From: davideml@bellsouth.net   
      
               Got the DVD a few days ago, and just got around to watching it   
   today - TWICE!   
               And all I can say is  W - O - W ! !!! !!!   
               If you didn't go to the concert or haven't seen the DVD, then my   
   first comment has to   
   be -- If you thought Lucy was hot on Celeb Duets, then "you ain't seen nuthin'   
   yet!"   
               She was just warming up for this. Her performance was nothing less   
   than Stellar!  HOT!   
   Superb!  HOT!  Exciting!  HOT!  And just plain wonderful! Did I mention how   
   HOT she was?   
               I was AMAZED at Lucy's stage presence. It was a one-woman show,   
   and it's a good thing   
   because she would steal the thunder from anyone she could be paired with (with   
   one notable   
   exception, mentioned below).   
               I DEFY anyone to find one performer who could even come close to   
   Lucy's magic and   
   magnetism. Not even the "big" ones - Madonna, Cher, Britney, Christina, or   
   Beyonce could touch her.   
               Of course, Renee joined Lucy during the Ray Charles song "What'd I   
   Say", not one of my   
   fave songs, but after watching the two of them together, I'm certainly   
   rethinking my feelings about   
   it. Lucy and Renee played off each other perfectly. It was kind of too bad   
   Renee left right after   
   her part, but after all, it was Lucy's show.   
               I don't know what the concert-goers paid for their tickets, but   
   what ever it was, they   
   were cheap at twice the price.   
               I got the DVD from Creationent for $25 and about $8 S&H (which I   
   thought was a bit   
   high), but after watching the concert, I would gladly pay it again.   
               After the concert, there are extras of Lucy choosing songs and   
   rehearsing. And there is   
   a song list that you can click on and go to that song in the concert.   YAY!   
               Some of the songs I wasn't familiar with, but Lucy rocked and   
   soared, and brought a   
   lump to my throat in a couple of them, particularly her closing song, "I'll Be   
   There For You."   
               And one more thing. Until I watched Lucy's movements during some   
   of her songs, I never   
   thought of her as 'willowly" but with her long, slender arms and her long,   
   perfectly-toned torso,   
   she moved like a ballet dancer (or a willow tree gently blowing in the breeze).   
               I can certainly understand if, after the concert, there were   
   people saying, "I can die   
   happy now. It can't get any better that THAT!!"   
               Yes I'm gushing, but it's only because I am calling like I see it.   
      
   David   
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