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gldstwmn
06-07-2003, 12:02 PM
Was he actually expecting them to do Chris's songs without her? I don't think Lindsey gives any indication that he's not wanting to be a part of the band. And Stevie's moves "dated"? Ugh.

ERigby818
06-07-2003, 12:03 PM
It's not all that bad a review, but clearly the writer is just a big Christine fan. I'm sure other people who are big Chris fans or simply love her hits the best must be feeling the way this guy did.
And obviously this person doesn't appreciate the things we love which he sees as "dated." Ugh, indeed. :rolleyes:
-Sonia

tgee
06-07-2003, 12:05 PM
The only song that I thought the sound was bad on was Say Goodbye, but that has been the case at every show I've been to.

Why don't these reviewers ever mention the fact that most of the fans stand and sing along to every song, predictable or no?

Lindsey only grandstands on three songs, really, and the man deserves that time in the limelight.

wondergirl9847
06-07-2003, 12:08 PM
Originally posted by Eagles Mac
Buckingham, while refreshingly plugged in, tended to grandstand too much and clearly would prefer to be a solo artist.

Don't even get me STARTED on this sentence. :rolleyes:

*zipping lips*

SmthngOfADreamr
06-07-2003, 12:12 PM
Don't let this review bother you -- it sounds like it was written by someone in 5th grade.

David
06-07-2003, 12:20 PM
Originally posted by Eagles Mac
MARY COLURSO
News staff writer

Christine McVie, you were missed Thursday night at Birmingham's BJCC Arena.

Fleetwood Mac just isn't the same without you, even though four-fifths of the band is touring in your absence, filling the void with two backup singers and a five-member group of sidemen.

But some essential magic was missing from Mac.

McVie's absence meant the band couldn't perform "Over My Head," "Say You Love Me," "You Make Loving Fun," or other tunes featuring her crystalline lead vocals. Someone ought to clip these parts about Christine from these various newspaper reviews & send them to her, just to give her that warm glow at her core, that "sittin' on a feather" sensation.

All in all, great review! Did somebody say earlier that FM played "Thrown Down" in Birmingham?

gldstwmn
06-07-2003, 06:22 PM
Turns out they didn't play Thrown Down after all.