Christine's NEW Album
 

On the Pause & Play website (www.pauseandplay.com) there is a listing for Christine's next album (it's in the More Upcoming Releases section). The listing says due SPRING 2009. Just thought you'd all like to know.

HONK MY HOOTER!!!!!!

I had to see this for myself and indeed--between Maxwell and Megadeth--is a listing for Christine's upcoming record, sans title.

I am going to go cry now from happiness, thank you guys! i just got my Varsity letter for Cross Country tonight, and this was the cherry on top!

CHRIST ON A CRACKER, HELL HATH FROZEN OVER!
ILU CHRISTINE :xoxo:

Most excellent!!! :]

Why didn´t she join to Fleetwood mac for a recording new album? They planed it after the tour next yera, aren´t they? I know that Christine don´t want to tour again, but if FM make a new album and Christine also, but alone... it would be great if they worked together in studio... it was in 1987 last time...

This makes my day!! :woohoo::woohoo::woohoo::woohoo::woohoo:


Also, this is listed under new releases, so this isn't an ITM re-release.

This must be NEW MUSIC!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I know - it's not like the chances of FM having a hit single are anything but slim to none. So, from that aspect only and though I'd like her to tour for other reasons, who cares if she tours :shrug:

Can you believe it? I have been waiting wishing hoping

Wow... Does anyone agree that was the shortest 4 years ever....

I agree! And it's so intriguing to me how much the tables have turned. In this decade, Chris and Lindsey will have put out TWICE the number of solo albums individually that Stevie has. Just think of it this way:

1980s
Stevie: 4
Lindsey: 2
Christine: 1

1990s
Stevie: 1
Lindsey: 1
Christine: 0

2000s
Stevie: 1
Lindsey: 2
Christine: 2

I guess it has something to do with the fact the 2000s have been the least productive decade ever for Fleetwood Mac with only ONE studio album :eek: . I just love too how Lindsey and Christine have not only become more prolific, but they're also making the best music in their lives in my opinion.

And Christine Perfect just put one out from the vaults....

This is amazing and it tickles me because during the same time period, FM will be touring with no new material and Chris might have a new album.

Well, as more details emerge, we may get taken down a peg or 2 when all is not what it sounds like, but right now it sounds incredible.

Michele

I am thinking the same thing.... No producer listed... No title listed... could be a re-release... could be a vault greatest hits... etc etc etc...

or.........

could be a blues album w/ clapton peter green mick john .....but i digress...

Of course, I hope this is for real. But I'm not getting excited yet. I've never heard of "Pause and Play." A reputable source? And the listing says "Title TBA" and "Label TBA." Sounds tentative at best. We've all been disappointed by 'rumours' before ... so let's just wait and see. (But Chris herself said: I'll be coming home again ... just you wait and see.)

I hope to see some confirmation of this from other sources soon!

I wonder if this is the re-working of ITM that Martin Wyatt mentioned?

I hope it's new material. If it is it's great news. :woohoo::woohoo:

I wonder if she's fallen in love again? :xoxo:

Gail

Hey! Maybe that's why Fleetwood Mac is going to tour FIRST & then think about recording after -- to record with Chris in the fold again.

This website(Pause and Play) did list ITM in the beginning too, also with both the album title & label(TBA). I'm not sure where they get their info....maybe somewhere on the web.

If this info is legitimate, it wouldn't surprise me if that spring 2009 release date is pushed back. That what happened with ITM.

I know.:D It usually has taken her 15-20 years to put out any of her solo albums. Five years is FAST, FAST for her.:laugh:

I really, really, really hope this is true.

Of course, she could have broken up again, which probably gets the creative fluids flowing even more.

Michele

It could be that some writers have a certain amount of songs in them and Nicks got most of hers out of the way earlier.I agree Lindsey's recent albums have been stellar but IMHO Christine was always best heard in the context of Fleetwood Mac and more particularly a Fleetwood Mac with Lindsey Buckingham in it.Her Fleetwood Mac singles from 1975 -1987 are among the finest runs in the history of pop/rock IMO.

Now see I think ITM is her best work. Her voice sounds fantastic there and almost every song is damn good. "Friend" and "Anything is Possible" would have been monster hits if they were recorded with Mac, with perhaps only a touch or two of different arranging. "Forgiveness" happens to be one of her most satisfying songs. And she turns in an amazing performance on "Calumny," where she actually illuminates the lyrics, makes them mean something beyond an "oh, daddy, I love you baby" sort of thing.

She's the only one left from "Rumours" with an excellent voice.

Mick's voice has not changed at all. It's still beautiful.

I agree that Christine's vocal interpretation of Calumny is what makes it so great, but I also think that about Northern Star. Casting stones, throwing bones. She sounds weary, yearning, and there's an aged knowledge in the way she turns the phrases.

