Which ones do you still have to get? [Archive]

GateandGarden

05-07-2005, 10:37 PM

amber

05-07-2005, 10:45 PM

uh...me, too, plus probably more. For instance, I don't have FM, live, 1980. And...Time?

GateandGarden

05-07-2005, 10:46 PM

uh...me, too, plus probably more. For instance, I don't have FM, live, 1980.I think you'd totally dig the live version of "Rhiannon" on that CD. :nod:

amber

05-07-2005, 10:51 PM

I think you'd totally dig the live version of "Rhiannon" on that CD. :nod:

Oh, I know I would. Plus, fireflies is on that. I don't know why I haven't gotten it before, it's totally at the top of my list, now. I only bought 3 CD's last year, so I'm not real quick on the uptake... :)

HomerMcvie

05-08-2005, 03:47 AM

I don't have anything PRE Bob Welch. I have everything Bob forward, except any Stevie solo stuff after TOSOTM. That album was a pile of poop, and I jumped off her wagon.

bretonbanquet

05-08-2005, 05:10 AM

Uh... I haven't got Live 1980, or The Dance :shocked: but hey... I don't have any Stevie, Chris (except 'Christine Perfect') or Lindsey solo albums either, but I do have pretty much everything else including all Peter, Danny and Jeremy's solo stuff. I just bought 'Buckingham Nicks' which is my latest acquisition :nod:

Kelly

05-08-2005, 07:14 AM

GateandGarden

05-08-2005, 07:57 AM

I have everything released since 1975, except Time for Fleetwood Mac. I have a few vinyl albums prior to 75. Solo stuff I need to get Christine Perfect and LB's Law and Order, which I only have on vinyl.

Hillary...I strongly recommend you purchase Out of the Cradle next. I know you are a big Stevie fan but this album is really incredible. I don't believe there is a song on it that I do not like. Pure perfection. (if he ever would have released GoS, I think that would be my personal solo favorite because his writing has grown so much)We think alike sometimes, Kelly! Out of the Cradle is next on my list! I have it on my Amazon wish list. I haven't put all of those CDs mentioned above on my Amazon wish list becuase I think that would make me look like I want too much stuff. :laugh: But I put Out of the Cradle on there. I've decided that I want it to be my next FM-related purchase. I've heard a couple of the songs and I know I want the whole thing. Hearing the mp3s of his GOS stuff that's floating around has really made me into more of a fan than I was before. So I'm with ya and thanks for thinking of me! :)

GateandGarden

05-08-2005, 07:59 AM

I don't have anything PRE Bob Welch. I have everything Bob forward, except any Stevie solo stuff after TOSOTM. That album was a pile of poop, and I jumped off her wagon.I personally think that TISL is a lot better than TOSOTM, but that's JMHO. I think it would be worth getting that one. What was it that you disliked most about TOSOTM? The production?

GypsySorcerer

05-08-2005, 10:41 AM

I don't have any pre-Welch stuff. No Christine Perfect, either.

I think OOTC is a great choice for your next purchase. I'd have to add Behind the Mask too, though. It's an underrated album, IMO. Rick and Billy weren't Lindsey, for sure, but they are much better than some people make them out to be. And some of Chris' best material ever is on that album.

Jyqm

05-08-2005, 10:57 AM

I suppose somewhere down the line this has already been done, but I wanted to ask which FM/solo CDs everyone still has to get. (Or which ones you still want). I still have quite a list, but I'd say it's not a surprise considering I became a fan around the fall of 2003.

I became a fan in the summer of 1997, and I think I feel pretty complete in my Mac collection for now. I don't expect I'll be buying anymore Mac or related albums unless new ones are released.

But I've got all the albums except for English Rose, which isn't necessary. All of Stevie's solo stuff, all of Lindsey's. Don't have In the Meantime, actually, but I don't really feel compelled to buy it. But I do have Chris' 1984 album, and her first one on vinyl somewhere. Then I've got Danny's Ram Jam City, Welch's French Kiss, Weston's There's a Heaven, and for Peter: the Green & Guitar compilation, Soho Session, and Destiny Road. And then Live in Boston, the two Vaudeville Years sets, London '69, Shrine '69... and then various bootlegs (including Buckingham Nicks, of course) and that's it, I think.

I don't really have much desire to delve any further into anybody's solo career, except maybe Peter's at some point. So I think I'm done. Cutting myself off! I think I've had enough!

HomerMcvie

05-08-2005, 01:17 PM

I personally think that TISL is a lot better than TOSOTM, but that's JMHO. I think it would be worth getting that one. What was it that you disliked most about TOSOTM? The production?

I think the songs and production were sub-par. If you look at the quality of her albums, IMO, they went straight downhill.
BD- a masterpiece
WH- a darned good album
RAL- uh, it's okay. Nothing to write home about.
TOSOTM- Nothing really stand out here. It feels like I'm on a sinking ship. I got on the nearest lifeboat, and didn't look back. I think alot of artists can learn from TOSOTM. You can cost yourself considerable fanbase by putting out an album that's not up to snuff.
So, at this time, I pretty much had drifted out of my FM obsession, because they weren't doing much either. The Dance started to reel me back in. But, I now realize that The Ledge has made me the FAN I used to be. SYW is okay, but, IMO, it's just not FM without Christine. It doesn't SOUND like FM without Christine.

GateandGarden

05-08-2005, 01:49 PM

I think the songs and production were sub-par. If you look at the quality of her albums, IMO, they went straight downhill.
BD- a masterpiece
WH- a darned good album
RAL- uh, it's okay. Nothing to write home about.
TOSOTM- Nothing really stand out here. It feels like I'm on a sinking ship. I got on the nearest lifeboat, and didn't look back. I think alot of artists can learn from TOSOTM. You can cost yourself considerable fanbase by putting out an album that's not up to snuff.
So, at this time, I pretty much had drifted out of my FM obsession, because they weren't doing much either. The Dance started to reel me back in. But, I now realize that The Ledge has made me the FAN I used to be. SYW is okay, but, IMO, it's just not FM without Christine. It doesn't SOUND like FM without Christine.So, if you were drifting away from FM as well around the time of TOSOTM and you didn't look back until The Dance, I'm wondering if you think Christine's BTM offerings are any good. And what about her Time offerings? I don't have BTM yet, but I'm a huge fan of "I Do" from Time. And this is just me (well, not just me...but not everyone, I guess is what I mean), but I really like some of what TOSOTM has to offer, particularly "Rooms on Fire," "Ooh My Love," "Whole Lotta Trouble," "Fire Burning" and "Juliet," but none of those would be on my all-time favorite Stevie songs list. (The "Juliet" outtake would probably make it, though). To me, none of those songs are really up to par with the songs off the first two albums or TISL. Which reminds me that you didn't address what I said about TISL. ;) Many of the songs I love on TISL are re-recordings of older demos, so that definitely contributes to why I put it up there with her first two albums. Another question...what do you think about Rick and Billy? They don't interest you at all?

And about SYW minus Christine. I hate that myself for lots of reasons. (I don't hate the album, just the fact that Christine's not on it). I think there could have been some great three-part harmonies on that particular album with those three that would've made it stronger, and I think Christine's voice is the best it's ever been. I'd love to hear it with the others more. Good thing she at least put out a solo album. BUT, I wouldn't ever say it's not FM without Christine because there was FM before Christine even came into the picture. And I'm a fan of pre-Chris FM, too. :shrug:

GypsySorcerer

05-08-2005, 02:00 PM

shackin'up

05-08-2005, 02:00 PM

I got every official FM-albumrelease (except some compilations of **** i already have) since 68. In the solosphere I'm not complete in danny's work, I miss some of Peter's but stevie and lindsey are complete. Only Time and In the meantime I refused. Because i can't stand them. Can't stand Street Angel either, but i still got it. :confused:

:angel:

amber

05-08-2005, 02:05 PM

I personally think that TISL is a lot better than TOSOTM, but that's JMHO. I think it would be worth getting that one. What was it that you disliked most about TOSOTM? The production?

In case you care, I like TOSOTM much better than TISL. :wavey: It's more consistent, I think. Nothing is a super, super, super standout, but overall the quality is better.

ontheEdgeof17

05-08-2005, 02:13 PM

I own all the official releases from FM, Steve-ay, Liddy, and Christine. I have John's solo CD, too. I don't own solo work from any other member past or present....except that Bekka and Billy duet CD.

GateandGarden

05-08-2005, 02:23 PM

In all honesty, I think Fleetwood Mac is Fleetwood Mac so long as Mick and John are there. Even Time is Fleetwood Mac. They are the only two who have soldiered on through all the incarnations.

I think OSOTM is far superior to RAL and SA, but it in no way showcases her true capabilities. Of her solo albums, only BD and WH accomplish that. TISL has flashes of brilliance, but widely misses the mark in others.I agree. I think anything with those two guys is Fleetwood Mac. It may not be the Fleetwood Mac people want, depending on who else might be included, but it's still FM.

And I also agree that there are really only flashes or Stevie's brilliance on TISL. Not all of the songs are really strong, but for the ones that are, I put it up there with the first two albums. I haven't really decided if I think TOSOTM is superior to RAL yet. I'm really a bigger fan of "Talk to Me" than I am of any of the individual songs on TOSOTM, but that's me and my weird fixation with that song.

In case you care, I like TOSOTM much better than TISL. It's more consistent, I think. Nothing is a super, super, super standout, but overall the quality is better.How come you say the overall quality's better? Just curious.

amber

05-08-2005, 02:32 PM

I agree. I think anything with those two guys is Fleetwood Mac. It may not be the Fleetwood Mac people want, depending on who else might be included, but it's still FM.

