Late LIB Reactions - Page 2

NicksIllume · #16 12-27-2004, 09:32 AM

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Originally Posted by Alexbt

Don't Stop -- Missing Christine is obvious... then there's the fact that Brett doesn't play it anything like her! (People who read my posts should know I don't like how he plays her parts). Also, I really wonder why Stevie sings the wrong lyrics to Chris's part... One would think she'd know the words after all these years.

I don't mind Stevie on World Turning because she works it. Don't Stop is a whole other story. Ever noticed how violent her wrist and arm shakes during Silver Springs? I love all the little things I noticed on LIB.

Sorcerer386 · #17 12-27-2004, 01:57 PM

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Originally Posted by strandinthewind

Well, first of all, it was shot in a sound controlled environment as oppsoed to an arena. It was also choreographed and shot in studio lighting and from craneed camera. There were also overdubs (music and voice) and probably digital enhancing of the faces. There was a post (actually several) awhile back about this. It turned into a HUGE LB vs. La Nicks fight (SURPRISE :laugh) - Let me just put is this way, even LB said The Dance was a produced thing and LIB was rawer that that

Right...like I said, The Dance was a recording that happened to be a concert. LIB was a concert that happened to be recorded.

As far as the air lasso goes, I think Stevie is just doing it as a dance move (as she says, "if I can get you to dance"). There's not much more she could do while in front of a microphone that would really go along with the song. She could wave her hands in the air like she just don't care, but the song really isn't "hard" enough for that. And plus, I've noticed ever since seeing her do the air lasso that Say You Will (the song) has a tiny, TINY bit of a country feel to it. So, I just think it's a fitting little dance.

ontheEdgeof17 · #18 12-27-2004, 02:28 PM

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Originally Posted by Alexbt

Stand Back -- This one sounds awesome, and is an exception to most of the cases. However, this is a Stevie solo song, not a FM song.

It is a Fleetwood Mac song. They have been playing it since '87

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Originally Posted by Alexbt

Brett actually plays this VERY well. (At least, more accurately than Christine ever did, but I like her cute variation on it). I'll have to look it up and see if he ever was solo Stevie's keyboardist... or one of them.

He was. Enchanted tour, for sure. I'm not sure about TISL. I'd have to listen to a boot.

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Plus, I can't hear Lindsey really doing anything.

Lindsey didn't do anything on it. It's like her Big Love or Come. He does do a mean lip-synch, though.

Villavic · #19 12-27-2004, 02:41 PM

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Originally Posted by Alexbt

Well, finally got Live in Boston, for Christmas.

Tusk - I wasn't expecting to hear the USC Marching Band. When I did, I figured that they simply sampled that... then I heard Christine shouting "Tusk" with them and had to laugh.

Also, what's up with Lindsey's dancing? Did they ever do this weird stuff during live shows before?

Go Your Own Way - Lindsey's gone crazy by this point... banging the crap out of his guitar... I was afraid he was gonna break it.
(Didn't it end up getting broken later in the tour?)
The grabbing fans are amusing to watch... they're all like... "Must Grab! Must Touch! Nice Guitar!"

I liked Lindsey's dance, from Tusk but specially from STand Back intro. Though the Tusk one is a bit weird, I admit

Didn't like GYOW. Didn't like his voice, hard to avoid comparing it with other live versions

Alexbt · #20 12-27-2004, 03:57 PM

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Originally Posted by ontheEdgeof17

It is a Fleetwood Mac song. They have been playing it since '87

No, it's very much a solo Stevie song. It's from her second solo album, "The Wild Heart" from 1983. But, yes, FM has been playing it since 87.

I did look up the keyboard stuff... then I found out what Prince had to do with it, he's the who wrote the keyboard part that's umm.. well.. mostly 'B's in two octaves.

ontheEdgeof17 · #21 12-27-2004, 09:07 PM

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Originally Posted by Alexbt

No, it's very much a solo Stevie song. It's from her second solo album, "The Wild Heart" from 1983. But, yes, FM has been playing it since 87.

I know that. Still, it is now a Fleetwood Mac song just like Go Insane. They both have appeared on FM albums.

strandinthewind · #22 12-27-2004, 09:31 PM

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Originally Posted by ontheEdgeof17

I know that. Still, it is now a Fleetwood Mac song just like Go Insane. They both have appeared on FM albums.

technically, SB has been on the TITN video, the boxed set (same version as video) , and LIB. So . . . I think it has been adopted

tynan88 · #23 12-27-2004, 09:39 PM

Stand Back rocks and it rocks harder with the Mac.

Tynan

ontheEdgeof17 · #24 12-27-2004, 09:44 PM

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Originally Posted by strandinthewind

technically, SB has been on the TITN video, the boxed set (same version as video) , and LIB. So . . . I think it has been adopted

I love when we agree.

strandinthewind · #25 12-27-2004, 09:47 PM

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I love when we agree.

Where is that blushing icon (

is the only close one

) when I need it

ontheEdgeof17 · #26 12-27-2004, 10:22 PM

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Originally Posted by strandinthewind

Where is that blushing icon (

is the only close one

) when I need it

Just use the kissing one instead.

Kelly · #27 12-28-2004, 07:39 AM

Lindsey contributes one thing I really love to Stand Back, his chest pounding, lip synch screaming "I NEED A LITTLE SYMPATHY!" I'll give ya a little sympathy, Linds.
Ahhh, so hot.
He did that especially intensely in Holmdel, beating his chest with his fist and YELLING "I need a little sympathy". It was a fine moment!

bikerchic · #28 12-28-2004, 01:26 PM

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Originally Posted by Kelly

Lindsey contributes one thing I really love to Stand Back, his chest pounding, lip synch screaming "I NEED A LITTLE SYMPATHY!" I'll give ya a little sympathy, Linds.
Ahhh, so hot.
He did that especially intensely in Holmdel, beating his chest with his fist and YELLING "I need a little sympathy". It was a fine moment!

I call that his horny orangutan dance

I love it!

dissention · #29 12-28-2004, 01:41 PM

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Originally Posted by strandinthewind

Om this day of produced EVERYTHING - it is refreshing to see a live show that is imperfect. I mean The Dance was GREAT - but it was HEAVILY edited, etc. Truth be known - I prefer The Dance, but I really like LIB

I've been playing the new Bowie concert DVD endlessly and I think that they should've gone the route he did production-wise. It would have added more "energy" to it all. I love LIB as it is, but I can only imagine how phenomenal it would have been with video effects. When I first got the Bowie DVD, I was a little put off by the enormity of all of the effects, but now I think it's probably one of the best concert films ever. Just superb, you should check it out. 30 songs and two and a half hours.

NicksIllume · #30 12-28-2004, 02:31 PM

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Originally Posted by bikerchic

I call that his horny orangutan dance

I love it!

More power to ya, Linds!