Good golly- a Buckingham Nicks show surfaces! - Page 13

cliffdweller · #**181** 04-06-2006, 02:25 PM

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Originally Posted by skcin

I agree about Lola - and I am not a fan of the album version! Crystal is really getting me too, mainly the ending with the hard guitar & her yell.

And you can definitely tell they were beginners here. A bit off key here & there, false starts... I don't mind it though, a nice change from the usual more recent 'going through the motions' shows.

I know! When I listen to it I think to myself, noone knew who these people were yet! It's like listening to a little piece of history in the making, especially after hearing Stevie say, "we've never seen this many people here before!" You can tell they were truly blown away by the turn-out and just think what they were ABOUT to experience later in Fleetwood Mac! it's so cool.

Yeah, I don't really like the album version of Lola all that much either, but the live version is punchy! Great performances on both their parts.

danax6 · #**182** 04-06-2006, 03:02 PM

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Originally Posted by skcin

Notice LB starts Frozen Love & stops, then you hear him say "are you coming out of there?" Our Stevie, always missing her cues even way back when.

Maybe she didn't 'come out of there' quickly enough and therefor Lindsey had to sing her part.

skcin · #**183** 04-06-2006, 03:09 PM

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Originally Posted by danax6

Maybe she didn't 'come out of there' quickly enough and therefor Lindsey had to sing her part.

Oh no, he didn't sing her part - he literally started playing the opening riff, stopped, said "are you coming out of there?" and then there was silence until a few seconds later when he started playing agin. It's too funny.

skcin · #**184** 04-06-2006, 03:13 PM

BTW - I just reread the thread on BN.net & "I Don't Wanna KNow"

is supposed to be in the next batch, as well as Sorcerer.

danax6 · #**185** 04-06-2006, 03:30 PM

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Originally Posted by skcin

Oh no, he didn't sing her part - he literally started playing the opening riff, stopped, said "are you coming out of there?" and then there was silence until a few seconds later when he started playing agin. It's too funny.

I know, I was just listening to it.

What I meant to say was that since he was calling for her, she might have been on the other side of the stage, or what the hell, maybe she was peeing backstage, and she was too late to start the first verse, so that's why he sang it and she only did harmony later on.

skcin · #**186** 04-06-2006, 03:57 PM

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Originally Posted by danax6

I know, I was just listening to it.

What I meant to say was that since he was calling for her, she might have been on the other side of the stage, or what the hell, maybe she was peeing backstage, and she was too late to start the first verse, so that's why he sang it and she only did harmony later on.

OOOOOOOOOOOOOOH! Duh!

As I was typing, I was thinking I had it wrong, cuz I figured you'd heard it. OK. I'm a bit slow today.

golddustwoman77 · #**187** 04-06-2006, 04:15 PM

Thank you so much for posting these! They are just terrific. I have some tracks from previous shows, but never a full concert. Thanks again!

SuzeQuze · #**188** 04-06-2006, 04:26 PM

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Originally Posted by dissention

I think I may need help recovering from "Crystal." How wonderful that it didn't become a Fleetwood Mac staple; I can't imagine a song performed as beautifully as it was at this show becoming a rote excuse for the Fleetwood Mac Theater Troupe to ham it up for the buzzed arena audiences of the twenty-first century. It's so rough and lush, blood-tingling and charismatic. Almost titillating in a way. Lindsey sounds so natural and unforced, a completely different performer.

"Rhiannon" was a much better song in this incarnation. Even puts those mid-seventies versions to shame. Simple, slightly dishevelled, with her choppy, craggy little voice spitting out the lyrics ferociously instead of trying to vamp it all up in an attempt to add atmosphere that the song already inherently has. And the music chugs along like a boxcar picking up speed on the tracks. Awesome.

You have a real talent for describing movies, music whatever. Your word choices floor me. I predict one day you will be paid handsomely for it.

These songs are all so wonderful. It is like a dream come true, you know? Well, you do know! Bless your hearts. I am so excited! I can't believe its taken me this long to see this thread. I've been neglecting the poor Stevie forum.

vermicious knid · #**189** 04-06-2006, 05:17 PM

I think he is saying "Is it coming out of there?", meaning is the sound coming out of some speaker.

amber · #**190** 04-06-2006, 05:34 PM

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Originally Posted by vermicious knid

I think he is saying "Is it coming out of there?", meaning is the sound coming out of some speaker.

Yes, that is exactly right.

Mike B · #**191** 04-06-2006, 06:16 PM

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Originally Posted by skcin

as well as Sorcerer.

Hey Paula - Sorcerer is in this batch too! It is part of the track for Django, so don't miss it.

I'm so digging this stuff. I've probably listened to this whole show about 8 times this week and Crystal alone about 20. How can those two (S&L) not realize there is a demand for this and at least release Buckingham Nicks on CD? Remember after The Dance they said they would be releasing it soon. Liars, the whole lot of them.

And I couldn't agree more about how cool it is to hear them unpolished and raw. I think one of the best shows I saw on the SYW tour was opening night of the second leg in Madison where they flubbed Big Love and Say Goodbye. My God! Spontaneity!!

DavidMn · #**192** 04-06-2006, 06:22 PM

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Originally Posted by Mike B

Hey Paula - Sorcerer is in this batch too! It is part of the track for Django, so don't miss it.

I'm so digging this stuff. I've probably listened to this whole show about 8 times this week and Crystal alone about 20. How can those two (S&L) not realize there is a demand for this and at least release Buckingham Nicks on CD? Remember after The Dance they said they would be releasing it soon. Liars, the whole lot of them.

And I couldn't agree more about how cool it is to hear them unpolished and raw. I think one of the best shows I saw on the SYW tour was opening night of the second leg in Madison where they flubbed Big Love and Say Goodbye. My God! Spontaneity!!

I know! Tha Madison show was great wasnt it?

Keith · #**193** 04-06-2006, 08:41 PM

i've been listening to "Long Distance Winner" on repeat, and wondering why Stevie never took this amazing song to her solo stage.. especially during the Enchanted tour.. "you are.. you are.. the long distance winner.." it was meant to be performed live.

but won't argue, now that I have sensed the power of hearing this amazing live track.. "i tried to win and I lost again.." how can words sung so many years ago make sense in my life today?.. Stevie is special..

thanks, from the bottom of my wild heart, for sharing this wonderful gift. I knew there was a reason I still hang on as a fan of these beautiful artists..

gonna roll a doobie and head back to the sea...yeah...

.. life is good.. rock and roll and Buckingham Nicks makes it better..

ragandbone · #**194** 04-06-2006, 09:34 PM

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Originally Posted by Keith

gonna roll a doobie and head back to the sea...yeah...

[stern schoolteacher voice] Now Keith, have you brought some for e v e r y o n e to share?

strandinthewind · #**195** 04-06-2006, 10:21 PM

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Originally Posted by Mike B

. . . I think one of the best shows I saw on the SYW tour was opening night of the second leg in Madison where they flubbed Big Love and Say Goodbye. My God! Spontaneity!!

I LOVED being there for that. AND - Sara brought tears to my eyes.