And I also agree that there are really only flashes or Stevie's brilliance on TISL. Not all of the songs are really strong, but for the ones that are, I put it up there with the first two albums. I haven't really decided if I think TOSOTM is superior to RAL yet. I'm really a bigger fan of "Talk to Me" than I am of any of the individual songs on TOSOTM, but that's me and my weird fixation with that song.

How come you say the overall quality's better? Just curious.
well, you guys basically just said it. I mean that, TISL has a few really good songs, but the rest are not that good. Whereas, OSOTM, most of the songs are pretty good. Like, I can listen to pretty much all of OSOTM, but I have to skip many songs on TISL. :shrug:

GateandGarden

05-08-2005, 02:36 PM

well, you guys basically just said it. I mean that, TISL has a few really good songs, but the rest are not that good. Whereas, OSOTM, most of the songs are pretty good. Like, I can listen to pretty much all of OSOTM, but I have to skip many songs on TISL. :shrug:Oh, I see what you mean. Me, I've got weird preferences. :laugh: Like, I like "Love Changes" and nearly everyone else thinks it's crap. I don't think it's wonderful or anything, but I like listening to it more than a lot of the TOSOTM songs. There are 9 TISL songs I listen to and 7 TOSOTM songs I listen to, but in addition to that, I count some of the TISL songs as my fave Stevie songs but none of the TOSOTM songs. It's a personal preference thing.

amber

05-08-2005, 02:39 PM

Oh, I see what you mean. Me, I've got weird preferences. :laugh: Like, I like "Love Changes" and nearly everyone else thinks it's crap. I don't think it's wonderful or anything, but I like listening to it more than a lot of the TOSOTM songs. There are 9 TISL songs I listen to and 7 TOSOTM songs I listen to, but in addition to that, I count some of the TISL songs as my fave Stevie songs but none of the TOSOTM songs. It's a personal preference thing.

right, I guess so. For instance, OSOTM has more fast songs with beats. :laugh: So, I like it more!!! :D

CreepingDeath

05-08-2005, 02:45 PM

I own all Rumours era items (and BTM), as well as all of SN/LB/CM solo albums. Except for the Christine Perfect album.

The only Pre-Rumours albums I have are:

Then Play On
Mystery To Me- I love this one
Kiln House
Bare Trees

I don't have any pre or post Rumours members solo albums or Time either.

HomerMcvie

05-08-2005, 03:16 PM

So, if you were drifting away from FM as well around the time of TOSOTM and you didn't look back until The Dance, I'm wondering if you think Christine's BTM offerings are any good.
I like Save Me, and Skie's the Limit. I've not listened to it for a year or so now, though. And what about her Time offerings?
They're okay. I much prefer Bekka's songs on Time. Which reminds me that you didn't address what I said about TISL. ;) Many of the songs I love on TISL are re-recordings of older demos, so that definitely contributes to why I put it up there with her first two albums. [QUOTE=GateandGarden][COLOR=Navy]Another question...what do you think about Rick and Billy? They don't interest you at all?
I enjoy their contributions on BTM. Something is missing on there though. I guess it must be Lindsey's production skills.Which reminds me that you didn't address what I said about TISL.
Again, I don't have any Stevie post OSOTM(sorry, I thought there was a THE in there previously). OSOTM made me leave her camp. Zzzzzzzz.....
And about SYW minus Christine. I hate that myself for lots of reasons. (I don't hate the album, just the fact that Christine's not on it). I think there could have been some great three-part harmonies on that particular album with those three that would've made it stronger, and I think Christine's voice is the best it's ever been. I'd love to hear it with the others more. Good thing she at least put out a solo album. BUT, I wouldn't ever say it's not FM without Christine because there was FM before Christine even came into the picture. And I'm a fan of pre-Chris FM, too. :shrug:
Well, of course it's still FM. Just a FM I don't enjoy nearly as much as the previous incarnation.

Johnny Stew

05-08-2005, 03:22 PM

I have all of the major Mac albums from 'Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac' up to 'Say You Will' and 'Live In Boston,' as well as some of the various unofficially released live recordings.

I have all of the solo releases for Stevie, Christine and Lindsey (including Buckingham Nicks), as well as a few Bob Welch CDs, Mick's 'Shakin' The Cage,' Bekka & Billy's CD, and Rick's first solo disc and a few random mp3s of his other material (those albums are all still high on my priority list), and one of Dave Mason's CDs.

I'm ashamed to say I don't have any solo material for Peter or Danny.
I'm not ashamed to say that I don't have or want any solo material from Jeremy. *lol*

Johnny Stew

05-08-2005, 03:24 PM

OSOTM made me leave her camp. Zzzzzzzz......Gotta love those "Fair-Weather Fans." ;) :laugh:

:xoxo:

GateandGarden

05-08-2005, 03:27 PM

Again, I don't have any Stevie post OSOTM(sorry, I thought there was a THE in there previously). OSOTM made me leave her camp. Zzzzzzzz.....There is a "the" like you had but some people leave it out. :shrug: I know you said you don't have any post-TOSTOM stuff, but that's not my point. What I'm saying is that you've asserted that her material gets progressively worse starting from her first or second solo album. I've said I think that may not be the case. Have you heard TISL? If not, then it's unfair to say that her material has gotten progressively worse if you haven't heard all of the material.

Well, of course it's still FM. Just a FM I don't enjoy nearly as much as the previous incarnation.SYW is okay, but, IMO, it's just not FM without Christine.Sounds contradictory to me. ;)

GateandGarden

05-08-2005, 03:28 PM

I'm not ashamed to say that I don't have or want any solo material from Jeremy. *lol*:laugh: Yeah, me too. I'm just not interested. :shrug:

macfan 57

05-08-2005, 03:49 PM

I have pretty much every album that I want. I have all Fleetwood Mac albums from the Blue Horizon days to SYW. I don't have the Live In Boston CD/DVD thing, but I'm not interested in getting it anyway. I have all of the Christine solo albums(I have just about everything that she ever recorded.), 3 Bob Welch solo albums, 2 Mick solo albums, 2 Lindsey solo albums, 1 Stevie solo album & 1 Billy Burnette solo album. That's it. I'm really not interested in getting any more. I'm just waiting until they decide to release the good stuff(the 1970's era unreleased stuff that's sitting in a vault somewhere).

sodascouts

05-08-2005, 04:23 PM

sodascouts

05-08-2005, 04:36 PM

I have everything post-1975 of FM, Lindsey solo, and Stevie solo, even the Landslide single, the Best Buy CD, and "Word and Music." I am quite obsessive.

I've wanted to purchase the pre-1975 stuff for a while now, but I'm waiting for the reissues. I really like everything I've heard on "The Chain" box set though.

I don't have "Christine Perfect" but that's pretty hard to find. I have her other albums.

I don't have the Zoo album of Mick's. I actually have Mick's "The Visitor." I bought it before AHI so he'd have something to sign, since I only had a BN album and didn't want him touching that, lol. I wanted to buy The BluesBreakers for John to sign but it cost $100!!!!

I have Rick Vito's "King of Hearts" but none of his later albums.

I have Bob Welch's "Frech Kiss" and "Three Hearts" but none of his other albums.

I do not own any of the other members of Fleetwood Mac's solo albums.

There you have it!

Jyqm

05-08-2005, 05:31 PM

In all honesty, I think Fleetwood Mac is Fleetwood Mac so long as Mick and John are there.

I love this definition of Fleetwood Mac, but it makes for some really fun additions to the catalogue.

"Werewolves of London" is definitely up there on my list of favorite Fleetwood Mac songs...

Anybody know any other non-Fleetwood Mac Fleetwood Mac songs?

Jyqm

05-08-2005, 05:36 PM

I have pretty much every album that I want. I have all Fleetwood Mac albums from the Blue Horizon days to SYW. I don't have the Live In Boston CD/DVD thing, but I'm not interested in getting it anyway.

Whew! For a second there, I thought you meant you didn't have and weren't interested in the Boston Tea Party sets, and I was all prepared to be flabbergasted.

Jyqm

05-08-2005, 05:38 PM

I've wanted to purchase the pre-1975 stuff for a while now, but I'm waiting for the reissues. I really like everything I've heard on "The Chain" box set though.

What reissues are you talking about? Is there anything actually in the works?

The Blue Horizon albums have of course all been reissued in that wonderfully priced box set, which is truly a great deal.

Dark Angel

05-08-2005, 05:46 PM

I still need to get the pre B/N stuff, the Christine Perfect album, and "Time" (if I ever decide it's worth the money... :lol: ).

GateandGarden

05-08-2005, 06:26 PM

The Blue Horizon albums have of course all been reissued in that wonderfully priced box set, which is truly a great deal.Yeah, it's a good price for all the music on it, AND I managed to get it on sale! I was psyched about that.

ontheEdgeof17

05-08-2005, 06:33 PM

and "Time" (if I ever decide it's worth the money... :lol: ).

I'm sure you can find it in a Bargin Bin for a $1.99. ;)

sodascouts

05-08-2005, 06:35 PM

What reissues are you talking about? Is there anything actually in the works?

The Blue Horizon albums have of course all been reissued in that wonderfully priced box set, which is truly a great deal.

When the the three Rumours-era albums were reissued, they said that eventually the entire catalog would be reissued. I eagerly await it!

