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Post by Starlight on Apr 11, 2007 3:25:41 GMT -5
King of trees, Miles From Nowhere and Two Fine People are my favorites on the Majikat video (just watched it again). I think he was at his thinnest there. His face looks gaunt..too thin. The voice, however is still outstanding, as always.
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Post by bluesky on Apr 20, 2007 7:26:02 GMT -5
1- Lady D Arbanville
2- Tuesday's dead
Do you like them ?
I love it , Lady ... Lady ... Lady ...
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Post by flemmishfangent on Apr 22, 2007 10:29:45 GMT -5
King of trees,Ruins,Two fine people it always depends on what mood i'm in.Sometimes a song feels importend because there is just something happening in your live that is comparable with the words.If you understand what i wont to say.And sometimes all these songs make me just happy to be i live even when live is not always oke.They can give me comfort( simple)And Cats-Yusuf's song are the only ones who do that to me.RegineThey stand so close to your heart and soul.
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Post by izitso?? on Apr 22, 2007 16:36:03 GMT -5
Tuesday's dead:full of energy, broken string Fill my eyes, Peace train, Ruins, father and son. Humm??, I love all the songs in the dvd LOL!! ;D .And sometimes all these songs make me just happy to be i live even when live is not always oke.They can give me comfort( simple)And Cats-Yusuf's song are the only ones who do that to me.RegineThey stand so close to your heart and soul. I understand what you want to say regine, even if there are some old cat's songs which make me sad  , don't know why??  to feel better, i listen to "maybe there's a world from AC" it makes me happy ;D, smile is back immediately  Linda |
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Post by rahim on Oct 9, 2007 21:26:18 GMT -5
hey! :-)) well folks my favourite from the majikat dvd would be oh very young... ( and thats the only video from the majikat tour i have with me...thanks to limewire for this  ).. i hope i can get my hands on the majikat dvd here in Pakistan soon though .. |
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Post by helen on Oct 10, 2007 2:25:54 GMT -5
I like all of Majikat but
Oh Very Young is more special to me.
Nice memories
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Post by giuly on Oct 10, 2007 8:33:46 GMT -5
I was asked once to pick 10 favourite songs from Cat/Yusuf repertoir, but it's impossible to me. I really do love them all. As Regine said "they stand so close to your heart and soul". Plus what still moves after so many years is that unique voice. When I suddenly heard it again last december from the radio it really took my breath away. Can't help it! :-)
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Post by ladyluvssummer on Oct 11, 2007 10:19:43 GMT -5
Vivian, I totally agree with you about the Granada performance of Tuesday's Dead. I've watched that part over & over again where he gets all flustered & it tickles me every time I watch it. He's shy and absolutely adorable. ;D
Favorite song? Umm it's really hard to choose but I'd have to say my favorites are Fill My Eyes, Lady D'Arbanville, Tuesday's Dead, King of Trees.
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Post by madreteresa on Nov 13, 2007 17:19:11 GMT -5
in the majicat dvd my fav song is another saturday night, he gives super energy and i love how he does.
ok, have you see a concert where he plays lady d'arbanville and he makes a mistake with the chords, in that moment he laught and feel shame about the mistake...he is really cute.
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Post by Vivian on Nov 13, 2007 22:29:26 GMT -5
in the majicat dvd my fav song is another saturday night, he gives super energy and i love how he does. ok, have you see a concert where he plays lady d'arbanville and he makes a mistake with the chords, in that moment he laught and feel shame about the mistake...he is really cute. That's from the same concert-I think. IS that the one where a little bit of profanity slips out? Peace,Vivian |
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Post by sueinhollywood on Jun 28, 2008 17:45:06 GMT -5
I'll let you know what my favorite song is as soon as I can bring myself to stop sleeping with the DVD in bed with the portable player staying up until 3AM watching it Sue in Hollywood (new to board) Tuesdays Dead because he breaks the string and has to sing the word break and not laugh even though his guitar goes horribly out of tune. Also when he screws up the into on the bonus version. Just shows his humanity - trying to be perfect but you can't control everything! Also getting pissy about his mike stand before Two fine People and silly intro's after hitting the oxygen.... |
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Post by jonathanjzero on Jun 28, 2008 19:01:36 GMT -5
Hey Sue (in Hollywood)! Sorry I haven't said hello & welcome earlier! I'm intrigued by what you said about Cat having to sing the word 'break' - I usually notice those sorts of things but missed that one! Moments like that - the string breaking and all, only add to the enjoyment I feel My favourite from the Majicat DVD is Hard Headed Woman - I saw it a few months before getting the DVD when I bought Universal's release of 'The Very Best of Cat Stevens' with the bonus DVD. It struck me then with such beauty and power that I pretty much ached just waiting for the whole Majicat DVD to reach Australian shores! When I finally watched it all, I still couldn't rate any of the songs as highly as that particular track - the Intro is stunning and I feel captivated and awe-struck by his heart-drenched passion! |
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Post by jsdonze on Jun 29, 2008 1:00:34 GMT -5
I love Tuesday's Dead, for reasons Sue stated... and also because it's one of my very favorite songs anyway. And, in addition, on this song Cat really seems to be having a good time, enjoying himself. I love that. I also love Lady D'Arbanville, maybe because of the screw-up. It shows he's human. It was never one of my favorite songs, until the dvd came out. Now, it's in the top 10.  joni... |
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Post by sueinhollywood on Jun 29, 2008 3:11:21 GMT -5
I know in Lady he's all into that song with his eyes closed and everything, which was great, and he misplaces his fingers on the frets of the guitar neck for just a second, but you can see he's a perfectionist. I guess it woke him up for the rest of the show.
It must have cost a lot to film the concert so he was probably nervous too.
I like that he didn't edit those parts, the little mistakes, the crabbiness when they mess with his microphone, out of the DVD. Because it shows he's HUMAN like the rest of us.
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Post by sueinhollywood on Jun 29, 2008 20:11:09 GMT -5
Where do the children play. This is based, like I said, on SLEEPING with the DVD player on my chest every night since I bought it.
This is the sexiest performance too ladies. Watch his face and his legs. Listen to his moans. Watch all the way through until after he says thank you. Perfect rhythm.
THE DEVIL MADE ME WRITE THIS!
Sue in Hollywood
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Post by sueinhollywood on Jun 29, 2008 20:12:03 GMT -5
Wonder what happens when you pull that string hanging down from his white shirt?
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Post by mjtrewhella on Jun 30, 2008 3:28:29 GMT -5
Gosh ,the thought make this old lady all unecessary, I now have an obsession with white shirts 20 so far, trying to find the perfect one , if only I could buy the real one , I'd never wash it , and never take it off
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, don't know why??
