Setlist spoiler alert...
"What fans may not know is how excited McVie is about performing her old Fleetwood Mac songs when the band reunites for a world tour, starting on September 30 in Minneapolis. Giving a sneak preview of the set list, McVie told Darren Haynes, Head of BASCA Marketing, Communications & Member Events, that Tusk-era deep cut 'Brown Eyes' would be included among her songs."
I found this on stevienicks.info.. |
So, Louie should be happy.
I knew they'd have one of her Tusk songs in there. Not the one I wanted. But they aren't even close to rehearsal yet. Things change. Michele |
Not a bad choice, but I'd rather hear something from Mystery To Me or a pre Rumours era album song. Are you listening Christine?! Your history goes way back in FM!! There are so many other more interesting choices that we haven't heard in a long time.
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Thanks Jbrownsjr, that's so exciting! One of my favs from Tusk. Now that he's jammed with Nick Littlemore do you think Lindsey's heard Cut Copy's (slight) remix of Never Forget and they will be doing that too? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wnJGH65tsy0
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I posted in the other thread, please do Hold Me! Please don't do Everywhere or Over my head, do Hold Me and if they do a Tango song of Christine's then do Little Lies or Isn't it Midnight.
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Love Brown Eyes so much, but isn't that song really about the awesome blend of layered vocal harmonies and crystal clear production with slow moving instrumentals on a background of silence? How on earth do you reconstruct that in concert?
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I'm very very happy with this. But I don't hope that that means Think About Me will NOT be played....
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I'm worried that this will be Christine's only deep cut/non-standard song in the setlist.
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Well a Christine Tusk song is a good start. I don't want to get my hopes up.... but now I'm wishing for as many Tusk songs as possible.
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Now if only we can get Little Lies...
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I really want Isn't It Midnight and Think About Me.
I really don't care if they do Little Lies or Everywhere... |
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And I agree about Little Lies & Everywhere. |
Yes, I agree the Tango Tour was much better for Brown Eyes..
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They should have her do Never Forget as a closer instead of Songbird, but that will NEVER happen.
This is the set list Christine: Over My head Brown eyes Little Lies or Everywhere Hold me Songbird You Make Loving Fun Don't Stop Stevie: Sara Rhiannon Silver Springs Gypsy Gold Dust Woman Dreams Angel (her deep cut) Stand Back Landslide Linsday: Go your own Way Big Love Second Hand News Monday Morning I'm So Afraid World Turning Walk A Thin Line (his deep cut) Never Going back again And of course: The Chain |
Little Lies would be great. It was only done live in the Rick/Billy era of the band. It would be nice to hear it live with the original line up.
I love all of her songs from 1971-1974, but the chances of her performing any of them is slim to none. A few of them trickled into their set lists in 1975-1977, but that was a transitional time, when they were bridging the gap between their past and their new line-up. Get Like You Used to Be (Chicken Shack) Believe Me Jumping at Shadows (one off performance) Why Spare Me A Little |
:blob2: Aww yiss! Love Brown Eyes! Give me more. More! MORE! :D
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^^^ Cross off Hold Me (for Say You Love Me) and Walk a Thin Line (for Tusk), add one of Lindsey's go-to Tusk or Mirage songs (NTF, IKINW, EotW), and you've got a very realistic list. I just hope Say You Will is represented + that there is something new as well.
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ETA: Here's a whole page devoted to people discussing the spelling of the name "Lindsay" with an "a"... and specifically, numerous times reference Lindsay Buckingham of Fleetwood Mac as one of the most famous bearers of that particular "a" spelling. http://www.behindthename.com/name/lindsay/comments |
My uncle calls him Linseed.
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I wonder if they're going to continue the trend of pulling out lesser known Tusk tracks (doing Brown Eyes would support this theory)...
So we'd get Brown Eyes from Chris, Angel from Stevie... and maybe WATL from Lindsey? Or WMYTYTO? |
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There better be some Tango in this list. Not just Big Love or Everywhere... |
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Walk A Thin Line would be wonderful... it's such a beautiful song. I think it'd make a very nice companion to Brown Eyes in the setlist. :nod: |
Elle would have to go to a concert or two or three or four if that happened.
Maybe Christine will do Think About Me as well? Stevie + Lindsey have both done more than one song from Tusk in past concerts. There's just an embarrassment of riches for Christine to choose from. I'm kind of hoping she doesn't do Over My Head, which gives the chance to do something from Mirage or a second song from Tango (probably her strongest batch of songs compared to Lindsey's and Stevie's offerings for that album) or a pre-75 'oldie' (much less likely). |
Brown Eyes...
Methinks this will be the bathroom/beer run/leg stretch song for most. I'll be curious to hear it done live, but not dying to hear it.
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Oh NO....................................................... I have to remind myself not to read the Ledge as the tour kicks off. Only kidding.LOL.... On this upcoming tour I would allow Stevie and Lindsey song subtractions for Chris's tunes. |
Brown Eyes is sublime live.
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Some pre-75 Christine songs would be SO sweet ...
"WHY" being arguably the greatest ... "Spare Me a Little" would be sublime as well and more of an "up" number. "Did You Ever Love Me" as a Lindsey/Chris duet would be magical - I hear Brett Tuggle's an incredible steel-drum player ... "Get Like You Used to Be" would be sweet and such a "full-circle" moment as it's what opened their FIRST EVER shows together as a five-piece. As far as post-75 songs go: "HOLD ME" is a necessity. "LITTLE LIES" would be oh-so-sweet, especially hearing Stevie and Lindsey do their "...tell me lies!" and "Tell me, tell me lies!" lines!!!!! "THINK ABOUT ME" would be brilliant as it's such a beloved song amongst the hipsters and younger FM fans and again how much fun would it be to hear Lindsey screaming: "Every, every once in awhile!" etc. I'd also ADORE hearing "Over and Over" as live it's such a slow-burning wonder ... the version on the LIVE album kills me every time with its Subterranean Homesick Alien (Radiohead) build-up in the finale. |
I've seen them do Brown Eyes a few times, and it's pretty spectacular. One of the few times you really get to hear Chris and Stevie harmonizing together, just the two of them.
I remember Hold Me not really holding up so well on the Mirage tour. But I'm sure they would give it a fresh/new arrangement and key if they do it this year. |
Am so happy that they're playing Brown Eyes.:blob2:
I would like to see Chris do at least most of the following: Hold Me YMLF Everywhere Little Lies Isn't It Midnight Songbird Don't Stop Say You Love Me I'm not keen on Over My Head but I'm sure it'd be great anyway. I'd imagine it'll be mostly Rumours/Tango songs we get, in Europe especially Tango was huge so Brown Eyes/SYLM? may be the only song/s that makes the cut that wasn't from those two albums. I'd like to see Hold Me though, did that not get played on the Mirage tour much? I've heard the rehearsal version but it's not on the Mirage tour video. Seems odd as it was a big hit in the US. |
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"Hold Me" was performed on all Mirage tour shows, I believe. |
Love in Store sounds great on the Mirage DVD/VHS and shouldn't be too hard vocally, drawing on Christine's lower register. I wouldn't mind that one from the album.
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Honestly, except for Beautiful Child, I've never really heard them use the background vocalists in a way that made me say "Wow!" But Love in Store would be the perfect time to try. Them singing different lines than the leads. Never take your love away .... I'm begging you baby, oh darling. Michele |
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