GateandGarden

05-08-2005, 06:39 PM

When the the three Rumours-era albums were reissued, they said that eventually the entire catalog would be reissued. I eagerly await it!Sometimes I think they were pulling our legs, or that we'll all be old, gray, toothless and decrepit before they make concrete plans to re-release them.

Dark Angel

05-08-2005, 06:51 PM

I'm sure you can find it in a Bargin Bin for a $1.99. ;)

That's exactly what I was thinking. :laugh:

StevieNicksEO17

05-08-2005, 07:11 PM

I have all of Stevie's CDs, and all of FM's stuff after Liddy and Stevie came in. I really have no desire to get anything before them. I think I'm pretty much set with my CDs. The only thing I need is that Live album from 1980

Miss Vicky

05-08-2005, 07:20 PM

There isn't a whole lot left for me to buy that I actually want. I have pretty much everything from the Rumour's era lineup including both versions of SYW and the FM, Rumours, and Tusk re-releases. I have Time, Behind the Mask, The Chain box set, The Very Best of Fleetwood Mac, The Fleetwood Mac Family Album, Bare Trees, Future Games, Mystery to Me, Shrine 69, Heroes are Hard to Find, The Fleetwood Mac Collection, and The Blue Horizons box set. I have Buckingham Nicks, Law and Order, Go Insane, Out of the Cradle and everything by Stevie from Bella Donna to Trouble in Shangri-La, including Enchanted. I have all three Christine McVie albums. I have John McVie's Gotta Band, Bob Welch's Greatest Hits, Danny Kirwin's Ram Jam City, Rick Vito's King of Hearts, several Billy Burnette solo albums, Bekka and Billy and Bekka's What's In It For Me?. (And, of course, an unkown amount of demos and bootlegs from the band and from the members as solo artists.)
So what does that leave? Well, off the top of my head the only thing left that I actually want is Then Play On. Other than that, I'm pretty much set until something new comes out.

P.S.
And of course, I have all Walter Egan albums (solo and otherwise) whether they include members of FM or not, all Tom Petty albums, several Warren Zevon albums, several John Stewart albums, several from the Kingston Trio, Brian Wilson's self titled solo album, Eric Clapton's Behind the Sun (even though you wouldn't know Lindsey was on it were it not for the liner notes), and that piece of crap Danny Douma album.

Jyqm

05-08-2005, 07:55 PM

When the the three Rumours-era albums were reissued, they said that eventually the entire catalog would be reissued. I eagerly await it!

I see... Well... Good luck with that.

(Seriously, you're missing out on some really wonderful music in the decade-plus interim. None of those albums should cost you more than $11.99 anywhere, and they're even less at a lot of places. It's really worth the cost to have that music now. Do you honestly believe that they're going to reissue the pre-1975 catalogue anytime in the next ten years? I mean, I'd love it if you're right. But this is Fleetwood Mac we're talking about.)

(What we really need is a big Mac fan in the upper echelons of power at Rhino Records. Look what happened when they had an Elvis Costello fan running the ship.)

GateandGarden

05-08-2005, 08:29 PM

I see... Well... Good luck with that.

(Seriously, you're missing out on some really wonderful music in the decade-plus interim. None of those albums should cost you more than $11.99 anywhere, and they're even less at a lot of places. It's really worth the cost to have that music now. Do you honestly believe that they're going to reissue the pre-1975 catalogue anytime in the next ten years? I mean, I'd love it if you're right. But this is Fleetwood Mac we're talking about.)I think you're right. Lots of the pre-BN stuff is fantastic. I'm ashamed of the attitude I had when I first became a fan. ("I don't want it if Stevie's not on it.") Oh, how I was blind. :laugh: Mystery to Me, Bare Trees, and Pious Bird of Good Omen will NEVER get old.

Jyqm

05-08-2005, 09:12 PM

I think you're right. Lots of the pre-BN stuff is fantastic. I'm ashamed of the attitude I had when I first became a fan. ("I don't want it if Stevie's not on it.") Oh, how I was blind. :laugh: Mystery to Me, Bare Trees, and Pious Bird of Good Omen will NEVER get old.

Stevie's stuff is what got me into the band originally as well - oh that "Silver Springs" video. Though I didn't swear off earlier incarnations, I don't think I was really aware of them. Although I kept seeing these albums on the rack that I didn't recognize... and one of them had this big monkey on it... and once I had all the BN-era stuff, how could I not buy that album with the big monkey on it? Anything with a cover like that HAS to be good. And of course it's wonderful (and contains my favorite Mac song in "Why")! And I went from there with the Welch-era stuff.

Then the Boston Tea Party discs came out, and Borders had the second one featured on one of their listening stations. I took a listen to "Oh Well," since I liked the 1980 version... and whoa. Sold.

catinthedark

05-08-2005, 09:59 PM

FM-wise, I have everything from Buckingham Nicks on (which I sort of count)... except for Time. I didn't hold Behind the Mask against them. :laugh:

Solo-wise... well, I have everything from Stevie. I didn't hold OSOTM against her. :laugh: :laugh:

The others, not so much. Okay, not at all. But I'm not saying I'll never buy Lindsey's stuff...

I do have John Stewart's Bombs away Dream Babies... and much of what Lindsey and Stevie did with Walter Egan.

Jyqm

05-08-2005, 11:29 PM

FM-wise, I have everything from Buckingham Nicks on (which I sort of count)... except for Time. I didn't hold Behind the Mask against them. :laugh:

Does that include Mystery To Me and Heroes Are Hard To Find?

SteveMacD

05-09-2005, 12:51 AM

Fleetwood Mac
Lizard People It's the only released song I've not yet heard.

John Mayall & The Bluesbreakers
Along For The Ride (Mick, John, & Peter)
Drivin' On: The ABC Years (John & Rick)
The 1982 Reunion Concert (John)
Stormy Monday (Peter & John)
London Blues (1964-1969) (Mick, John, & Peter)
John Mayall Profile (Peter)
No More Interviews (Rick)
A Banquet In Blues (John & Rick)
Notice To Appear (Rick)
New Year, New Band, New Company (Rick)
So Many Roads (Mick, John, & Peter)
Blues From Laurel Canyon (Peter)
Crusade (John)
John Mayall Plays John Mayall (Live At Klooks Kleek) (John...1st LP with a Maccer)

Peter Green
I think there's a Splinter Group CD that was only available at their last tour, which I wasn't able to see. I don't have the Splinter Group's greatest hits package, either. Also, there are a few singles he did post-Mac, pre-PVK that I don't have.

Jeremy Spencer (Actually, Fleetwood Mac)
Jeremy Spencer

Bob Welch
Anything by Seven Souls or Head West
Fleetwood Mac Years And Beyond

Rick Vito
Lucky Devils
Crazy Cool
Band Box Boogie
Rick Vito In Concert DVD
Guitar Heroes In Concert DVD

Bekka Bramlett
What's In It For Me

As you can see, I've slacked off in the past few years with artist-direct CDs. I don't know why. I'm especially ashamed of not getting Bekka's CD, as she's always had a big space in my heart. As for Mayall, really, there are only two albums that really matter: the "Bluesbreakers with Eric Clapton" album and "A Hard Road," which every Mac collector should have, as it was the first album that had two members of Fleetwood Mac AND it had one song called "Leaping Christine" and another called "The Supernatural" (talk about an omen :D ). Also, I don't have a lot of soundtracks. Yeah, it would be nice to get that one song, but I really can't justify spending $10+ for ONE song.

ryan8472

05-09-2005, 04:40 AM

I don't have

English Rose
Kiln House (on CD at least)
Penguin (same as with Kiln House)
Future Games
Bare Trees
Heroes Are Hard To Find
Time

Law & Order
Go Insane

The Other Side Of The Mirror
Street Angel
Enchanted

Christine McVie
In The Meantime

Miss Vicky

05-09-2005, 12:37 PM

Bekka Bramlett
What's In It For Me

As you can see, I've slacked off in the past few years with artist-direct CDs. I don't know why. I'm especially ashamed of not getting Bekka's CD, as she's always had a big space in my heart.

I, too, really admire Bekka's talents. I loved her contributions to Time and Bekka and Billy. I also much enjoyed her backing vocals for Jonny Lang, but I gotta warn ya, I was VERY disappointed with What's In It For Me?
The production quality is, to put it gently, sub-par. Her vocals sound weak (if you can believe it) as do the instruments and overall sound. :sorry:

chiliD

05-09-2005, 01:02 PM

bretonbanquet

05-09-2005, 01:23 PM

FLEETWOOD MAC:
Madison Blues

RICK VITO:
Rattlesnake Shake

BOB WELCH:
Fleetwood Mac Years & Beyond

DAVE MASON:
Let It Flow*
Some Assembly Required
Old Crest On A New Wave

PETER GREEN:
In The Skies*
Little Dreamer*
Whatcha Gonna Do?

JEREMY SPENCER:
Jeremy Spencer (first album...released a couple of months after Then Play On)

DAVE WALKER:
Dave Walker Band 1979
Mostly Sunny

BOB WESTON:
Night Light
Studio Picks

CHRISTINE McVIE:
In The Meantime

BEKKA BRAMLETT:
What's In It For Me?

* = have on LP, want the CD

Good luck with the Bob Weston albums :shocked: Never even seen them :distress:

Just a note to those who dissed Jeremy Spencer and his solo stuff :distress: His first album was basically a Mac album and his other two were nothing like his Mac stuff at all. Parts of "Flee" could have been passed off as the Rumours line-up and few would have noticed. Give Jeremy a break! :wavey:

dontlookdown

05-09-2005, 01:43 PM

How do you live without Out of The Cradle?