Michele

I agree completely. She has the best voice by far right now. Lindsey tends to scream and growl more so then sing these days and Stevie is hit and miss. In TO 2003 on the SYW tour with some exceptions her voice was way too nazel sounding. Yet when I saw her in Philly on the 2 Voices tour she was great. I would love Christine to come back and do one last tour with the band. It would be a great way for the band to go out on a high note.

Matt

That's what 'The Dance' was supposed to be. The other four of them just kept at it after that tour, which should have been the beautiful ending. At least, I'm sure that's the way Chris considered it.

'In the Meantime' and the rumoured new solo album are Christine's retirement projects. Being in a band was her career, but she's retired now. A lot of people do a few projects in their field after their real working days are done. It just happens that Chris' first retirement project ('ITM') was superb, and we can hope for the same from the next one, if there is a next one.

I'm not sure Chris considered it the final note until once the tour was underway and she realized the lifestyle was something she wanted to be done with completely. I don't think they went into it thinking it would be the end. In fact, the majority of them probably went in expecting to add more tour dates eventually. That's the thing about the Dance tour: it was the end but I don't think the band knew it and, as a fan, I didn't know it was the end. I thought it was the beginning of something. If I knew that the 5 would not be together again, I would have approached the tour with a different mindset. I would like a chance to say goodbye, knowing it is goodbye.

Michele

I knew it was the end, well of that incarnation of Fleetwood Mac anyway. Christine made her intentions known on "Time" as to her views of her future with Fleetwood Mac. But, when "The Dance" came together, I think she thought it would be a nicer way to retire from the band. I think she went into it with the notion that it would be the grand send-off. But, I think it also became clear during that time that Stevie and Lindsey had unfinished musical business, and that Mick and John wanted to keep going.

Yes, I knew what her intentions were at the Time time -- even her lyrics tell the story of how she is feeling. Heck, even ealier, as soon as her father died, she said she wanted to go. However, in 1997, I didn't know whether or not she'd gotten a second wind, now that the 5 of them were back together. I don't think she told the band that it was the end until after the tour started. Then, they tried to coax her into staying, but that's when it became clear that her mind was made up. Going into the tour, I thought all of them might be up for a new beginning. Michele

I can't believe I'm gonna' say this, but I'm glad she left. I wasn't initially, but Say You Will was the most interesting FM record since Tusk, and In the Meantime was among Christine's best music of her entire career. Everyone seemed to benefit--at least on the records--from this new configuration: Stevie and Lindsey had more space to stretch and experiment, not always successfully; and Christine had a chance to prove to the world--and herself--that an entire record of her songs could be as exciting and rewarding as any MAC blockbuster of yore.

Think of the great songs that probably never would have made it to record had the band continued with the Rumors lineup: "Everybody Finds Out"; "Murrow"; "Bad Journey," "Forgiveness," and "Calumny."

Prove to the world:shrug: ..I'd be surprised if the total worldwide sales of ITM broke 50.000. some excellent songs that were heard by only a few. SYW is a good album with some real highlights as well but I think if Christine had been fully involved it could have been a classic .IMO the Rumours lineup could literally drop another Rumours tomorrow and it would get very little airplay as terrible as that may seem that is what the radio and recording bussiness has come down to.

I was sorry she left initially but I was glad she was doing what she wanted and seemed happy with her new life. The last thing I would have wanted was her staying with the band out of some misplaced sense of duty or loyalty and going through the motions.

Now we've had ITM, and possibly another new album, where she can work at her own pace without all the band politics and just enjoy it.

Gail

I realize my opinion is not shared by the vast majority of people who identity themselves as Fleetwood Mac fans, but of course I am glad Chris left FM. As a result of her leaving, 'In the Meantime' came into existence, and 'In the Meantime' is my favorite Fleetwood Mac-related work from the past three decades.

Even moreso than Tusk?!!:eek:

I too noticed how she used anguish in some of her tunes.... he just slips the noose... tight around my heart... (excellent phrasing)

I couldn't have said this better myself.

I'm really really excited...

I'm pleased to have your agreement.

As for "Calumny," I completely agree with the posters who are praising her vocals on that song. It's one of her best vocal performances, ever. It proves she could have a career as a torch singer if she wanted it.

I just wish she'd recorded that song with grand piano accompaniment (think "Songbird"). There's nothing wrong with the arrangement as it is, but I think it would have been spectacular with a piano accompaniment.

I love the guitar arrangement... It's adds a sparkle to this song... and I agree here vocals were beautiful here...

I was just looking at this Rock Village interview Chris gave in 1998 and thinking that's exactly why I am owed a farewell.

She said, when asked if they would stay together after the tour:

I did not know it was the end. She didn't goodbye me. So, I'm all for her being at peace and happy, I suppose (really, their happiness isn't that important to me, when it conflicts with my own) but I want a one off concert finale. That's all I ask.

Michele