**SPOILER** Tonight's setlist

[SaraThePoet]

Dumb question...but i have a ton of pics i took the other night and want to share them..what is the best way to do that?

[daniellaaarisen]

Originally Posted by SaraThePoet

Dumb question...but i have a ton of pics i took the other night and want to share them..what is the best way to do that?

Photobucket!

Then use the IMG code to load them here.

[SaraThePoet]

Ok here you go


http://s1098.photobucket.com/albums/...rah_Greentree/

[Crystal_Elle]

Thank you!! Your pictures came out great compared to mine! I think my camera didn't know how to deal with being so close to Stevie. It's used to having to zoom far.

[Gypsy0033]

Originally Posted by FM77

Well, the Rod tour complicates this for one thing. There are major markets that she may not be able to go back to since she was just there. She does not like doing sheds in the summer (that is just tough for many reasons) so I think she had to decide if she was willing to do that and if it made sense financially. If she tours it is only for the love of the music and wanting to bring it to fans. I think everyone knows its tough to sell tickets in this economy. That is just a reality. That cannot be underestimated in the decision making process.

I respect what you are saying FM but Stevie has been playing the summer sheds for years and even in recent years like Alicelover said, "when there was nothing to promote".
She toured solo in 2005, 2006, 2007,2008,2010..now she finally has a new cd out and the powers that be are wondering if it will make financial sense..Sorry, I don't get the logic at all.


She could come back to NY the fans would go..she could go back to CA the fans would go. I personally didn't see her with Rod cause I expected that she would tour this summer, just as she has almost every year in the 2000's. As far selling tickets, yes if she lowered her $125.00 ticket price in NY more fans would go... but thats another bag of apples.
Thanks again for the inside info.

[Hawkeye]

Wow, I went away all Memorial Day weekend, no internet for miles, which I love not having, its great to get away, BUT its also great to come back to all these incredible live videos. Her energy level and vocals this show were incedible.

All the new songs were great. the only one that dissapointed me a little was Ghosts are Gone. She needs to work on that if its ever going to be an equal to Fall From Grace. Anabel was the song I liked most compared to its studio counterpart. I LOVE what they've done with it live. They shortened the repetiive ending and added that awseome instrumental part to the end.

And I'm shocked no one mentioned this. The intro by her brother Chris. It had to have been a tribute to the intro to her White Winged Dove HBO special when her dad welcomed his daughter Stevie Nicks. And that also makes me belive this is being released somehow.

[michelej1]

Originally Posted by Crystal_Elle

I think my camera didn't know how to deal with being so close to Stevie. It's used to having to zoom far.

Seriously, I was in the loge and I had been zooming my camera before the show started to see how close I could get to the stage without blurring the image. So, when Lindsey walked by to get to his seat, I simply could not focus the camera. It was like he was too close for my camera to even register. I wanted to yell at him to "Freeze. Stop right now," until I could get my stupid device together.

The sad thing was, it's not like just quickly strolled past. He actually did pause a moment to wave at people who were calling out his name. If I had been prepared, I could have gotten a couple of great pictures.

Michele

[vivfox]

Originally Posted by SaraThePoet

Ok here you go


http://s1098.photobucket.com/albums/...rah_Greentree/

Really great photos! Thanks for sharing.

[MrStevie]

Hey everybody!

Only a few of my pics turned out. Not the best but here they are. What a great show!


What's up with this other mic down below?




Stevie and Stew



Soldier's Angels

[equeen102289]

Originally Posted by MrStevie

Hey everybody!

Only a few of my pics turned out. Not the best but here they are. What a great show!


What's up with this other mic down below?

There were two of them. One was pointing towards the left side and one to the right. I'm assuming they were there to capture the audience. I was directly in front of the one in your picture. I'm sure they loved my tone deaf voice singing into it the whole night.

[Artemis]

After watching the videos, one thing that really strikes me is how happy Stevie looks. It's really nice to see.

[HejiraNYC]

Okay, I'm a little late adding my $0.02. But I figured I would post something once I had my wits about me... but to be honest, I'm still buzzing.