GateandGarden

05-09-2005, 01:53 PM

GateandGarden

05-09-2005, 01:55 PM

How do you live without Out of The Cradle?:laugh: Who knows? After I got TISL, I wondered how I lived without it before. After I got Bella Donna, felt the same way. And then after I got Tusk, then Mirage, then Mystery to Me, then Pious Bird of Good Omen...and on and on. It's great to have something to look forward to, though. :thumbsup:

Johnny Stew

05-09-2005, 03:26 PM

BOB WELCH:
Fleetwood Mac Years & BeyondDo yourself a favor, my friend, and get that one, ASAP.

I love it, and it stays in pretty heavy rotation in my portable CD player.

Johnny Stew

05-09-2005, 03:31 PM

Just a note to those who dissed Jeremy Spencer and his solo stuff :distress: His first album was basically a Mac album and his other two were nothing like his Mac stuff at all. Parts of "Flee" could have been passed off as the Rumours line-up and few would have noticed. Give Jeremy a break! :wavey:I'm an open-minded guy, so I'd be willing to give his later material a try if it really is different from his Mac material.
It's just that when I went back and bought all of the pre-Buckingham & Nicks albums, I got burned out on one too many "Jeremy does Elmore James" sound-alike tunes... so that's why I haven't been interested in delving into his solo material.

GateandGarden

05-09-2005, 03:32 PM

Do yourself a favor, my friend, and get that one, ASAP.

I love it, and it stays in pretty heavy rotation in my portable CD player.I agree. I think it's great. I love the updated "Emerald Eyes."

Johnny Stew

05-09-2005, 03:32 PM

How do you live without Out of The Cradle?That album is a must-own.

I truly believe that even people who aren't big fans of Lindsey, would thoroughly enjoy 'Cradle.'

Johnny Stew

05-09-2005, 03:34 PM

I agree. I think it's great. I love the updated "Emerald Eyes."There are a couple of tracks that don't quite live up to the originals... and understandably so. But there are other tracks that I daresay improved upon the originals. At least in my very humble opinion. :)

Either way, I think chiliD would love the album.

SteveMacD

05-09-2005, 04:47 PM

FLEETWOOD MAC:
Madison Blues
Oops, I forgot about that one.
RICK VITO:
Rattlesnake Shake
Hmmm, didn't know about that one. It's not listed on his site.
DAVE MASON:
Some Assembly Required
Old Crest On A New Wave
"Old Crest" has a few good songs (one written by Stevie's ex, Les Dudek). Some Assembly is only interesting as it was the last album he did with Jim Krueger (who wrote "We Just Disagree" for those not in the know). In fact, I really only like one song on the album, "Fools Gold." But both of these albums are pretty forgettable.
DAVE WALKER:
Dave Walker Band 1979
Mostly Sunny
I didn't even know about those. For that matter, I still need his first three albums with Savoy Brown. I know they're on CD.
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BOB WESTON:
Night Light
Studio Picks
Forgot about these, since they're even rarer than the "Jeremy Spencer" album.

Other things I forgot about were the Tramp albums and a few other Brunning albums. But, those are admittedly not high on my rush out to buy list.

bretonbanquet

05-09-2005, 05:51 PM

It's just that he's the only Mac guy I can think of I never really got interested in. :shrug: Just my opinion.

Yeah, I totally understand that, and what Johnny Stew said - his Mac output was a bit limited sometimes for sure, and it puts a lot of people off - me included to start with. But when I picked up the "Flee" album I was pretty surprised - nowhere near Elmore James, Buddy Holly or Elvis! :laugh: It's not perfect by any means, but it is different to his Mac stuff.

The other post-Mac solo album that Jeremy did was "Jeremy Spencer & The Children" which was religious rock, drawing on many contemporary 70s influences (not 50s rock 'n' roll!) - parts of it sound a bit like Mac circa '71-'72, particularly some Kirwan-esque guitar. If you don't mind the religious/spiritual lyrics, give it a try :blob2:

There's a live album also, recorded much more recently, but I've never heard it :shrug:

golddustwoman77

05-09-2005, 08:02 PM

I'm only missing Kiln House, Future Games, Bare Trees, Mystery To Me, Penguin, Heroes Are Hard to Find, and Time on CD. I don't have them on CD, because I have all of them on vinyl. Long live vinyl, baby!!!!!!!!!!!! :cool:

SteveMacD

05-09-2005, 10:36 PM

golddustwoman77

05-10-2005, 03:44 PM

"Time" was on vinyl??? :shrug:

Oops! I forgot I had that listed. All of them except for Time. I don't think it was on vinyl either.

koop1975

05-11-2005, 11:31 AM

I just dropped over $50 on FM Live '80 and Live in Boston. Money very well spent, IMO. I still don't have Mirage or Tango in the Night. Those are the only two I'm really interested in (more of a LB fan than anything). But they're not at the very top of my to-buy list.

chiliD

05-11-2005, 11:57 AM

Rick Vito
Rattlesnake Shake
Hmmm, didn't know about that one. It's not listed on his site.
It's out in UK/Europe (available through Hypertension Records (https://ssl.kundenserver.de/s112562237.einsundeinsshop.de/sess/utn;jsessionid=154282412319185/shopdata/index.shopscript) website)...but he took it off his own site because he's revamping it for US release.

EDIT: And, as I take a click of the mouse over to Rick's official site:

Rick Vito's Official Site (http://www.rickvito.com)

There is a mention...he's taking orders for it now, even though he doesn't have it listed on his "Merchandise" page.

He's also changed the cover, as well as a couple of songs.

from this:
http://www.hypertension-music.de/mediac/400_0/media/DIR_38772/CoverVito4229~72~dpi.jpg

To this:
http://www.rickvito.com/images/RSS.gif

I didn't even know about those. For that matter, I still need his first three albums with Savoy Brown. I know they're on CD.
Street Corner Talking is the best of the bunch...start with that!

Bob Welch
Fleetwood Mac Years & BeyondDo yourself a favor, my friend, and get that one, ASAP.

I love it, and it stays in pretty heavy rotation in my portable CD player.

I've heard MOST of it and I really like it...ESPECIALLY his version of "Oh Well" (although I could do without the "washing machine" effect on the guitar). "Like Rain" is wonderful...I hope his next album is an "all-new music" affair.

And to all those who are hesitant to seek out Jeremy Spencer's post-Mac albums because of his Elmore James obsession during his FMac tenure, take the plunge...there's not an Elmore James riff to be found on the two studio albums. And, yes, side two of Flee sounds like Rumours-era outtakes. The title cut could've been a Christine McVie tune, "Cool Breeze" sounds like a Stevie Nicks tune (ala "Dreams"), "You've Got The Right" is right out of Lindsey's songbook, "Travelling" is another Christine-type tune.

Also, with only a couple of exceptions, the lyrical content of Jeremy Spencer & The Children is NOT all that blatantly "Born Again Christian" bop you over the head type lyrics...maybe they seemed that way in 1972, but in 2005, they're less obvious than I remember them being. "War Horse", "Joan Of Arc", "Let's Get On The Ball", "Can You Hear The Song?" are worth the price of the album alone. The album has a real Jefferson Airplane meets CSNY meets Bare Trees era FMac type feel.

MikeVielhaber

05-11-2005, 12:07 PM

I suppose somewhere down the line this has already been done, but I wanted to ask which FM/solo CDs everyone still has to get. (Or which ones you still want). I still have quite a list, but I'd say it's not a surprise considering I became a fan around the fall of 2003.

FM
Kiln House
Behind the Mask
English Rose
Penguin
Future Games
Landslide (single)
Live at the BBC
Jumping at Shadows: The Blues Years

Lindsey
Out of the Cradle
Law and Order
Go Insane

Chris
Christine McVie
Christine Perfect (if they'd re-release the thing!!!)

Danny
Ram Jam City

well I have all 6 of the BN era studio albums plus the dance and LIB. I guess the ones that i dont have that I would like to have are.....well I don't want to get the pre-BN albums if theres a chance they're getting remastered. thats a waste. So maybe 1980 live. I also have Christines latest and Lindseys Out of the Cradle.....I don't have a lot of interest in getting the other ones (even though i do like those 2 a lot). But if Lindsey is releasing a new one I'll get that. I'm not a stevie fan (solo anyway) ....if i were to get any of hers I'd get belladonna but I don't really need it.

Wouter Vuijk

05-12-2005, 04:23 PM

SteveMacD

05-12-2005, 04:51 PM

Do these include the tracks (like "Greeny", which rendered Peter his nickname) featuring Peter, John and Aynsley Dunbar (dms) on the albums Looking Back, Thru The Years, So Many Roads, Rare Tracks Volume 1 & 2?
Lizard People
-This was a b-side for "In The Back Of My Mind," and was written by Mick Fleetwood.

Along For The Ride
-This is an album that came out last year. It's all new music. Mayall had a lot of guest artists, and Mick, John, and Peter played together on one song, along with Mayall and Steve Miller.

Drivin' On: The ABC Years
-I assume this is a collection of stuff he did in the '70s, post-Bluesbreakers.

The 1982 Reunion Concert
John McVie and Mick Taylor were in the band. I have a DVD from this period, and they played with Etta James and a few other great artists.

Stormy Monday
London Blues (1964-1969)
John Mayall Profile

I have no idea what's on these albums. :shrug: I think Profile was an album of new material that featured Peter Green. As for "Greeny," that was on Thru The Years. Although, my favorite from that album is actually the very Hendrix-esq "Curly."

