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Old 01-02-2009, 02:39 PM
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Oops, how could I forget Stevie Does Riverdance? My bad.

I particularly enjoy the hurling of the tambourine in that one.
I went to those shows, Zombie. I just feel like bragging today!
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Old 01-02-2009, 02:43 PM
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I went to those shows, Zombie. I just feel like bragging today!
Seriously? I am so jealous.

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Seriously? I am so jealous.
Don't be. It sucked. Everything your mind, your soul, & your spirit crave is ably & fully given in the music of Bach & Beethoven, & perhaps Palestrina & several others.

John Stewart (as you probably know) opened all those shows, & on opening night, I think, in L.A. fans were pretty restless for Stevie Nicks & John was very good about it. He joked around a lot & he quipped that Stevie would be flying in on her broomstick any moment now. Nobody knew what she was going to sing. There was a very active fan contingent all over the country even back then, & we traded concert tapes & tape lists (with mimeographed photos from our collections on them), but because the tour was over practically before it started, information didn't have a chance to circulate. Most fans in Los Angeles actually thought that Stevie would not sing any Fleetwood Mac songs. We argued & we placed bets. I argued on the phone with a fan named Jennifer Perkins. Most people actually thought that Stevie would not perform all the famous songs she wrote with Fleetwood Mac. Huge ignorance on everyone's part, but it wasn't anyone's fault because this was the very first time Stevie Nicks was doing this. (I think some people thought it would be the last time she was doing this, too.)

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Don't be. It sucked. Everything your mind, your soul, & your spirit crave is ably & fully given in the music of Bach & Beethoven, & perhaps Palestrina & several others.
You forgot Paganini, chief. For shame.

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John Stewart (as you probably know) opened all those shows, & on opening night, I think, in L.A. fans were pretty restless for Stevie Nicks & John was very good about it. He joked around a lot & he quipped that Stevie would be flying in on her broomstick any moment now. Nobody knew what she was going to sing. There was a very active fan contingent all over the country even back then, & we traded concert tapes & tape lists (with mimeographed photos from our collections on them), but because the tour was over practically before it started, information didn't have a chance to circulate. Most fans in Los Angeles actually thought that Stevie would not sing any Fleetwood Mac songs. We argued & we placed bets. I argued on the phone with a fan named Jennifer Perkins. Most people actually thought that Stevie would not perform all the famous songs she wrote with Fleetwood Mac. Huge ignorance on everyone's part, but it wasn't anyone's fault because this was the very first time Stevie Nicks was doing this. (I think some people thought it would be the last time she was doing this, too.)
So it sucked because y'all didn't know what to expect, or because she was off...or...? Was everyone all disgruntled when she busted out Gold Dust Woman?

Reading interviews, I know Stevie was pretty freaked out about doing a solo tour, so I imagine she threw in the Mac songs because she was comfortable with those, and they ARE good songs. Also there's that thing she goes on about where fans don't want to hear new stuff...

Was the setlist the same as the HBO special pretty much the whole way through?

More importantly, did you win your bets?

I'm so nosy!

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I think this version is also better than the original TTM video....both versions should've been on the CV dvd really....its like would've killed them to have given that too us as well...heck they gave us the Civil War SB.....I'll not ever understand it period......
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