Hi fellow fans

[Mac_Man_Dan]

Originally Posted by MissLadyLoki

Very good choices! I can't really decide between those 2 myself, but the second one (fans call it the Rosebud version cause of the doc it came from) might have the edge in this case. Nicksy is nuts in that version. If you gimme some time, I could find you an even clearer version of it that was taken from this rare interview.

As for me, I think I used Video2MP3 (it's a website that converts the audio of YouTube vids into MP3s) on one of 'em and put it on my MP3 player. Hell, I just can't get enough of either version

in all honesty, i find that just not quite 100% quality of it MAKES it for me. especially in the case when i too used a youtube converter bringing the quality down ever more. It really makes it work and it brings out the rawness of Stevie i believe. Best heard when in a quiet mental zone or area

[MissLadyLoki]

Originally Posted by Mac_Man_Dan

in all honesty, i find that just not quite 100% quality of it MAKES it for me. especially in the case when i too used a youtube converter bringing the quality down ever more. It really makes it work and it brings out the rawness of Stevie i believe. Best heard when in a quiet mental zone or area

Yeah you're right, it does bring it down. With La Nicks, you have a range from the rawness of Rosebud Rhiannon to the sheer awesomeness that is Sisters of the Moon from the Mirage show (yes, the one where she starts talking in tongues towards the end). Speaking of great Stevie performances, have you ever seen Gold Dust Woman from the Japan show? (look up Japan 1977 on YouTube, the whole show rules)

[Mac_Man_Dan]

Originally Posted by MissLadyLoki

Yeah you're right, it does bring it down. With La Nicks, you have a range from the rawness of Rosebud Rhiannon to the sheer awesomeness that is Sisters of the Moon from the Mirage show (yes, the one where she starts talking in tongues towards the end). Speaking of great Stevie performances, have you ever seen Gold Dust Woman from the Japan show? (look up Japan 1977 on YouTube, the whole show rules)

ive seen clips of the 77 japan show, The chain was a good performance from that, but i will always prefer the 82 Chain(when lindsey just goes on a guitar frenzy!, and also downloaded that aswell )

yea, i have seen the sisters of the moon when shes in tongues but i could never get my head around mid video, with a slight jump of some kind?? But i have got a few live bootlegs downloaded with the live versions not jumpy as such witch is better to me. Sisters of the moon funny enough is my 2nd or 3rd favourite song ever. I havent made my mind up over Sisters of the moon or Im so afraid(live version from the 1980 live double disk in particular)

[MissLadyLoki]

Originally Posted by Mac_Man_Dan

ive seen clips of the 77 japan show, The chain was a good performance from that, but i will always prefer the 82 Chain(when lindsey just goes on a guitar frenzy!, and also downloaded that aswell )

yea, i have seen the sisters of the moon when shes in tongues but i could never get my head around mid video, with a slight jump of some kind?? But i have got a few live bootlegs downloaded with the live versions not jumpy as such witch is better to me. Sisters of the moon funny enough is my 2nd or 3rd favourite song ever. I havent made my mind up over Sisters of the moon or Im so afraid(live version from the 1980 live double disk in particular)

I love both SOTM (fave might be Mirage show, but Tusk doc one is good too) and I'm So Afraid (that song made me realize how kickass Liddy Buck is on the guitar and was simply awesome when I saw the Mac in 09). A good bootleg I heard of that song is Nashville 1977 (it's awesome, but the best part is the jam at the beginning: Mick plays a cowbell ). The live 1980 album version is cool too, but the Dance version is great too (yes, I'm still yet to see the Dance folks, so feel free to lynch me )

EDIT: And I saw you mentioned you liked Metallica too. Creeping Death is a great song, but my fave would have to be Fade to Black. I love the buildup from calmness to badassery, but I also love Disposable Heroes, Battery, and Orion (especially Cliff's bass solo). Hell, I love any of their stuff from before the Black Album and thrash metal in general (I'm starting to get more into Slayer and I enjoy Sepultura, Machine Head, and now Death)

And this might be a bit sudden, but do you have a Facebook?

[Mac_Man_Dan]

Originally Posted by MissLadyLoki

I love both SOTM (fave might be Mirage show, but Tusk doc one is good too) and I'm So Afraid (that song made me realize how kickass Liddy Buck is on the guitar and was simply awesome when I saw the Mac in 09). A good bootleg I heard of that song is Nashville 1977 (it's awesome, but the best part is the jam at the beginning: Mick plays a cowbell ). The live 1980 album version is cool too, but the Dance version is great too (yes, I'm still yet to see the Dance folks, so feel free to lynch me )

EDIT: And I saw you mentioned you liked Metallica too. Creeping Death is a great song, but my fave would have to be Fade to Black. I love the buildup from calmness to badassery, but I also love Disposable Heroes, Battery, and Orion (especially Cliff's bass solo). Hell, I love any of their stuff from before the Black Album and thrash metal in general (I'm starting to get more into Slayer and I enjoy Sepultura, Machine Head, and now Death)

And this might be a bit sudden, but do you have a Facebook?

yea, well forgive me for grabbing it more easily in such a short space but ive downloaded loads of soundboards and audience recordings.(about 3 to 4 gig already), including the 77 nashville!, i have been going on download crazy for them(dont worry, i have bought official cd's and vinyls too!). my main aim is try to try and get loads and loads of different versions of rhiannon but i am sensing the variety of performances are very much simmaler now i have lots!

yea, i prefer the early Metallica to the modern albums(going to see them for the first time at sonisphere this year which im very much looking forward too!!!!), very much into my thrash and new wave british heavy metal etc of 70's and 80's... and then into the heavier still of my favourite band Cradle Of Filth who are extreme death metal or whatever you want to call them depending on what focus on the timeline!

[MissLadyLoki]

Originally Posted by Mac_Man_Dan

yea, well forgive me for grabbing it more easily in such a short space but ive downloaded loads of soundboards and audience recordings.(about 3 to 4 gig already), including the 77 nashville!, i have been going on download crazy for them(dont worry, i have bought official cd's and vinyls too!). my main aim is try to try and get loads and loads of different versions of rhiannon but i am sensing the variety of performances are very much simmaler now i have lots!

yea, i prefer the early Metallica to the modern albums(going to see them for the first time at sonisphere this year which im very much looking forward too!!!!), very much into my thrash and new wave british heavy metal etc of 70's and 80's... and then into the heavier still of my favourite band Cradle Of Filth who are extreme death metal or whatever you want to call them depending on what focus on the timeline!

I have no problem with getting bootlegs. My issue is trying to find out what's good and what's not, so that's why. Either way, your taste in music rules.

In the meantime, how old are you?

[CreepingDeath]

Originally Posted by Mac_Man_Dan

yea, well forgive me for grabbing it more easily in such a short space but ive downloaded loads of soundboards and audience recordings.(about 3 to 4 gig already), including the 77 nashville!, i have been going on download crazy for them(dont worry, i have bought official cd's and vinyls too!). my main aim is try to try and get loads and loads of different versions of rhiannon but i am sensing the variety of performances are very much simmaler now i have lots!

yea, i prefer the early Metallica to the modern albums(going to see them for the first time at sonisphere this year which im very much looking forward too!!!!), very much into my thrash and new wave british heavy metal etc of 70's and 80's... and then into the heavier still of my favourite band Cradle Of Filth who are extreme death metal or whatever you want to call them depending on what focus on the timeline!

Don't we all?

Anyway, it's nice to have more people around here that are into heavier music. I like a ton of different kinds of music, but I'm very much a metal kid at heart.


Welcome to the board.