SteveMacD

05-12-2005, 04:57 PM

Oops! I forgot I had that listed. All of them except for Time. I don't think it was on vinyl either.
I've never understood why folks who have every other Fleetwood Mac album don't have "Time." Okay, so there are a few bad songs, there are as many gems, especially from Christine, Bekka, and Billy. I'd take "Time" over "Penguin," "Heroes Are Hard To Find," "Mirage," and "Behind The Mask" anyday.

chiliD

05-13-2005, 11:00 AM

I have no idea what's on these albums. :shrug: I think Profile was an album of new material that featured Peter Green. As for "Greeny," that was on Thru The Years. Although, my favorite from that album is actually the very Hendrix-esq "Curly."

I THINK the recently expanded, deluxe 2-disc version of Mayall's A HARD ROAD album includes "Greeny" & "Curly"...well, let me go look on-line...the second disc has:

Looking Back (45, A-side)
So Many Roads (45, B-side)
Sittin' In The Rain (45, A-side)
Out Of Reach (45, B-side)
Mama, Talk To Your Daughter (A Hard Road outtake)
Alabama Blues (A Hard Road outtake)
Curly (45, A-side)
Rubber Duck (45, B-side)
Greeny (session outtake)
Missing You (session outtake)
Please Don't Tell (session outtake)
Your Funeral, My Trial (session outtake)
Double Trouble (45, A-side)
It Hurts Me Too (45, B-side)
Jenny (45, B-side)
Pictures On The Wall (45, A-side)
First Time Alone (from Mayall's Blues At Laurel Canyon album...the one song on the album that featured Peter Green; Mick Taylor was the lead guitarist in the Bluesbreakers at the time)

GateandGarden

05-13-2005, 11:14 AM

I've never understood why folks who have every other Fleetwood Mac album don't have "Time." Okay, so there are a few bad songs, there are as many gems, especially from Christine, Bekka, and Billy. I'd take "Time" over "Penguin," "Heroes Are Hard To Find," "Mirage," and "Behind The Mask" anyday.Time over Mirage?!? :shocked: :laugh:

But at this point I do prefer Time to Heroes are Hard to Find. The latter is hard for me to take.

shackin'up

05-13-2005, 12:16 PM

Time over Mirage?!? :shocked: :laugh:

But at this point I do prefer Time to Heroes are Hard to Find. The latter is hard for me to take.

really? I think the titlesong ALONE wins it against Time.....

GateandGarden

05-13-2005, 01:26 PM

really? I think the titlesong ALONE wins it against Time.....I may not have given it a fair chance yet (probably haven't), but the only songs I genuinely like to listen to on that CD are "Prove Your Love" and "Bermuda Triangle." Something about the production really bothers me and I don't know what it is. :shrug:

HomerMcvie

05-13-2005, 01:40 PM

Heroes is my least favorite Pre BN album. I HATE the horns. They scream "turn me off", at least to me.

shackin'up

05-13-2005, 01:46 PM

I HATE the horns. They scream "turn me off", at least to me.

I tend to agree with that, but the songwriting on this album is so much better than on Time....

GateandGarden

05-13-2005, 01:47 PM

I tend to agree with that, but the songwriting on this album is so much better than on Time....Lyric-wise, I think I have to agree with you there.

Jyqm

05-13-2005, 03:02 PM

well I have all 6 of the BN era studio albums plus the dance and LIB.

Am I miscounting somehow? There are five BN-era studio albums: Fleetwood Mac, Rumours, Tusk, Mirage, Tango.

I guess the ones that i dont have that I would like to have are.....well I don't want to get the pre-BN albums if theres a chance they're getting remastered. thats a waste.

People! Have we been following the same band all these years? I don't understand where this kind of naivete possibly comes from. This is Fleetwood Mac we're talking about. *If* any of the pre-1975 albums are ever remastered or reissued, it ain't going to be anytime soon. Hell, I'll be very surprised if we see Mirage or Tango reissued before the decade is out. These kinds of projects just don't seem to be of very much import to the band (or, perhaps more accurately, to Mick or John). And in the meantime, you're missing out on some incredible music. And THAT's a waste.

chiliD

05-13-2005, 03:56 PM

Am I miscounting somehow? There are five BN-era studio albums: Fleetwood Mac, Rumours, Tusk, Mirage, Tango.

People! Have we been following the same band all these years? I don't understand where this kind of naivete possibly comes from. This is Fleetwood Mac we're talking about. *If* any of the pre-1975 albums are ever remastered or reissued, it ain't going to be anytime soon. Hell, I'll be very surprised if we see Mirage or Tango reissued before the decade is out. These kinds of projects just don't seem to be of very much import to the band (or, perhaps more accurately, to Mick or John). And in the meantime, you're missing out on some incredible music. And THAT's a waste.

Yep...I held out as long as I could (due to lack of funds) to get the three remasters...I had the original CDs, so I found a store that buys back used CDs (or gives store credit) ...so I basically traded in the old CDs for the new ones...sure I had to drop a few $'s in on the deal too, but actually, for the price of buying ONE remaster, I got all three. Since it really looks like the rest of the catalogue isn't going to be released all that soon, you can pick up the pre-BN era Mac albums usually for under $10 apiece. When/if they're re-released, trade 'em in for the remastered ones.

chiliD

05-13-2005, 03:59 PM

Heroes is my least favorite Pre BN album. I HATE the horns. They scream "turn me off", at least to me.

They're on one friggin' song on the album! So you write-off a whole album because one song has horns? :cool:

SteveMacD

05-13-2005, 05:21 PM

Time over Mirage?!? :shocked: :laugh:

But at this point I do prefer Time to Heroes are Hard to Find. The latter is hard for me to take.
I really don't like Mirage. I think Stevie's songs are awesome, but Lindsey and Christine were very unispired, as if a lot of their songs were just album filler. While I like some of their songs, overall, the album just doesn't do it for me. The album, to me, sounds forced, as if nobody really wanted to be there.

Time was a very disjointed album, to say the least. But, there are a lot more gems for me than what was on Mirage. I will say that Dave Mason's stuff did little for me (which is a shame, as I'm a huge fan of Dave's). Christine, Bekka, and Billy more than save the album. Chris had three of her most honest songs (Hollywood, I Do, All Over Again), Bekka had three great songs (Winds Of Change, Nothing Without You, Dreamin' The Dream -a song that still gives me gooseflesh), and Billy had one of the best Mac tunes ever (Talkin' To My Heart), as well as another great song (I Got It In For You). Hell, I even liked Mick's song. It was a little on the Pink Floyd side, but it was still pretty good. So, while it is far from being a perfect album, there are more gems on this album for me than there are on the other Mac albums I listed.

SteveMacD

05-13-2005, 05:32 PM

They're on one friggin' song on the album! So you write-off a whole album because one song has horns? :cool:
Call me crazy, I actually liked the horns. I think "Heroes" is a good album. But like "Mirage," it sounds forced. On both albums, the creative chemistry seems to take a back seat to necessity of recording an album. Even before I knew the stories behind these albums, I could just hear that the band was straining to make the record. I think the same could be said about "Penguin." That album, like "Time" was pretty disjointed, and it sounded like the band wasn't sure it was doing the right thing.

For me, the band, regardless of incarnation, is at its best when they're excited or passionate to be working on a project together. I think in the case of "Mirage" and "Heroes," the band falls short on either account.

HomerMcvie

05-13-2005, 09:02 PM

They're on one friggin' song on the album! So you write-off a whole album because one song has horns? :cool:
It just starts out on the wrong foot. :sorry: Maybe I should burn a copy with the horny song last, except HAHTF and Penguin are the two I ONLY have on vinyl. I hate trying to get the needle in the right place on a record. :shrug:

GateandGarden

05-13-2005, 09:37 PM

I really don't like Mirage. I think Stevie's songs are awesome, but Lindsey and Christine were very unispired, as if a lot of their songs were just album filler. While I like some of their songs, overall, the album just doesn't do it for me. The album, to me, sounds forced, as if nobody really wanted to be there.

Time was a very disjointed album, to say the least. But, there are a lot more gems for me than what was on Mirage. I will say that Dave Mason's stuff did little for me (which is a shame, as I'm a huge fan of Dave's). Christine, Bekka, and Billy more than save the album. Chris had three of her most honest songs (Hollywood, I Do, All Over Again), Bekka had three great songs (Winds Of Change, Nothing Without You, Dreamin' The Dream -a song that still gives me gooseflesh), and Billy had one of the best Mac tunes ever (Talkin' To My Heart), as well as another great song (I Got It In For You). Hell, I even liked Mick's song. It was a little on the Pink Floyd side, but it was still pretty good. So, while it is far from being a perfect album, there are more gems on this album for me than there are on the other Mac albums I listed.Points taken about Time, and you may be right about Mirage, but I just find so much of it irresistable. Sure, Stevie's songs are my faves, but I love Christine's offerings deeply as well as Lindsey's "Can't Go Back." I think of some of the material as substandard or just too bizarre for me ("Empire State" and "Eyes of the World"), but I never really thought they weren't into it, necessarily. I could be biased because I just love the Christine stuff on there so much and refuse to believe she could have been uninspired, but it's particularly hard for me to believe about Lindsey. But does Lindsey ever sound uninspired? It seems that he gives everything his all, or is that just my perception? And am I right that it was Lindsey's idea to do the idea in the oldies style it's in?

MikeVielhaber

05-16-2005, 12:12 AM

Am I miscounting somehow? There are five BN-era studio albums: Fleetwood Mac, Rumours, Tusk, Mirage, Tango.