Wow, what a short but epic trip! Although I can't say that the trip didn't have its share of twists and curveballs here and there, I had a blast. Other than the concert, I had no gameplan whatsoever and pretty much decided to what to do, where to be, each morning.

I really can't add too much to what has already been said about the show itself. It really was historic, and I felt like I was a part of something that is not likely to ever happen again. I couldn't help but think that a chapter had been closed and another opened. The Stevie that walked out on that stage was a changed woman- happy, thin, radiant and unafraid to take chances. As we all know, the setlist was something that seemed to be from a dream or a cruel April Fools hoax. It seemed that Stevie was having the last laugh, thumbing her nose at the naysayers who thought she was creatively bankrupt, as she delivered the most epic, satisfying set of her entire 30-year solo career. And any concerns I had about the fragile state of her health and voice dissipated the second she started singing circles around "Annabel Lee" as if it had been in the setlist for years; I could have sworn it would segue into "Dreams" just like "Outside the Rain." It sounded classic. In fact, I am still haunted by all of the sublime moments in the show- the sing-along vibe of FWIW, rocking out the tambo during GAG, the way she suddenly belted out the last note in "Moonlight," etc. Like everyone else who made the effort, I was heartbroken by the Webster Hall cancellation. However, I feel like everything happened for a reason; I have a hard time believing that the show at Webster Hall would have been anywhere close to the Wiltern show. This is a show that could have only taken place in Los Angeles. Being my first concert in LA ever, I really did feel like it was a homecoming of sorts for everyone on and off stage, especially knowing that Lindsey and Mick were sitting somewhere up above me in the mezzanine. And it also made me feel good knowing that Dave Stewart was in the same room as Lindsey and Mick; perhaps there were some fruitful conversations about the next Fleetwood Mac album. In a nutshell, it goes without question that this was the greatest Stevie show I have ever seen (my first show was on the RAL tour). Although I had low expectations going into this whole trip, there was still this little voice in my head constantly saying "this is the one we've been waiting for." As it turns out, the little voice was spot-on!

Biggest thanks and hugs to Dani! This trip would have been nowhere close to being so much fun without you! You have this magical gift, er, two magical gifts that seemed to open doors for you everywhere you went; I was just along for the magical, "strange" ride. To all the Dani naysayers: get stuffed. This girl is the real deal. Also, it was great to hang out with Grace (mezzoforte), Liam McConville (who is like a younger, snarkier version of me) and everyone else I met at the show. My only regret is that we can't all hang out and attend Stevie shows at the Wiltern every weekend!

[jellyman10]

^^^ Ach, I just love hearing from you all how amazing this show was. Wonderful memories for you, and kind of vicariously for the likes of me. Thank you!

[SaraThePoet]

[/QUOTE] all the Dani naysayers: get stuffed. This girl is the real deal![/QUOTE]

Amen! I only chatted with her for a minute and thought she was awesome! I agree there is not much more to add to all the reviews...it was a night beyond words. I haven't been up close at a Stevie show in a long time,so i got in,planted myself at the stage,and didn't move(well,ok once,but the awesome people around me saved my spot lol). I just soaked it all in..couldn't even believe what i was seeing and hearing...shook her hand at the end..perfection I will say Stevie fans are the best..the people near me were cool..we made sure everyone was able to see and take pics..there was some very rude person at the end who tried to barge in with flowers(sorry if you are a ledgie,but you WERE very rude),so i had cellophane wacking me in the face during Love Is..but hey...it all worked out ok

[HejiraNYC]

Amen! I only chatted with her for a minute and thought she was awesome! I agree there is not much more to add to all the reviews...it was a night beyond words. I haven't been up close at a Stevie show in a long time,so i got in,planted myself at the stage,and didn't move(well,ok once,but the awesome people around me saved my spot lol). I just soaked it all in..couldn't even believe what i was seeing and hearing...shook her hand at the end..perfection I will say Stevie fans are the best..the people near me were cool..we made sure everyone was able to see and take pics..there was some very rude person at the end who tried to barge in with flowers(sorry if you are a ledgie,but you WERE very rude),so i had cellophane wacking me in the face during Love Is..but hey...it all worked out ok

Are you referring to the Botoxed tranny who looked like Sara Fleetwood just drank a vat of radioactive sludge?