Stevie's voice is going through a slight change on this video but it was good vocals on it mostly, EXCEPT I didn't like low growls on Edge of 17 and "Talk To Me". "No Spoken Word"  I had never heard this  song before I bought the video but it is a good song and I like it. Stevie  of course does some changes to some of the songs lyrics.  The 15-minute  talking/singing version of "Edge of Seventeen" wasn't my  favorite. "Has Anyone Ever Written Anything For You" , was the  highlight for me because the vocals were very much like on the CD and it  was a good performance. The downside to this video was the annoying fake  close-ups which they made later and added to the video later.  I think  they tried TOO hard on special effects on this video. "I Need to  Know" was as usual, not too much changing. "Stand Back" was  Ok , with it's very long intro before the singing. The dance sequence  Stevie did with some guy was good in this song. I was dissapointed to see  Mick Fleetwood so little.  Stevie did a lot of dancing and some kicks  especially in "Stand Back"  . I liked "Outside the  Rain" but "Dreams" wasn't too good. "Beauty and the  Beast" is GREAT with nice vocals and the most beautiful sparkly white  long cape/shawl she wore.  The release of the "White winged  doves" after "Has Anyone Ever Written Anything For You" was  very cool and Stevie seemed to like it alot. The intro to the video with  the plane and the people goin up the mountain and Stevie waving to fans was  nice. Stevie was nice to greet the fans so much after the very long  "Edge of 17". It is a good video with nice vocals but definatly  not as good as her "In Concert" video from 1982 , maybe cuz it  was missing the FM Goodies such as "Gold Dust Woman" and  "Rhiannon". I would say it was worth the money and suggest buying  it!