video: [www.youtube.com]

This performance of Rhiannon is from 1976 and was supposedly done during a soundcheck for a TV show and not done in front of an audience, but I think it's absolutely spellbinding.

I was looking through their catalog and there are no official live recordings from their mid/late '70s heyday. The Dance live album from 1997 is excellent, but I'd like to hear more of their live output from during their coked-out FM/Rumors period.

I realize most people here probably prefer the pre-Buckingham/Nicks version of the band, but if anyone who's a fan of this era has bootleg recommendations, I'd appreciate it.



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I´m gonna see them in June in Antwerpen.
I was in love with Stevie Nicks early 80s.

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I´m gonna see them in June in Antwerpen.
I was in love with Stevie Nicks early 80s.

I saw them last November...you'll have a great time.

Stevie was gorgeous then, and she still is, even though she's older than my mother.

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keefriff99
video: [www.youtube.com]

This performance of Rhiannon is from 1976 and was supposedly done during a soundcheck for a TV show and not done in front of an audience, but I think it's absolutely spellbinding.

I was looking through their catalog and there are no official live recordings from their mid/late '70s heyday. The Dance live album from 1997 is excellent, but I'd like to hear more of their live output from during their coked-out FM/Rumors period.

I realize most people here probably prefer the pre-Buckingham/Nicks version of the band, but if anyone who's a fan of this era has bootleg recommendations, I'd appreciate it.

This re-issue of Rumours has a live CD with songs from that tour:

[www.jpc.de]

This one's pretty well known: Japan 1977






This 30 minute "Rosebud" film from '77 sure has its moments too:






If you're looking for good audio boots, I can't help ya.



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Ah, that just might do the trick in terms. Thanks!

Would still like some decent bootleg recommendations from '76-'77 if anyone has any.

There is a live album - imaginatively called Live - from the 1979/1980 Tusk tour.

I have a 2-lp set called Sin City '77, claiming to be from Vegas '77 but apparently they didn't play there. Anyway, it's quite good. There's a good recording on various boots from Paris '77, as well. Sorry, don't have links but they should be easy to find.

I gather you're looking more for Rumours tour but the oft-booted Trod Nossel Studios, Wallingford, Ct. 9/23/75 broadcast is outstanding.

Wow!!! amazing

The Live 79/80 Double is actually pretty darn good. They stretch a couple of the songs out (in a good way) and there is also a couple songs unavailable elsewhere.

I just happened to stumble across the Tusk-Tour live vinyl in my local record store today. I bought it for 10 bucks. It is a really great record. I need to get it on mp3 now. It's perfect for driving.

There's a few decent shows on Guitars 101.

I just edited my post above, so now it reads like I intended it with two videos. Enjoy!

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I just happened to stumble across the Tusk-Tour live vinyl in my local record store today. I bought it for 10 bucks. It is a really great record. I need to get it on mp3 now. It's perfect for driving.

I saw one show on that tour, from the floor 3rd row center, and I must say that I loved that concert. It was the show where I fell head over heels in love with Stevie Nicks (I am still in love with her). That was an amazing show and over time it has only gotten (historically) better and better. It was Fleetwood Mac as they were all still young, creaing great new music and peaking. It was spectacular. I bought that live LP when it was released and again when it came out on CD. It is great, I still own both.

Stevie Nicks is one of the greatest musical voices/artist of all time. I can not think of another artist who has created so much great music while being both in a group and being a solo artist back and forth so well.

I dont have any bootleg suggestions, but there is a
bunch of great audio videos on youtube... this one
is great... it is a ""new one from their latest album""...



This "new" song from B/N is rough and raw and I love it...
Stevie sounds like she is hungry for some success, almost angry sounding.





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