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Originally Posted by Street_Dreamer
I've been wanting Fleetwood Mac to change their set list and play the old and unappreciated songs for YEARS but there seem to be people who are cheering these set changes just for the sake of the set being changed. It seems fairly disingenuous to me, especially when the band is performing songs that these same "fans" would otherwise care less about. These fans **** on the Time album for years but now they suddenly are thrilled to hear All Over Again played live? Come on. These fans ignore everything pre-1975 and suddenly they're thrilled to hear Black Magic Woman and Tell Me All The Things You Do? Please.
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yup. here they cheered. but they will probably be headed to the bathroom with lines around the corners along with everyone else when these songs are actually happening. lots of cheering for setlist of oldie hits here but not much analysis of the actual performances. the only real analysis i've seen was from David (always learn something from that guy!), and what he wrote i could have told you after i saw iheart performances - they obviously worked up the song versions very true to the studio versions.
oh i read somewhere that Campbell did a lot of guitar soloing. Lindsey would have been crucified if he did that. (for the record i don't know how was lot of guitar soloing defined for whoever wrote that, and whether that's actually true)