Has everyone seen the UNCUT SN behind the music segments are up on youtube? - Page 3

JWS · #31 02-07-2006, 04:08 PM

This "Uncut SN Behind the Music"...is it available on DVD for sale? Someone in this thread mentioned FM: BTM available at a video store. Are these the same?

amber · #32 02-07-2006, 04:25 PM

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Originally Posted by JWS

This "Uncut SN Behind the Music"...is it available on DVD for sale? Someone in this thread mentioned FM: BTM available at a video store. Are these the same?

No it's not on DVD, and it's not the same as "FM: BTM", and I was mistaken about "FM: BTM" being available in video stores - I was confusing it with "Rumours: Classic Albums."

JWS · #33 02-07-2006, 04:42 PM

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Originally Posted by amber

No it's not on DVD, and it's not the same as "FM: BTM", and I was mistaken about "FM: BTM" being available in video stores - I was confusing it with "Rumours: Classic Albums."

OK, thanks. I also have the Rumours Classic Albumn. It has some really old footage of the band rehearsing at the Record Plant. I also have the Dark Side of the Moon (Pink Floyd) Classic Albumn...again some really old film of the band in the studio.

JWS · #34 02-07-2006, 05:49 PM

Found this on Ebay. Do you think this is the same BTM video?

http://cgi.ebay.com/STEVIE-NICKS-VID...QQcmdZViewItem

jkmaletic · #35 02-07-2006, 06:54 PM

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Originally Posted by JWS

Found this on Ebay. Do you think this is the same BTM video?

http://cgi.ebay.com/STEVIE-NICKS-VID...QQcmdZViewItem

Hard to say whether it's the "cut" or "uncut" version. You can ask the seller if you want though. If you don't have BTM or Storytellers, it sounds like a good deal provided the quality is decent.

~jamie

The Tower · #36 02-07-2006, 09:25 PM

So many things about Stevie really, really get to me.

I totally understand your heartbreak, Amber. It's like looking at the sunset and knowing that the sun will never rise again. Very sad. Stevie still has the ability to give it one more go and release a solo album. She could do that very easily.

The BTM is just fab. It's amazing to me how unbelievably moving that moment is at the end of "Silver Springs" from The Dance when she finishes the song, and still gripping the mic with both hands, drops her head to the ground..... my eyes just well up at that sight. That performance was another one of those Stevie moments that only happen once. She reaches and reaches and reaches and then PING she touches the top of the sky and your whole brain/bio-electric current just goes wild.

The first time I saw "Silver Springs" was a pre-release of the video for the song before the actual special was aired. I was ironing my clothes to get ready for work and it came on and I flipped. I just flipped. I shrieked at the top of my lungs (scaring the crap out of Geoffrey) and I fell to my knees in front of the tee-vee in awe.

I've said it before and I'll say it again- when Stevie is good, she is very, very good.

DavidMn · #37 02-07-2006, 09:36 PM

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Originally Posted by The Tower

So many things about Stevie really, really get to me.

I totally understand your heartbreak, Amber. It's like looking at the sunset and knowing that the sun will never rise again. Very sad. Stevie still has the ability to give it one more go and release a solo album. She could do that very easily.

The BTM is just fab. It's amazing to me how unbelievably moving that moment is at the end of "Silver Springs" from The Dance when she finishes the song, and still gripping the mic with both hands, drops her head to the ground..... my eyes just well up at that sight. That performance was another one of those Stevie moments that only happen once. She reaches and reaches and reaches and then PING she touches the top of the sky and your whole brain/bio-electric current just goes wild.

The first time I saw "Silver Springs" was a pre-release of the video for the song before the actual special was aired. I was ironing my clothes to get ready for work and it came on and I flipped. I just flipped. I shrieked at the top of my lungs (scaring the crap out of Geoffrey) and I fell to my knees in front of the tee-vee in awe.

I've said it before and I'll say it again- when Stevie is good, she is very, very good.