I was including Say You Will in with BN-era.....i guess time wise it's not part of the "era".....but I'll put it in with those albums because the 2 are in it though w/o christine it's probably an era on it's own.

GypsySorcerer

05-16-2005, 12:31 AM

I've never understood why folks who have every other Fleetwood Mac album don't have "Time." Okay, so there are a few bad songs, there are as many gems, especially from Christine, Bekka, and Billy. I'd take "Time" over "Penguin," "Heroes Are Hard To Find," "Mirage," and "Behind The Mask" anyday.

I've been on a Mirage kick lately. The only songs I dislike are "Empire State" and "Only Over You." I actually quite like Lindsey and Christine's songs on the album. (And of course, Stevie's.)

Jyqm

05-16-2005, 12:39 AM

I was including Say You Will in with BN-era.....i guess time wise it's not part of the "era".....but I'll put it in with those albums because the 2 are in it though w/o christine it's probably an era on it's own.

D'oh! Of course! How did I forget about it?

MikeVielhaber

05-16-2005, 09:10 AM

I've been on a Mirage kick lately. The only songs I dislike are "Empire State" and "Only Over You." I actually quite like Lindsey and Christine's songs on the album. (And of course, Stevie's.)

I enjoy Empire State and most of the other songs. "Only Over You" is probably one I skip....and I just can't listen to Stevie's country song....I HATE country. After a few years and I still had nev er fully heard that song I forced myself to listen thinking maybe it's good and I'm just not giving it a chance....and I hated it and was itching the whole time to hit the skip button. But I love Love In Store, Can't Go Back, Book of Love, Gypsy, Hold Me, and Eyes of the World. I don't think there's a Lindsey song on any FM album that I actually dislike.

SteveMacD

05-16-2005, 03:22 PM

chiliD

05-16-2005, 03:53 PM

I would, only because it's as much "Rumours" era as "Behind The Mask," really.

Meaning "It ISN'T Rumours-era at all", actually.

It's as close (if not closer) to "Buckingham Nicks" as it is "Fleetwood Mac", as well.

dissention

05-16-2005, 04:26 PM

dissention

05-16-2005, 04:30 PM

Gotta love those "Fair-Weather Fans." ;) :laugh:

:xoxo:

We all love fresh flowers, love, but after awhile, when they sit too long in the vase, they start to crumble and the water gets green. I think of Stevie's music the same way sometimes.

Jyqm

05-16-2005, 05:00 PM

I enjoy Empire State and most of the other songs. "Only Over You" is probably one I skip....and I just can't listen to Stevie's country song....I HATE country. After a few years and I still had nev er fully heard that song I forced myself to listen thinking maybe it's good and I'm just not giving it a chance....and I hated it and was itching the whole time to hit the skip button. But I love Love In Store, Can't Go Back, Book of Love, Gypsy, Hold Me, and Eyes of the World. I don't think there's a Lindsey song on any FM album that I actually dislike.

That's really interesting (and kind of sad). What is it that you so vehemently dislike about country music? Is it a problem with the lyrical conventions or the musical ones, or both?

I've always loved "That's Alright," even before I had any interest in country music. It's so wistfully poignant. And John's bassline is just great.

GypsySorcerer

05-16-2005, 05:03 PM

Oh, Krista. Oh, oh, oh. How do I love thee? :laugh:

Everything you said is spot-on.

:laugh: :xoxo:

I rarely listen to SA or RAL. With a few exceptions, they are embarrassingly subpar albums. We know what she's capable of, and "The Nightmare" and "Jane" ain't it. :laugh:

dissention

05-16-2005, 05:05 PM

:laugh: :xoxo:

I rarely listen to SA or RAL. With a few exceptions, they are embarrassingly subpar albums. We know what she's capable of, and "The Nightmare" and "Jane" ain't it. :laugh:

If liking those songs is the meaning of being a Stevie fan...I prefer to kick it. :xoxo:

MikeVielhaber

05-16-2005, 05:29 PM

That's really interesting (and kind of sad). What is it that you so vehemently dislike about country music? Is it a problem with the lyrical conventions or the musical ones, or both?

I've always loved "That's Alright," even before I had any interest in country music. It's so wistfully poignant. And John's bassline is just great.

no its not lyrics...i don't really even know the lyrics to the song....it's just the general sound of country music i dislike....i don't listen to enough country music to put it into adequate words of exactly what I dislike. But I do live in Texas so it's around. i usually also dislike the generic "country voice" but luckily stevie does not have that. but country music and rap are the two main genre's I dislike

Jyqm

05-16-2005, 06:05 PM

no its not lyrics...i don't really even know the lyrics to the song....it's just the general sound of country music i dislike....i don't listen to enough country music to put it into adequate words of exactly what I dislike. But I do live in Texas so it's around. i usually also dislike the generic "country voice" but luckily stevie does not have that. but country music and rap are the two main genre's I dislike

Would it be presumptuous of me to wonder if maybe you just haven't heard much good country music? Most of the country music that you hear casually just by virtue of living in Texas is probably the bottom of the barrel crap, just as most of the pop/rock songs you hear on corporate radio aren't anything to write home about.

If you can't articulate what exactly you dislike about country music in general, can you say what you don't like about "That's Alright?"

Sidenote: I really despise the "generic countyr voice," as well, and its a convention that really puzzles me, as country music used to be all about singing from a distinct voice. Johnny Cash, Willie Nelson, Dolly Parton, Loretta Lynn, Merle Haggard, Emmylou Harris... you only need to hear about two seconds of any one of their songs, and you know whose voice it is. And they bring something unique to any song that they sing. Whatever happened to that?

wondergirl9847

05-16-2005, 06:25 PM

I live in Texas too (Speaking of...Does Fort Worth Ever Cross Your Mind? LMAO! Sorry, George Strait humour.) and growing up, my dad listened to either oldies or country. I went through a period when I didn't like it at all, but lately, I've been listening to it more. I love 80's country, which gets knocked a lot for it's pop leanings. Dolly Parton is my favorite female country singer, she's just phenom. Her and Stevie are eerily similar too. Keith Urban is my favorite male country singer. I have never been to any country concerts (well, Keith, but that's Keith, baby!! LOL), don't own many country CD's, but I do love me some Ronnie Milsap, George Strait, and various songs from various people.

I would say in almost every genre, there's a sub-genre of singer/songwriter who is different, stands away from the norm. I would put Keith in that category. If you don't like country, that's cool, but there are lots of artists in various genres that might surprise ya. ;)

GateandGarden

05-16-2005, 06:28 PM

Sidenote: I really despise the "generic countyr voice," as well, and its a convention that really puzzles me, as country music used to be all about singing from a distinct voice. Johnny Cash, Willie Nelson, Dolly Parton, Loretta Lynn, Merle Haggard, Emmylou Harris... you only need to hear about two seconds of any one of their songs, and you know whose voice it is. And they bring something unique to any song that they sing. Whatever happened to that?I agree with you so much. Lately, a lot of what's being done has already been done before and done better by someone else.

But in reference to "That's Alright," some people tell me they just don't like twang in general. :shrug:

chiliD

05-16-2005, 07:02 PM

but country music and rap are the two main genre's I dislike

Hmmmm...then I guess I shouldn't suggest that you listen to Cowboy Troy, then? :shrug:

Cowboy Troy---Hick Hop! (http://www.cowboytroy.com)

SteveMacD

05-16-2005, 07:10 PM

Hmmmm...then I guess I shouldn't suggest that you listen to Cowboy Troy, then? :shrug:

Cowboy Troy---Hick Hop! (http://www.cowboytroy.com)
Ahh, a Hillbilly Homeboy!

shackin'up

05-17-2005, 09:31 AM

Sidenote: I really despise the "generic countyr voice," as well, and its a convention that really puzzles me, as country music used to be all about singing from a distinct voice. Johnny Cash, Willie Nelson, Dolly Parton, Loretta Lynn, Merle Haggard, Emmylou Harris... you only need to hear about two seconds of any one of their songs, and you know whose voice it is. And they bring something unique to any song that they sing. Whatever happened to that?

Well, there's still Steve Earle, Ilse de Lange an Ray Wylie "screw you,I'm from Texas" Hubbard....

GateandGarden

05-17-2005, 09:33 AM

Well, there's still Steve Earle...Yep, he's definitely in a class of his own. :nod: I imagine some of today's popular country music singers would want nothing to do with him. :laugh:

trackaghost

05-17-2005, 11:14 AM

Sidenote: I really despise the "generic countyr voice," as well, and its a convention that really puzzles me, as country music used to be all about singing from a distinct voice. Johnny Cash, Willie Nelson, Dolly Parton, Loretta Lynn, Merle Haggard, Emmylou Harris... you only need to hear about two seconds of any one of their songs, and you know whose voice it is. And they bring something unique to any song that they sing. Whatever happened to that?

You've forgotten the one and only George Jones, surely one of the greatest country singers ever.

I hate modern country music. Most of it sounds like bland pop music sung in the generic country voice you've described. Just cos you've got a twang in your voice doesn't make the music country.

Jyqm

05-17-2005, 06:13 PM

Well, there's still Steve Earle, Ilse de Lange an Ray Wylie "screw you,I'm from Texas" Hubbard....

Yes, and the lovely Lucinda Williams, too. Though she seems to get categorized as "rock" more than "country," I think, at least at the record store. Same for Steve Earle. Of course, the best music often does seem to defy easy categorization.

Jyqm

05-17-2005, 06:15 PM

You've forgotten the one and only George Jones, surely one of the greatest country singers ever.

