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I just came across another demo CD which has the 8 songs, (Edge - The Nightmare #2), which is really clear. It should be done uploading in about 5 minutes. I'll post the link for it in the Demos forum.
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Yes, all of my Stevie Friends got them in 1998, just like me. All of them are Ledgies as well. I figured everyone has high quality copies. The source was a very good copy.
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Dark Angel just posted these in the Demo/Live Request thread.
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Ok, I think there's a lot of confusion here, due to the fact that different bootleggers called different collections by the same name!
And all of these collections had different levels of sound quality. Somebody other than Maureen sold a cd in about 1999 that was called "Enchanted Outtakes". This cd's track listing was exactly (and even in order) what Mike posted above. The sound quality was really, really good. A completely different bootlegger then started selling a cd shortly after that, and it was called " Enchanted Outtakes #1". The sound quality was inferior to the first. The sound was murky-bassy. The track listing was: Gold Dust Woman (rehearsal 1998), After the Glitter Fades (rehearsal 1998), Battle of the Dragon, Talk To Me, Rock a Little, Mirror Mirror, The Nightmare, Silent Night, Edge of Seventeen, How Still My Love, All Over You, Twisted, I Wanna Talk To You, Something Exquisite, That's Alright. Maureen's nephew, James, sold a 4-cd set called "Enchanted Dreams" in the late 1990s. Some people were copying it and trading and selling it under the name "Enchanted Outtakes". Some of the tracks had decent sound-quality, but not all. I bought my set straight from James, and a lot of the tracks (including "All Over You") were "clipped", meaning they were recorded from the source at too high of a level (if you're familiar with transferring or dubbing cassettes, you know that the visual manifestation of this is when the meter goes into the "red" section). This creates a a"scratchy" sound where it sounds like the "highs" are "topping out". So it's very easy to understand why Mike would have been under the impression that everyone already had the clear-sounding versions. |
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Hmm, I downloaded those songs y'all are talking about, and found them to be rubbish. I'm rather happy with what Enchanted turned out to be. Plenty of strong rare songs, and different mixes of the well known ones. Gorgeous packaging, beautiful never before seen pictures. I just don't think there's anything to complain about.
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I've got many complaints but too busy at work to type them all out! Disc 3 should have been very different IMO. Again, I'm wondering how much influence the record label had as to which songs were chosen vs. Stevie strictly picking them on her own. I guess we'll never know but I always wonder about these things...
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Wait, what is this "I Pretend" song?
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It's the duet Stevie did with Sandy Stewart on 'Cat Dancer'. Very pretty song.
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With a wonderfully raspy voice by Stevie, perfectly from The Wild Heart era!!!
Stevie also sounds wickedly Wild Hearted on "Get My Way" and "Cat Dancer"! More 1983 vocals that should have been on Enchanted - "Sorcerer" where Stevie takes over from Marilyn Martin and takes over her own song!!! (Recorded in the Summer of 1983). |
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Love Stevie's "Owww!" (after Sandy sings the line about leaving a light on the terrace at night... 'you never know when you might'...). Last edited by greendaze5; 04-13-2010 at 10:02 AM.. Reason: typo |
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I remember seeing the original tracklist -does anybody have it ?
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And on "Cat Dancer", when Stevie slips in the "He cried!" on the chorus!!!!!!! BTW, here in Texas, the song "Cat Dancer" was a HUGE rock radio hit in Spring 1984, with the DJs always announcing: "Stevie Nicks on 'Cat Dancer' from the new Sandy Stewart album!" (And variations thereof). Even if The Wild Heart did not sell as much as Bella Donna, Stevie was more popular than ever in 1983 & 1984, especially due to MTV and her videos for "Stand Back", "Gypsy" and "If Anyone Falls". Cat Dancer probably sold a lot of copies because of Stevie! |
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