Well said sir.

gldstwmn · #38 02-07-2006, 10:41 PM

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Originally Posted by The Tower

It's amazing to me how unbelievably moving that moment is at the end of "Silver Springs" from The Dance when she finishes the song, and still gripping the mic with both hands, drops her head to the ground..... my eyes just well up at that sight. That performance was another one of those Stevie moments that only happen once. She reaches and reaches and reaches and then PING she touches the top of the sky and your whole brain/bio-electric current just goes wild.

The first time I saw "Silver Springs" was a pre-release of the video for the song before the actual special was aired. I was ironing my clothes to get ready for work and it came on and I flipped. I just flipped. I shrieked at the top of my lungs (scaring the crap out of Geoffrey) and I fell to my knees in front of the tee-vee in awe.

I've said it before and I'll say it again- when Stevie is good, she is very, very good.

It changed my life. I figure we're due for one of those moments this decade any time now.

JazmenFlowers · #39 02-07-2006, 11:01 PM

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Originally Posted by The Tower

So many things about Stevie really, really get to me.

I totally understand your heartbreak, Amber. It's like looking at the sunset and knowing that the sun will never rise again. Very sad. Stevie still has the ability to give it one more go and release a solo album. She could do that very easily.

The BTM is just fab. It's amazing to me how unbelievably moving that moment is at the end of "Silver Springs" from The Dance when she finishes the song, and still gripping the mic with both hands, drops her head to the ground..... my eyes just well up at that sight. That performance was another one of those Stevie moments that only happen once. She reaches and reaches and reaches and then PING she touches the top of the sky and your whole brain/bio-electric current just goes wild.

The first time I saw "Silver Springs" was a pre-release of the video for the song before the actual special was aired. I was ironing my clothes to get ready for work and it came on and I flipped. I just flipped. I shrieked at the top of my lungs (scaring the crap out of Geoffrey) and I fell to my knees in front of the tee-vee in awe.

I've said it before and I'll say it again- when Stevie is good, she is very, very good.

lovely. I agree. I am so grateful for The Dance for exposing me to Stevie...imagine life without ever becoming aware of her music...ugh...

amber · #40 02-08-2006, 12:43 AM

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Originally Posted by The Tower

So many things about Stevie really, really get to me.

I totally understand your heartbreak, Amber. It's like looking at the sunset and knowing that the sun will never rise again. Very sad. Stevie still has the ability to give it one more go and release a solo album. She could do that very easily.

The BTM is just fab. It's amazing to me how unbelievably moving that moment is at the end of "Silver Springs" from The Dance when she finishes the song, and still gripping the mic with both hands, drops her head to the ground..... my eyes just well up at that sight. That performance was another one of those Stevie moments that only happen once. She reaches and reaches and reaches and then PING she touches the top of the sky and your whole brain/bio-electric current just goes wild.

The first time I saw "Silver Springs" was a pre-release of the video for the song before the actual special was aired. I was ironing my clothes to get ready for work and it came on and I flipped. I just flipped. I shrieked at the top of my lungs (scaring the crap out of Geoffrey) and I fell to my knees in front of the tee-vee in awe.

I've said it before and I'll say it again- when Stevie is good, she is very, very good.

Dammit, Towie, you made me cry again. And this time with mascara. It was your masterful description. That is exactly what it's like. And add watching the last sunset while eating the last chip while swimming in the river for the last time.

And like you said, it really is heartbreak. I have an immense well of sorrow about it right now; it's extraordinarily painful. Like when you break up with that person you really loved, and you can't stop crying for weeks, and everything you think of makes you cry about that person, and your chest actually hurts.

I remember I flipped, too. I couldn't believe it, I had never even suspected they would be together again, that I would ever see any of them live. I think I almost fainted. It was even more shocking because I had never heard or heard of Silver Springs at that moment. I cried, oh yes I did. I also asked people if they wanted to buy tickets to The Dance and take me. Well, just 1 or 2 people. But still. I'm still furious that I missed it.