Ah yes. And George Jones makes me think of one of his biggest admirers, Elvis Costello, who hasn't done too shabbily for himself with his forays into country terrain.

SteveMacD

05-17-2005, 06:28 PM

Yes, and the lovely Lucinda Williams, too. Though she seems to get categorized as "rock" more than "country," I think, at least at the record store. Same for Steve Earle. Of course, the best music often does seem to defy easy categorization.
They fall under what is usually called alt.country, No Depression, or Americana. And, there are others, too. Joe Ely/The Flatlanders, Ryan Adams/Whiskeytown, Blue Rodeo, Jeff Tweedy/Wilco/Uncle Tupelo/Jay Farrar/Son Volt, The Jayhawks, Gillian Welch, Neko Case, BR5-49, Cowboys Junkies, Junior Brown, and, of course, Gram Parsons. Some would say folks like Willie Nelson, Johnny Cash, Kris Kristofferson, Emmylou Harris, and The Band could also be considered alt.country.

HomerMcvie

05-17-2005, 09:13 PM

They fall under what is usually called alt.country, No Depression, or Americana. And, there are others, too. Joe Ely/The Flatlanders, Ryan Adams/Whiskeytown, Blue Rodeo, Jeff Tweedy/Wilco/Uncle Tupelo/Jay Farrar/Son Volt, The Jayhawks, Gillian Welch, Neko Case, BR5-49, Cowboys Junkies, Junior Brown, and, of course, Gram Parsons. Some would say folks like Willie Nelson, Johnny Cash, Kris Kristofferson, Emmylou Harris, and The Band could also be considered alt.country.
Hey Steve, you got the hyphen right in BR5-49! Almost no one does. :shrug: They are currently on hiatus- as Stevie, I mean Bob Dylan, stole their multi-intrumental show-stopping guy, Donnie Herron, for his latest tour. :mad:

I worked with Steve Earle a couple months ago, for the second time. I used to be a huge fan, but he's so depressing in person, that I prefer him on CD! RANT about this, RANT about that! What a downer. :lol:

Neko Case is coming up next month!!! She's great. What a voice.

I've worked with Junior Brown like 8 times, but, he was losing his hearing, so he turned WAAAY down, and now uses no monitors whatsoever(just listens to the house), so now I just hang out and get drunk in front of him! :lol:

dissention

05-17-2005, 09:49 PM

I worked with Steve Earle a couple months ago, for the second time. I used to be a huge fan, but he's so depressing in person, that I prefer him on CD! RANT about this, RANT about that! What a downer. :lol:

He comes across as such a whiney little maggot, I swear. I used to like him, but I've grown to abhor him.

SteveMacD

05-17-2005, 10:59 PM

Hey Steve, you got the hyphen right in BR5-49! Almost no one does. :shrug: They are currently on hiatus- as Stevie, I mean Bob Dylan, stole their multi-intrumental show-stopping guy, Donnie Herron, for his latest tour. :mad:
Damn you Bob Dylan. I've got a friend who's a die-hard BR5-49 fan. They're the only band with a number in their name that he'll listen to. I just remeber loving the ads they did for Southwest Air some years back ("You can fly to Nashville for a song").
I worked with Steve Earle a couple months ago, for the second time. I used to be a huge fan, but he's so depressing in person, that I prefer him on CD! RANT about this, RANT about that! What a downer. :lol:

I saw him a few years ago with Jackson Browne and Keb' Mo'. I agree that he's a bit of a downer, but I tend to agree with him on a lot of things. But, then again, if he's not going off on a political rant, he's talking about prison. Neko Case is coming up next month!!! She's great. What a voice.
I LOVE Neko.
I've worked with Junior Brown like 8 times, but, he was losing his hearing, so he turned WAAAY down, and now uses no monitors whatsoever(just listens to the house), so now I just hang out and get drunk in front of him! :lol:
I saw him last summer at the Greene County Fair. It was a great show. But, I have to admit that my favorite part of the show is when he played "Secret Agent Man" and "Foxy Lady." KILLER show.

HomerMcvie

05-18-2005, 02:28 AM

He comes across as such a whiney little maggot, I swear. I used to like him, but I've grown to abhor him.
Political malcontents. Weren't the 60's like 40 years ago? ;)

HomerMcvie

05-18-2005, 02:38 AM

Damn you Bob Dylan. I've got a friend who's a die-hard BR5-49 fan. They're the only band with a number in their name that he'll listen to. I just remeber loving the ads they did for Southwest Air some years back ("You can fly to Nashville for a song").
I remember from amfm that you have "numbers in band name" issues. :laugh:
I have ALL the SW Air videos, if you or your friend want them on mpeg.

I saw him a few years ago with Jackson Browne and Keb' Mo'. I agree that he's a bit of a downer, but I tend to agree with him on a lot of things. But, then again, if he's not going off on a political rant, he's talking about prison.
Believe it or not, I'm a pretty happy go lucky guy. I'm happy for Steve Earle that he's taking charge of all these issues, I just don't care. ;) Tell yur Mama, Steve! (Earle)
I LOVE Neko.
She's wonderful, and REALLY nice to work with!

I saw him last summer at the Greene County Fair. It was a great show. But, I have to admit that my favorite part of the show is when he played "Secret Agent Man" and "Foxy Lady." KILLER show.
He's a HELL of a player. I actually have friends in town that are his cousins. He usually goes and has dinner at their house. They promised me that I'm invited to their dinner next time he's in town.

Johnny Stew

05-18-2005, 03:24 AM

We all love fresh flowers, love, but after awhile, when they sit too long in the vase, they start to crumble and the water gets green. I think of Stevie's music the same way sometimes.My mom makes a killer spaghetti sauce. She doesn't have to tinker with the ingredients or start from scratch, because she perfected it years ago.

So when I want to eat the best spaghetti sauce around, I know exactly where to look... and I don't have to keep taste-testing, trying to find something better or more exciting than last week's pot of sauce.

I tend to think of Stevie's music that way. :nod:

shackin'up

05-18-2005, 08:18 AM

I plugged in a name I thought nobody knew.....but to no response....

Does this mean that anyone out there knows Ilse de Lange apart from dutch people?

Mari

05-18-2005, 08:25 AM

I plugged in a name I thought nobody knew.....but to no response....

Does this mean that anyone out there knows Ilse de Lange apart from dutch people?

Umm I'll shut up then. I do like her though. Not enough to get an album, but I might, in the future.

GateandGarden

05-18-2005, 08:46 AM

My mom makes a killer spaghetti sauce. She doesn't have to tinker with the ingredients or start from scratch, because she perfected it years ago.

So when I want to eat the best spaghetti sauce around, I know exactly where to look... and I don't have to keep taste-testing, trying to find something better or more exciting than last week's pot of sauce.

I tend to think of Stevie's music that way. :nod::xoxo: :xoxo:

desertangel

05-21-2005, 05:44 AM

I became a fan in the summer of 1997, and I think I feel pretty complete in my Mac collection for now. I don't expect I'll be buying anymore Mac or related albums unless new ones are released.

But I've got all the albums except for English Rose, which isn't necessary. All of Stevie's solo stuff, all of Lindsey's. Don't have In the Meantime, actually, but I don't really feel compelled to buy it. But I do have Chris' 1984 album, and her first one on vinyl somewhere. Then I've got Danny's Ram Jam City, Welch's French Kiss, Weston's There's a Heaven, and for Peter: the Green & Guitar compilation, Soho Session, and Destiny Road. And then Live in Boston, the two Vaudeville Years sets, London '69, Shrine '69... and then various bootlegs (including Buckingham Nicks, of course) and that's it, I think.

I don't really have much desire to delve any further into anybody's solo career, except maybe Peter's at some point. So I think I'm done. Cutting myself off! I think I've had enough!

My sentiments exactly... we became fans about the same time. I would still like to get Kiln House and English Rose. I don't want Time or any of Mick's Zoo stuff or Chris' stuff. Not that I don't like her music, I do, just not an entire album's worth. Someday I'll pick up OOTC, I used to have Law and Order back in the day. It seems Stevie's is the only solo work I can handle a whole album of. Back in 97 I used to think I would one day own everything in all of their catalogs, but that started getting kinda crazy (the cutting myself off part) and much of it I haven't listened to past the first few spins. I have my favorites and those are the ones I listen to with any frequency.

Laura

HomerMcvie

05-21-2005, 08:57 AM

So when I want to eat the best spaghetti sauce around, I know exactly where to look... and I don't have to keep taste-testing, trying to find something better or more exciting than last week's pot of sauce.

I tend to think of Stevie's music that way. :nod:
Where's the vomiting emoticon?

dissention

05-21-2005, 10:08 AM

SteveMacD

05-21-2005, 06:09 PM

Where's the vomiting emoticon?
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SteveMacD

05-21-2005, 06:10 PM

Where's the vomiting emoticon?
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SteveMacD

05-21-2005, 06:11 PM

Where's the vomiting emoticon?
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dudden22

05-21-2005, 06:19 PM

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:laugh: where did you get those?

dudden22

05-21-2005, 06:21 PM

I have everything after 1975 for fmac execpt behind the mask and time
I had all of Stevie solo, I sold Street Angel back, I would like to pretend that never happened.

No Lindsey or Chris solo yet. I am going for Out of The Cradle next.

ontheEdgeof17

05-21-2005, 06:56 PM

I
I had all of Stevie solo, I sold Street Angel back, I would like to pretend that never happened.

Ouch.

That hurts my everything.

dudden22

05-21-2005, 07:02 PM

Ouch.

