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I don't think Stevie likes doing that, either. She likes standing at the mic & singing, but not watching a mix or a master being done, which seems to take months in Fleetwood Mac's case.
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I would tell Christine Perfect, "You're Christine f***ing McVie, and don't you forget it!" |
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Rumours and the White album seemed to be group efforts... vs the above... studio wise anyway..
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That's the impression I get... I think Stevie causes him a lot of grief when they are together in the studio...
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Oh, let's take the hypothetical back further...
It's been my long time "alternate history" wish that BOTH Stevie AND Lindsey would've quit Fleetwood Mac after the end of the Tusk tour. Have Fleetwood Mac carry on with new people from 1981. (Martha Davis? Return of Bob Welch? Or?) Having those two whiny kids drag down Fleetwood Mac through the '80s is the main reason I really don't like either one of 'em. They held Fleetwood Mac hostage for an entire decade, then neither of them brought their "A" material to the band after that. I say GOOD RIDDANCE to 'em both...I don't care if a Fleetwood Mac plays venues the size of the House Of Blues, I'd still go see 'em...but, I'm not paying a dime to seem WITH Buckingham &/or Nicks anymore. F-'em!
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I am sure they would do ok not sure how the tour would go though i do love christine and everyone else too but to me Stevie is the hook in the band i really don't think they would do well with out Stevie in my opinion the first person you think of when you hear someone say Fleetwood Mac is Stevie Nicks as far as with me with out Stevie Nicks there is no Fleetwood Mac.
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Easily they flow, quick to join you in a fight. If once you start down the dark path, forever will it dominate your destiny, consume you it will. Anger is the path to the dark side. Anger leads to hate. Hate leads to suffering..
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Without Lindsey, Christine tends towards the bland (her nephew's presence on ITM however was a fine antidote to this). Without Christine, Lindsey often sounds dry, almost entirely intellectual with little emotional heat. Together, they complement one another beautifully.
I love their collaborative work on Mirage and Tango. Many of the ITM songs would have sounded like Rumours-era smashes in Lindsey's hands. Many of the Say You Will/GOS/Under the Skin songs would have been better off with Christine's guiding hand. |
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I don't go see Fleetwood Mac as they are these days, but I would be helping with the breakfast dishes to be first in line for those four at the HOB. Imagine it ... no backup singers, no backup musicians ... just the four of them. The show opens with "Get Like You Used To Be." They'd do one Stevie song, maybe "Rhiannon," trading vocals, and Lindsey would screw them up. Stop me before I start to cry, because I'll never get to see this most incredible concert.
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For Landslide, Christine could do the vocals alone, like she does for Songbird. Then for Dreams they could trade lines. Well, that's my vision. Michele |
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From a commercial standpoint, I think the band would've been fine without Stevie, especially after Tusk. Christine and Lindsey were popular enough at the time, and the Fleetwood Mac brand was still a force to be reckoned with.
The thing is, I still think Lindsey wanted to be much more experimental than what the confinds of Fleetwood Mac would allow, and would probably have done solo albums anyway. But, with Stevie not there, I think he would have been more relaxed in that situation.
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