Brwn_eyes0511 · #41 02-08-2006, 12:46 AM

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Originally Posted by JazmenFlowers

lovely. I agree. I am so grateful for The Dance for exposing me to Stevie...imagine life without ever becoming aware of her music...ugh...

This is why we love The Dance...

Phoenix · #42 02-08-2006, 01:25 AM

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Originally Posted by The Tower

So many things about Stevie really, really get to me.

I totally understand your heartbreak, Amber. It's like looking at the sunset and knowing that the sun will never rise again.

I've said it before and I'll say it again- when Stevie is good, she is very, very good.

The "sunset" line is such a beautiful, and heartbreaking statement, but it is so true. I have been reading this whole thread feeling a little sad, but REALLY comforted
I am just so glad that I found the ledge, and that I know that there are people out there who love Stevie every bit as much (sometimes more) than I do. I haven't met anybody at any concerts or anything, and I ony post sometimes, but hearing the personal stories and sentiments, (as well as the ocasional bitch sessions) is just so great. Amber, you are (as this message board proves) definatley not alone in having thiese feelings:wavey
By the way,( I know I seem to tell you this alot) but saying "maybeunconditionallovewillchangeyourmind" out-loud NEVER fails to bring a smile to my face.
~ Aaron

amber · #43 02-08-2006, 01:49 AM

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Originally Posted by Phoenix

The "sunset" line is such a beautiful, and heartbreaking statement, but it is so true. I have been reading this whole thread feeling a little sad, but REALLY comforted
I am just so glad that I found the ledge, and that I know that there are people out there who love Stevie every bit as much (sometimes more) than I do. I haven't met anybody at any concerts or anything, and I ony post sometimes, but hearing the personal stories and sentiments, (as well as the ocasional bitch sessions) is just so great. Amber, you are (as this message board proves) definatley not alone in having thiese feelings:wavey
By the way,( I know I seem to tell you this alot) but saying "maybeunconditionallovewillchangeyourmind" out-loud NEVER fails to bring a smile to my face.
~ Aaron

oh yeah - thanks.
I was comforted too by what everybody said. Someone even pm'd me and said they had a similar mini-mac breakdown.

I was glad to find the ledge, too - I never knew anyone at all before who liked the mac.
How'ya doing?

Livia · #44 02-08-2006, 05:38 PM

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Originally Posted by The Tower

So many things about Stevie really, really get to me.

I totally understand your heartbreak, Amber. It's like looking at the sunset and knowing that the sun will never rise again. Very sad. Stevie still has the ability to give it one more go and release a solo album. She could do that very easily.

The BTM is just fab. It's amazing to me how unbelievably moving that moment is at the end of "Silver Springs" from The Dance when she finishes the song, and still gripping the mic with both hands, drops her head to the ground..... my eyes just well up at that sight. That performance was another one of those Stevie moments that only happen once. She reaches and reaches and reaches and then PING she touches the top of the sky and your whole brain/bio-electric current just goes wild.

The first time I saw "Silver Springs" was a pre-release of the video for the song before the actual special was aired. I was ironing my clothes to get ready for work and it came on and I flipped. I just flipped. I shrieked at the top of my lungs (scaring the crap out of Geoffrey) and I fell to my knees in front of the tee-vee in awe.

I've said it before and I'll say it again- when Stevie is good, she is very, very good.

Very well said. Your Silver Springs account had me LOL...the GDW wail from the Dance gives me goosebumps. EVERY time...(see Paula's new signature)

And Amber's original post, I "get it." It's nice to have a place like this where other people get it too.

amber · #45 02-08-2006, 05:53 PM

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Originally Posted by Livia

Very well said. Your Silver Springs account had me LOL...the GDW wail from the Dance gives me goosebumps. EVERY time...(see Paula's new signature)

And Amber's original post, I "get it." It's nice to have a place like this where other people get it too.

It sure is. In the outside world, I'd be a Superdork for my Stevie/Mac feelings.
Here, I'm a Superdork for completely different reasons, and that's very comforting.

My super Dance moment was the end of Rhiannon. DREAMS UNWIND AND etc.