17-2008 at 10:54 PM.. Reason: yes |
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