Stevie Nicks - Behind the Music

[sorcerer999]

After 3 years, I have FINALLY converted my roommate into a Stevie fan. Now he wants EVERYTHING. I've given him all the music and loaned him all the film I have on her, but I can't seem to find the Stevie - VH1 Behind The Music.

I really want him to see this. I was wondering if there is a nice ledgie out there who might be able to get me a copy, either on vhs or burned to dvd, or maybe could tell me where I might find a copy?

Any info is appreciated! Thanks in advance!

[SuiteShangriLa]

Originally Posted by sorcerer999

After 3 years, I have FINALLY converted my roommate into a Stevie fan. Now he wants EVERYTHING. I've given him all the music and loaned him all the film I have on her, but I can't seem to find the Stevie - VH1 Behind The Music.

I really want him to see this. I was wondering if there is a nice ledgie out there who might be able to get me a copy, either on vhs or burned to dvd, or maybe could tell me where I might find a copy?

Any info is appreciated! Thanks in advance!

im pretty sure you can get it off youtube.

[CTDee]

yes, you can see it on youtube... I just rewatched it a few days ago!

D

[kokoro]

Yep, you can most definitely get it from Youtube. Here's part one.

[estranged4life]

Stevie's "Behind the Music" can be found at ThrownDown.net (You may need to register and request 'seeders' for the torrent)

http://lvps87-230-78-245.dedicated.h...ils.php?id=178

Artist: Stevie Nicks
Title: VH1's Behind The Music: Stevie Nicks (Working Edit)
Date: 1998

Type: Pro-Shot
Audio Quality: A-
Picture Quality: B+
Media: 1DVD-R
Format: MPEG-2
Bitrate: 5415 Kbps
Aspect ratio: 4/3, 720 x 480
Standard: NTSC
Audio Codec: AC3 192 Kbps CBR

Menu: no
Chapters: parts

Tracklist:
1.01 Documentary

Notes:
"This version a little different than the aired version. A black picture is shown when no picture was found for that scene yet and the announcer is different too."

Linage: Professional recording > VHS > ? > Nero Vision > DVD-R
Repost?: no repost
Artwork: see below

Related Torrents:
Broadcasted version of this torrent: Stevie Nicks: Video Collection (Pro-Shot NTSC DVD) [DVD2]

[SuiteShangriLa]

and if you are clueless when it comes to torrents, like me...you can download 'free studio manager' (for free) and pull the show from youtube like i did ..the burn it to DVD

[Dodfather]

Originally Posted by SuiteShangriLa

and if you are clueless when it comes to torrents, like me...you can download 'free studio manager' (for free) and pull the show from youtube like i did ..the burn it to DVD

Thank God for free studio manager! I love it! It's so simple - and torrents have never worked for me either.

[Sahara]

That's my Youtube upload, I hope you enjoy it!

If you'd like it on DVD I can send you a copy, take a look at my trading site if you're interested. The link is in my sig

And congrats on your latest victim, ahem, I mean convert. Fight the good fight!

[Heartboy]

On VH1 Classic and they have been remastering eppies. They just did one of Heart. I wish they would update Stevies!

[APerfectLie]

Originally Posted by Heartboy

On VH1 Classic and they have been remastering eppies. They just did one of Heart. I wish they would update Stevies!

Me too!

[Nikolaj]

Now, even Stevie's 'Behind The Music' is already 12 years old.
These decade and decades of time-morphs are hitting me hard lately.
Does anyone remember their lives before the Internet, and how time seemed different? We have 24/7 access to the past, and it is all morphing, past, present, and future. Don't even have to pop in a dvd or bootleg vhs anymore, it's all here on the net.
That's great. It's also a good way of losing your 'now'.
Maybe Stevie is onto something will all this anti-'computer baby' sentiment.
Her first words of liner notes for 'Other Side of The Mirror' were 'computer baby'-- maybe she tried it and sensed what was coming and never went beyond 1989 technology.

[Christopher]

Originally Posted by Nikolaj

Now, even Stevie's 'Behind The Music' is already 12 years old.
These decade and decades of time-morphs are hitting me hard lately.
Does anyone remember their lives before the Internet, and how time seemed different? We have 24/7 access to the past, and it is all morphing, past, present, and future. Don't even have to pop in a dvd or bootleg vhs anymore, it's all here on the net.
That's great. It's also a good way of losing your 'now'.
Maybe Stevie is onto something will all this anti-'computer baby' sentiment.
Her first words of liner notes for 'Other Side of The Mirror' were 'computer baby'-- maybe she tried it and sensed what was coming and never went beyond 1989 technology.

Oh yea! I completely relate to this post. I really felt the time morph since we entered a new decade, when all of a sudden you turn around and realize 20 & 10 year old memories start to blur together. I am constantly saying, yeah that was like 97', when I meant to say 07' as if I lost a whole decade in this time warp. The evolution of information technology the last 10 years has been beyond wild and time really is starting to feel sped up. Somedays I have to remind myself, I will allow for only 30 -60 minutes a day on the blogs, the Huff Post etc., because you can become completely distracted from your life and lose time... lose the now.

repeat after me...
"I will not peek at the Ledge everyday, I will not get sucked into distracting behavior, I will go outside and connect with real people & breath the fresh air"

Oh! and yes, VH1 Classic really should update Stevie's Behind the Music. I recall hers was one of the most watched and played episode's in 1998 and into the first half of 1999.

[Nikolaj]

Originally Posted by Christopher

Oh yea! I completely relate to this post. I really felt the time morph since we entered a new decade, when all of a sudden you turn around and realize 20 & 10 year old memories start to blur together. I am constantly saying, yeah that was like 97', when I meant to say 07' as if I lost a whole decade in this time warp. The evolution of information technology the last 10 years has been beyond wild and time really is starting to feel sped up. Somedays I have to remind myself, I will allow for only 30 -60 minutes a day on the blogs, the Huff Post etc., because you can become completely distracted from your life and lose time... lose the now.

repeat after me...
"I will not peek at the Ledge everyday, I will not get sucked into distracting behavior, I will go outside and connect with real people & breath the fresh air"

Thank you, Christopher. That was eloquent and inspiring, all of it. I bolded what I'm happy to read that someone else has experienced.
Go outside and connect with 'real people'? -- When I have to
Your reply was better than I'd get outside! A limit of 30-60 minutes a day sounds good, though!