Will Nickswood Mac have the courage to play The Chain?

[ryan4136]

Or has that song had it's final concert performance?

[NotonRodeo]

Oh I am virtually certain they will. If they played it in 1987 and they played it without Christine then they can play it without Lindsey again. This band has never had a sense of what some people call delicadeza, or decency for that matter.

[secondhandchain]

Why not? How about Lindsey’s ‘“on with the show”? Or as I called it in another thread “on with the faux”. Disgusting.

[dontlookdown]

Of course they will.
They played it at hundreds of shows during the tours w/o Buckingham in the late 80's/early 90's.

And I know Mike Campbell will do an amazing job on the solo.

[secondhandchain]

Replacements are very talented people, but they are not Lindsey.

[sue]

Yes, sure of it..
And maybe play Never going back again differently. (hopefully)

[gldstwmn]

Originally Posted by sue

Yes, sure of it..
And maybe play Never going back again differently. (hopefully)

I was thinking they might even play Here Comes My Girl.

[jmn3]

Oh I’d lay money down on it being there and Go Your Own Way too. Stevie might even add a few extra “wellllll’s” on The Chain. And hopefully still harmonize the packing up shacking up line in GYOW. It will be riveting.

[NotonRodeo]

Perhaps "never break the chain" has a different meaning in the strange ethereal parallel universe of FleetwoodMacdom than it does in the real world where actual people live.

And yes it is a thunderous irony that the man who wrote "On with the Show" and standing by his band would be the one who is expelled. Fleetwood Mac is irony proof.

[gldstwmn]

Originally Posted by dontlookdown

Of course they will.
And I know Mike Campbell will do an amazing job on the solo.

Yup. He'll even breathe some new life into that old chestnut.

[SorcererJP]

Originally Posted by ryan4136

Or has that song had it's final concert performance?

They did It on the Tango, Mask en Time-tours ... so why not?