WHAT A CLASSIC! This is Stevie Nicks at her all time best onstage! TRUE Rock and Roll. Shot at the beautiful Red Rocks ampitheatre in Colorado on her 1986 Rock A Little Tour, the crowd is CERTAINLY enthusiastic about this performance. She opens with a powerful version of "Outside The Rain" which segues into "Dreams" beautifully, and then into "Talk to Me", a number which she rarely does onstage because she says its difficult and draining - although she does a fantastic job with it. Tom Petty's "I Need to Know" is awesome, as is her single from the Rock A Little album, "No Spoken Word." She treats the audience to a truly beautiful version of another rare onstage performance, "Beauty And The Beast", complete with a photo montage of Mick Fleetwood, who she wrote this song about. The best performance of the night, in my opinion, is "Stand Back". Bobbye Hall, percussionist from Stevie's "White Wing Dove Tour '81" and "Wild Heart Tour '84", gives an awesome opening before the synthesizers kick in and Stevie dances unlike you have ever seen her dance before on an extra long intro and guitar solo. She and her dance partner do a really great job, giving a really high energy performance. She closes with "Has Anyone Ever Written Anything For You" - TRULY beautiful and complete with live white doves released at the end, a surprise for Stevie. One lands on her hand won't leave, which really touches her. She gives it to Mick and finishes with "Edge Of Seventeen". Peter Frampton plays guitar on this one in an all too brief appearance. Personally, this was not the best performance of this song, as she painfully adds extra lyrics and literally screams through half of it, not keeping up with the medley. Although this was shot during the time that Stevie was overcoming a coke addiction, it DOES NOT diminish her ability to give an EXCELLENT and POWERFUL performance..well, minus "Edge of Seventeen." All of the favorites from Stevie's solo band - the legendary Waddy Wachtel on guitar, percussionist Bobbye Hall, back up vocalists Sharon Celani & Lori Perry-Nicks, are included in this performance. The lights and staging are superb. Keep in mind this was shot before Dolby Digital Sound, but the sound is quality. Typical 1980's close ups of Stevie singing that were recorded after the performance are also on this DVD and although it is "totally" 1980's with big hair and glam, it's one you'll watch over and over again! A must have for any Stevie fan!