New Fleetwood Mac Live Cd?

[LittleSpacey]

Anyone heard of this?

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00...2763530_snp_dp

[gldstwmn]

It looks unofficial. Maybe there's a few gems on there.

[Richard B]

There is a thread in the Fleetwood Mac section for this Fleetwood Mac CD.

[David]

I betcha it's just some little entrepreneur's repackaging of one of the 1977 soundboards:

1. Oklahoma City
2. Little Rock
3. Nashville
4. Paris

Originally Posted by David

I betcha it's just some little entrepreneur's repackaging of one of the 1977 soundboards:

1. Oklahoma City
2. Little Rock
3. Nashville
4. Paris

Speaking of Little Rock...has there ever been an upgraded version of this? The one I have is sorta crunchy and a bit low in terms of volume and evidence of tape hiss as well. It's probably the same one everyone has.

[David]

Originally Posted by joe

Speaking of Little Rock...has there ever been an upgraded version of this? The one I have is sorta crunchy and a bit low in terms of volume and evidence of tape hiss as well. It's probably the same one everyone has.

Joe, here's a bit of what I have:

http://www.sendspace.com/file/m70ugt

It's ripped at 160 (MP3) directly from the CD-R that Maureen put on eBay.

Go Your Own Way
Little Rock AK
May 20, 1977
Track 13

[badanimals87]

Originally Posted by David

Joe, here's a bit of what I have:

http://www.sendspace.com/file/m70ugt

It's ripped at 160 (MP3) directly from the CD-R that Maureen put on eBay.

Go Your Own Way
Little Rock AK
May 20, 1977
Track 13

David this sounds great! Any chance you could post the rest?

[Taurus19]

Does anyone know if this Fmac Live album on Amazon is legit?

It looks like a 1977 concert or mix of songs from 1977 and has a release date of March 6.

http://www.amazon.com/Go-Your-Own-Wa...0300884&sr=1-4

[vivfox]

Originally Posted by Taurus19

Does anyone know if this Fmac Live album on Amazon is legit?

It looks like a 1977 concert or mix of songs from 1977 and has a release date of March 6.

http://www.amazon.com/Go-Your-Own-Wa...0300884&sr=1-4

I love the cover of the album.

[Villavic]

Originally Posted by Taurus19

Does anyone know if this Fmac Live album on Amazon is legit?

It looks like a 1977 concert or mix of songs from 1977 and has a release date of March 6.

http://www.amazon.com/Go-Your-Own-Wa...0300884&sr=1-4

It is also announced in Best Buy. Does BB sell non legit CDs?

http://www.bestbuy.com/site/Go+Your+...live&lp=6&cp=1

Fleetwoodmac.com does not mention it. Well, the latest new in that webpage is from 2009 so...

[omshiva]

Originally Posted by badanimals87

David this sounds great! Any chance you could post the rest?

oh yes pleasssssssssssssse ! thanx in advance

Originally Posted by David

Joe, here's a bit of what I have:

http://www.sendspace.com/file/m70ugt

It's ripped at 160 (MP3) directly from the CD-R that Maureen put on eBay.

Go Your Own Way
Little Rock AK
May 20, 1977
Track 13

Thanks David. Can someone maybe repost this, though? I'm seemingly not able to download this without installing one of the new programs that's attached to the download link. My security is giving me a hassle about them not being trustworthy etc.

[windbecame]

the track list to this looks like the video from Japan?

[iamnotafraid]

If someone buys a copy, please let us
know what the sound quality is like.

[vivfox]

A rare UK import now seeing wide release that features live recordings and archival material from Fleetwood Mac’s commercial apex, 1977’s Rumours.

Of the 13 live tracks here, seven are from that multi-platinum effort – including “Go Your Own Way,” “Songbird,” “You Make Loving Fun,” “Never Going Back Again,” “Gold Dust Woman,” “The Chain” and “Oh Daddy,” but curiously not “Dreams.” Sprinkled in between are a number of other highlights from the early Buckingham-Nicks era — including “Monday Morning,” “Rhiannon,” “World Turning,” “Over My Head” and “Landslide” from 1975’s Fleetwood Mac — as well as an older cut from the Peter Green days, “Oh Well.”

But it’s the material from Rumours that thrums with the rawest emotion. Memorably cinematic, and propelled by the real-life scandals within the band, these then-new story-songs chronicled with a lush directness (quite literally, it turned out) the way that relationships coalesce then dissolve. Thirty-five years later, one estimate puts total sales at 40 million copies, even as lovers’ quarrels continued to blossom and die between the group’s various members.

They were the Chanteuse, the Wild Hair (in more ways than one) and the Songstress. And that heady mix helped Fleetwood Mac to a hit album in every decade from the 1970s through the 2000s. The reason seems to be in their very makeup: This is the rare group that has enough hardness (in the spindly tunes of Lindsey Buckingham) to attract the average rock music fan; enough magical mystery (in the gauzy stuff from Stevie Nicks) to attract the fanciful; and a dollop of old-fashioned power-pop (the now-missing Christine McVie) to lure in the rest.

In many ways, they were the perfect concoction for FM radio. Throw in the juicy melodrama of their lives, though, and it still somewhat surprising that any of it turned into great music. But, it did. That’s underscored all over again with Go Your Own Way: Live 1977.

Buckingham and Nicks joined Fleetwood Mac in 1974, after a period of years in which the group — led by drummer Mick Fleetwood and bassist John McVie — had languished in relative obscurity playing blues rock. They certainly moved some records, then. But also some gossip magazines: First, singer Christine broke up with her husband, John McVie. Stevie broke up with Lindsey, then got into a brief relationship with Fleetwood. Yet, this rock-group soap sold. And sold, in particular Rumours.

So, they screwed it up by putting out a double album next. Then everybody had a go at a solo career, recording only sporadically as Fleetwood Mac. One by one — first Buckingham, then Nicks and then McVie — they all left. Then everybody got back together for the inevitable 1990s-era reunion tour.

Nobody ever got back together in the bedroom, though. And they never again achieved these dizzying heights, either in songcraft or sales – making Go Your Own Way: Live 1977, despite its shady documentation, a decidedly interesting curio. It’s like finding a lost diary.

Go Your Own Way
Fleetwood Mac
Best Price $12.53
or Buy New $12.53

http://somethingelsereviews.com/2012...ive-1977-2012/