1971-1974

[jwd]

Does anyone know what became of Mrs. Scarrot? I'd imagine she is 'dust' by now.

I'm thinking Mrs. Scarrot will live on forever!


Joe

[Mac Fan]

What's/who is Mrs. Scarrot?

[chiliD]

She's the old lady who lived next door to the band when they were in Benifolds...she recites her poem "Thoughts On A Grey Day" as the final track on the Bare Trees album.

[shackin'up]

Originally posted by thewhitewingedd
Yeah ...I kind of think the days of this Fleetwood Mac era is over seeing as Mick does very little to even allow their existance in our minds....

But as for the box set idea....I would like to see all the albums compiled into a set like that...With the b-sides and anything else that comes from that era...Maybe some Live tracks too...I really think that would be the best way to release remastered album tracks myself...Instead of remastering each individual album at a time...Remaster them all , stick them in a box, let me buy it

Adam

Okay, well put, Adam: I'll buy that one too!

Actually, one month ago I ordered Kiln House Heroes are hard to find, Bare trees, Penguin, Mystery to me, and Future games on CD in one buy! (I payed 56 Euro's for six CD's!) Just in the local record store, here in Nijmegen the Netherlands. I did that, just to keep my vinyl versions in shape. In the store people were amazed: they saw mac-covers they really hadn't seen before, so i proposed to them: let me choose one song from each album, and you play them in one row in the store.

I chose: Jeweleyed judy, Bermuda Triangle, Show me a Smile, Revelation, hypnotized and spare me a little.

A lot of reactions from the public (just a few were there), and a kick by giving a small maclecture to young recordsellers.