Fleetwood Mac, (The Band) What's Left?

[jbrownsjr]

Originally Posted by SteveMacD

Not really a choice, there.

Her show featured such a wonderful band. So tight and harmonious. Reminded me of Christine's band back in 1984.

[SteveMacD]

Originally Posted by jbrownsjr

Her show featured such a wonderful band. So tight and harmonious. Reminded me of Christine's band back in 1984.

The first time I saw her, Rick Vito was in her band. I hadn’t known prior to the show, so it was a nice little surprise.

[UnwindedDreams]

Originally Posted by SteveMacD

I almost went to her Louisville show tonight but I just couldn’t.

You also would’ve spent probably at least $350. Her tickets are amazingly pricey this tour.

But you missed out on a fine cover of For What It’s Worth and the powerful I Sing For The Things Money Can’t Buy

Maybe Sara will return tonight too

[jbrownsjr]

Originally Posted by SteveMacD

The first time I saw her, Rick Vito was in her band. I hadn’t known prior to the show, so it was a nice little surprise.

Which year was this? And that's an amazing surprise. I love Rick Vito.

[SteveMacD]

Originally Posted by UnwindedDreams

You also would’ve spent probably at least $350. Her tickets are amazingly pricey this tour.

But you missed out on a fine cover of For What It’s Worth and the powerful I Sing For The Things Money Can’t Buy

Maybe Sara will return tonight too

I could've gotten $55 nosebleeds, before fees, and I have a $75 Ticketmaster gift card, but I wasn't feeling a five hour round trip today. Anyway, I heard FWIW when I was at the pub down the street Monday night. Yikes! It's an iconic song from the '60s that everyone knows and her version wasn't good. It reaffirmed my theory about why she didn't make an album with Lindsey and Christine (she wouldn't have compared favorably, hurting her image) and my conclusion that it was absolutely for the best.

[SteveMacD]

Originally Posted by jbrownsjr

Which year was this? And that's an amazing surprise. I love Rick Vito.

I think it was 1998.

Feeling old, now.

[UnwindedDreams]

Originally Posted by SteveMacD

I could've gotten $55 nosebleeds, before fees, and I have a $75 Ticketmaster gift card, but I wasn't feeling a five hour round trip today. Anyway, I heard FWIW when I was at the pub down the street Monday night. Yikes! It's an iconic song from the '60s that everyone knows and her version wasn't good. It reaffirmed my theory about why she didn't make an album with Lindsey and Christine (she wouldn't have compared favorably, hurting her image) and my conclusion that it was absolutely for the best.

Are you going to hit the OHIO show with Billy? That should be pretty cool. They can fit about 80k for a show there?

[BigAl84]

Originally Posted by SteveMacD

I think it was 1998.

Feeling old, now.

It was probably 94, I’m pretty sure Rick wasn’t in the Enchanted Tour band.

[SteveMacD]

Originally Posted by BigAl84

It was probably 94, I’m pretty sure Rick wasn’t in the Enchanted Tour band.

I was talking about Bonnie Raitt.

[SteveMacD]

Originally Posted by UnwindedDreams

Are you going to hit the OHIO show with Billy? That should be pretty cool. They can fit about 80k for a show there?

I’m on the fence. I have a hard time imagining Billy Joel and Stevie Nicks playing at Ohio Stadium. It seems unnatural. Plus, I’m not a fan of Billy.

Ohio Stadium is a sacred place for me. I literally have instructions in my will to have my cremains spread in the Olentangy River right across from Ohio Stadium. Ohio State football is my religion and I’m not missing Ohio State football just because I’ll be dead.

So, seeing two 70s/80s icons there doesn’t especially excite me.

[jbrownsjr]

Originally Posted by SteveMacD

I’m on the fence. I have a hard time imagining Billy Joel and Stevie Nicks playing at Ohio Stadium. It seems unnatural. Plus, I’m not a fan of Billy.

Ohio Stadium is a sacred place for me. I literally have instructions in my will to have my cremains spread in the Olentangy River right across from Ohio Stadium. Ohio State football is my religion and I’m not missing Ohio State football just because I’ll be dead.

So, seeing two 70s/80s icons there doesn’t especially excite me.

I'll mix your ashes with Woody Hayes and then throw them in the Olentangy.

... And John Cooper...

[BigAl84]

Originally Posted by SteveMacD

I was talking about Bonnie Raitt.

Oh, my bad! Carry on!

[UnwindedDreams]

Originally Posted by SteveMacD

I’m on the fence. I have a hard time imagining Billy Joel and Stevie Nicks playing at Ohio Stadium. It seems unnatural. Plus, I’m not a fan of Billy.

Ohio Stadium is a sacred place for me. I literally have instructions in my will to have my cremains spread in the Olentangy River right across from Ohio Stadium. Ohio State football is my religion and I’m not missing Ohio State football just because I’ll be dead.

So, seeing two 70s/80s icons there doesn’t especially excite me.

It may be better than seeing The Stones and Kid Rock there. Billy will probably do Hang On Sloopy.

You could leave after Stevie’s set. It’s only one song less than her solo show.

[David]

Originally Posted by SteveMacD

I could see Waddy tearing up the Peter Green stuff.

Waddy, drummer, and bassist, okay.

But Waddy, drummer, bassist, two keyboardists, another guitarist, stacks of computer chips, three dancing girls, and a backdrop of pre-Raphaelite models and flying birdies?

[jbrownsjr]

Originally Posted by David

Waddy, drummer, and bassist, okay.

But Waddy, drummer, bassist, two keyboardists, another guitarist, stacks of computer chips, three dancing girls, and a backdrop of pre-Raphaelite models and flying birdies?

But with Prince on the big screen!