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On the video I have of the Behind the Mask tour, I feel that Christine was the star of this show. First off she looks absoltuley amazing and very thin as always. She seemed to be more of a star on these shows. She had a lot more interaction with the audience and took a lot of gifts from the audience. She also was on the stage a lot more for these shows IMO. On World Turning I loved seeing her on Micks drum kit jamming along with the rest of the band. Her version of Everywhere from this tour was astounding and she got a huge response from it. I loved hearing Save Me live. I thought she transferred it well to the stage. Too bad Skies the Limit never made it live, but oh well. I think this was also the one and only tour where Christine actually did a keyboard solo.
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What video is this? I've seen no video! Makes mental note to self to check out ebay.
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I'm fairly certain there was no BTM video.......or was there? Although I bought BTM the day it came out, I was pretty much out of the FM loop at that point in my life.
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Bootlegs People!!!!!!!!!! lol
I have the bethlehem 90 performance on vid. Its great. |
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I saw the June 1 show at Cal Expo in Sacramento & the Mountain View show a few days later. They played "Save Me" & "When the Sun Goes Down" on both nights. Chris played her accordeon on "When the Sun Goes Down." I also saw the Oakland show at the end of the tour, in December, but that was deadly dull for the most part. Still, Christine was fine that night. I assume you mean the brief solo on "Stop Messin' Round"? But she solo'd a bit on earlier tours, too, like on "Don't Stop" & on "Get Like You Used to Be." In fact, she played essentially the same blues licks on all of them. (Notice how they're all shuffles?) |
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Among God's creations, two, the dog and the guitar, have taken all the sizes and all the shapes in order not to be separated from the man.---Andres Segovia |
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Yeah, with Lindsey B. joining them for a few songs!
Actually, my favorite part of that tour was Christine's solos on "Stop Messin' Round." Just great to hear her show everybody she could REALLY play the piano!
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I never knew they did "When The Sun Goes Down"live, except for that rehearsal. And, I never knew that she played accordian on anything but "Tusk". |
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