The Dance [1998] [DVD] [2000] [1997]

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You can almost hear Deep Purple and Euro-rock in I'm So Afraid; and a really fitting vocal tone from Buckingham, here, as well. The performance of Say You Love Me featured Buckingham playing banjo and bassist John McVie doing a muted backing vocal. No tracks from the Mirage album were included on the CD, although " Gypsy" was included in the video and DVD versions. Most of the others have either someone missing from the lineup or members appearing on stage and certainly not enjoying themselves as they do on this one.

The show introduced four new tracks: Christine McVie's Temporary One, Nicks' Sweet Girl and Buckingham's Bleed to Love Her and My Little Demon. It also marked the first appearance with the group of sidesmen Neale Heywood and Brett Tuggle who would continue with the band for some time afterwards. And her keyboard chords, for the other songs, are that extra dramatic 'touch' that you don't quite perceive, but you recognize. Products labelled '*item fulfilled by Exertis on behalf of hmv' will be supplied to you directly by Exertis via their approved couriers.I loved the dvd so much, I bought the cd to play in the car and to download onto my phone and Kindle, and the sound through headphones I would say is even better. They stayed on to play on Don't Stop, the first time the band had ever attempted the song with a brass section.

To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average. Eyes of the World" was played instead of "Second Hand News" on opening night in Hartford, Connecticut.It's also great to listen to the economy, but surprizing fill and power, of the notes just from Mick and John. I attended that concert back in July and the remaining 4 put on a great show, but I felt like there was something missing. Awesome to hear the Old tunes but even greater to see how the band has evolved into what was presented in this concert! The Dance is a live album by the British-American rock band Fleetwood Mac, released on 19 August 1997.