Will this be the last tour?

[SteveMacD]

Originally Posted by sjpdg

After this tour, John realizes how much he has missed playing the classic Mac with Mick and Rick, and joins the MFBB as a permanent member. At this point, Mick realizes the ridiculousness of pretense and he, John and Rick announce that they have reformed Fleetwood Mac as a blues band, going back to its roots and will continue to record and perform as FM.

Those of us that are fans of FM from the PG days are ecstatic and line up for every tour until both Mick, John and Rick can't even walk, let alone perform. Their last album "Blue Always" goes multiplatinum and everyone ends their days happy.

Oh, go for the gold. Have Peter Green and Jeremy Spencer making a few cameos, too. Hell, have them eventually join, and do a huge, though short, tour of Europe. Stupider things have happened in the world of Fleetwood Mac.

Hell, I'd be happy if Mick, John, and Rick started touring with John Mayall. Have it go full circle.

[sjpdg]

Originally Posted by SteveMacD

Oh, go for the gold. Have Peter Green and Jeremy Spencer making a few cameos, too. Hell, have them eventually join, and do a huge, though short, tour of Europe. Stupider things have happened in the world of Fleetwood Mac.

Hell, I'd be happy if Mick, John, and Rick started touring with John Mayall. Have it go full circle.

Sounds great to me!!! Let's see if it happens!!!

[Villavic]

Originally Posted by SteveMacD

Oh, go for the gold. Have Peter Green and Jeremy Spencer making a few cameos, too. Hell, have them eventually join, and do a huge, though short, tour of Europe. Stupider things have happened in the world of Fleetwood Mac.

Hell, I'd be happy if Mick, John, and Rick started touring with John Mayall. Have it go full circle.

No problem with that, but.. would you call those lineups "Fleetwood Mac"? I'm not sure. General audience (not fans) think in Lindsey, or the girls S&C, or Mick's 70s look... when somebody mentions Fleetwood Mac. Those tours could be named "The Fleetwood Mac Blues band" or something like that. Cause if a Fleetwood Mac tour is announced, but the lineup is Mick, John, Peter, Jeremy, etc.. people would be confused.

[TrueFaith77]

Originally Posted by wheart

For the first time, I'm growing tired of the SN/LB drama. Move on

NEV-AH!

That said, I'd only be upset if it leads to no new album.

[The dance]

I believe FM has cancelled one or two concerts this tour. Why???? Did the tickets not go well???

[Nico]

But I was thinking that Stevie and Lindsey were playing down the drama a bit. Sure there's some stuff here and there in the shows, but it's subtle and virtually non-existent compared to what they have done in the past. They appear to be sporting somewhat of a cooperative type of friendship these days. I think it's kind of cute.

That being said, who knows how long it will last and hopefully they will refrain from bitching about one another in the rags. I think Stevie does more bitching towards Lindsey while he does a little too much about Sheryl Crow.

[Sanne2]

Originally Posted by Nico

while he does a little too much about Sheryl Crow.

There can never be too much bitching about Sheryl Crow.

[SteveMacD]

Originally Posted by Villavic

No problem with that, but.. would you call those lineups "Fleetwood Mac"? I'm not sure. General audience (not fans) think in Lindsey, or the girls S&C, or Mick's 70s look... when somebody mentions Fleetwood Mac. Those tours could be named "The Fleetwood Mac Blues band" or something like that. Cause if a Fleetwood Mac tour is announced, but the lineup is Mick, John, Peter, Jeremy, etc.. people would be confused.

If Mick, John, Peter, and Jeremy decided to go out, it would likely be billed as Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac or the Original Fleetwood Mac. If it were Mick, John, and Rick, they'd probably call it something cheesy, like the Fleetwood Mac Blues Review. Honestly, I'm not that worried.