That hurts my everything.
:laugh: :laugh:

That album just makes me sad. It was horrible and just such a sad time in her life.

ontheEdgeof17

05-21-2005, 07:04 PM

:laugh: :laugh:

That album just makes me sad. It was horrible and just such a sad time in her life.

Shush it! :X

It's my favorite album AND almost favorite tour.

Johnny Stew

05-21-2005, 07:22 PM

Where's the vomiting emoticon?Just pretend I'm talking about Queen Chrissy. ;) :laugh:

SteveMacD

05-21-2005, 09:35 PM

:laugh: where did you get those?
Well, I could tell you, but then EVERYBODY would start using them, and this place would turn to http://users.pandora.be/eforum/emoticons4u/obscene/eck28.gif. Before you know it, people would start http://users.telenet.be/eforum/emoticons4u/mad/348.gif and then http://users.telenet.be/eforum/emoticons4u/mad/359.gif and then http://users.telenet.be/eforum/emoticons4u/mad/206.gif and then http://users.telenet.be/eforum/emoticons4u/mad/1437.gif. Soon we'd start seeing http://users.telenet.be/eforum/emoticons4u/mad/1335.gif, which could lead to http://users.telenet.be/eforum/emoticons4u/violent/sterb324.gif and ultimately to http://users.telenet.be/eforum/emoticons4u/violent/sterb062.gif. So let's just give it a rest.

GateandGarden

05-21-2005, 09:42 PM

Well, I could tell you, but then EVERYBODY would start using them, and this place would turn to http://users.pandora.be/eforum/emoticons4u/obscene/eck28.gif. Before you know it, people would start http://users.telenet.be/eforum/emoticons4u/mad/348.gif and then http://users.telenet.be/eforum/emoticons4u/mad/359.gif and then http://users.telenet.be/eforum/emoticons4u/mad/206.gif and then http://users.telenet.be/eforum/emoticons4u/mad/1437.gif. Soon we'd start seeing http://users.telenet.be/eforum/emoticons4u/mad/1335.gif, which could lead to http://users.telenet.be/eforum/emoticons4u/violent/sterb324.gif and ultimately to http://users.telenet.be/eforum/emoticons4u/violent/sterb062.gif. So let's just give it a rest.:laugh::laugh:

HomerMcvie

05-22-2005, 04:03 AM

Just pretend I'm talking about Queen Chrissy. ;) :laugh:
It's all good, Bri Bri. Your Stevie worship seems to bring out the, errr, upchuck in people. Congrats! :rolleyes:

littlewolf

08-19-2007, 02:02 PM

The title of this thread got me thinking about the amount of records Fleetwood mac and it´s principal members have released.

The records i have now

Fleetwood mac -68
Mr.wonderful -68
Then play on -69
Future games -71
Greatest hits -72
Bare trees -72
Mystery to me -73
Fleetwood mac -75
Rumours -77
Tusk -79
Live -80
Mirage -82
Tango in the night -87
Greatest hits -88
Behind the mask -90

The original Fleetwood mac -77
Vintage years -75
Live at the bbc -95
Men of the world (3-cd) -05

Solo records

John Mcvie/Lola Thomas
Gotta band -92

Christine Mcvie
Christine Perfect -70
Christine Mcvie -84

Lindsey Buckingham
Out of the cradle -92

The Zoo
Shakin the cage -92

Stevie Nicks
Belladonna -81
The wild heart -83
Rock a little -85
The other side of the mirror -89
Timespace -91
Trouble in shangri-la -01

Buckingham Nicks
Buckingham Nicks -73

That´s 31 records in all.
And still i want,

Fleetwood mac:Kiln house
Say you will

Lindsey Buckingham:Under the skin
Mick Fleetwood:The visitor
Mick Fleetwood band:Something big
Christine Mcvie:In the meantime
Stevie Nicks:Crystal visions
Danny Kirwan:well,any of them really.It´s not like there´s much of a chance being choosy.

And though i always knew i didn´t have any Peter Green solo records,
it was a thing to take it in.I have always preferred Peter period of FM,
i´ve never got any of his solo records ´cause i don´t have any trust in them being any good.
Late 70´s/early 80´s records he doesn´t even play much as Snowy White handles much of the guitar parts.
Of the Splinter group records,only the first holds interest in me,mostly because Cozy Powell plays drums on it.

I think Fleetwood mac fans should be really grateful of the amount of records they have got to listen.
There´s plenty of bands/artists whose recorded legacy amounts to only a couple of records.

Musicman408

08-19-2007, 02:28 PM

uh...me, too, plus probably more. For instance, I don't have FM, live, 1980. And...Time?

I don't either. It's on my birthday wish list. :nod:

TheWILDheart

08-19-2007, 04:39 PM

I just have Live In Boston 2004 to get and my collection is complete.

michelle2677

08-19-2007, 05:06 PM

it might just be easier to post what I actually have

FM
heroes are hard to find
mystery to me
the white album
rumours
tusk
mirage
tango in the night
the dance
say you will
(also have greatest hits and the very best of)

Stevie
belladonna
the wild heart
rock a little
the other side of the mirror
street angel
enchanted boxed set
trouble in shangri-la
crystal visions

Lindsey
Go Insane
Out of the Cradle
Under the Skin

also have buckingham nicks
the chain boxed set
the dance dvd
the mirage tour on vhs
tango in the night
destiny rules

Miss Vicky

08-19-2007, 05:43 PM

I'll do what Michelle did and list what I have. Lemme see...

I have:

Fleetwood Mac:
The Complete Blue Horizons Sessions (Box Set)
Shrine '69
Then Play On
Bare Trees
Heroes Are Hard To Find
Fleetwood Mac
Fleetwood Mac (Remastered)
Rumours
Rumours (Remastered)
Tusk
Tusk (Remastered)
Live
Mirage
Tango in the Night
The Collection
Greatest Hits
The Fleetwood Mac Family Album
Behind the Mask
25 Years - The Chain (Boxed Set)
Time
The Dance
Legacy - A Tribute to Fleetwood Mac
The Very Best of Fleetwood Mac
Say You Will
Say You Will Special Edition
The Vintage Years Live

Bekka Bramlett
Bekka and Billy (With Billy Burnette)
What's In It For Me?

Lindsey Buckingham:
Buckingham Nicks (With Stevie Nicks, obviously)
Law and Order
Go Insane
Out of the Cradle
Under the Skin

Billy Burnette:
Frog Prince/One Extreme to the Other (Single)
Billy Burnette (1972)
Billy Burnette (1979)
Between Friends
Billy Burnette (1980)
Gimme You
Try Me
Soldier Of Love
Brother to Brother
Coming Home
All Night Long
Are You With Me Baby
Memphis In Manhattan
The Bluegrass Elvises Vol. 1 (With Shawn Camp)

Mick Fleetwood's Zoo/The Zoo:
I'm Not Me
Shakin' The Cage

Danny Kirwan
Ram Jam City

Christine McVie
Christine Perfect
Christine McVie
In the Meantime

John McVie
John McVie's Gotta Band With Lola Thomas

Stevie Nicks:
Bella Donna
The Wild Heart
Rock A Little
The Other Side of the Mirror
Timespace
Street Angel
Enchanted (Box Set)
Trouble In Shangri-La
Crystal Visions (CD/DVD Digipack)

Rick Vito
King Of Hearts

Bob Welch
Greatest Hits

Videos:
Live In Concert - Mirage Tour '83
Tango In The Night
The Dance
Live In Boston (DVD/CD Digipack)
Destiny Rules
Unbroken Chain
Two Sticks And A Drum
Classic Albums: Rumours
Lindsey Buckingham: Soundstage

Also, various soundtracks, musical guest appearances, movie appearances, bootlegs, demos, and outtakes.

I think that's everything.

michelle2677

08-19-2007, 07:44 PM

^^ god damn!! lol

and I forgot crystal visions, tango in the night video and destiny rules. must edit :laugh:

Miss Vicky

08-19-2007, 08:18 PM

^^ god damn!! lol

Yeah, and that's just audio/video. That doesn't count books, magazines, posters, t-shirts, etc.

It's a sickness. :o

bretonbanquet

08-19-2007, 08:21 PM

Here's what I have:

Fleetwood Mac
Fleetwood Mac
Mr Wonderful
Then Play On
English Rose
Pious Bird of Good Omen
The Complete Blue Horizons Sessions
Shrine '69
Blues Jam in Chicago
Live in Boston (3 CDs)
Madison Blues
ShowBiz Blues
Vaudeville Years
Kiln House
Future Games
Bare Trees
Penguin
Mystery To Me
Heroes Are Hard To Find
Fleetwood Mac + (Remastered)
Rumours + (Remastered)
Tusk + (Remastered)
Mirage
Tango in the Night
Greatest Hits (1971 and 1990s)
Behind the Mask
25 Years - The Chain
Time
The Very Best of Fleetwood Mac
The Best of Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac
Say You Will

+ compilations, and lots of singles with the rare B-sides etc

Peter Green
The End of the Game
In The Skies
Little dreamer
Whatcha Gonna Do?
White Sky
Kolors
Splinter Group
Destiny Road
Robert Johnson Songbook

+ compilations and singles

Danny Kirwan
Second Chapter
Midnight In San Juan
Danny Kirwan
Hello There Big Boy
Ram Jam City

+ singles

Jeremy Spencer
Jeremy Spencer
Jeremy Spencer and the Children
Flee
Precious Little

+ singles

Buckingham Nicks

Lindsey Buckingham
Law and Order
Out of the Cradle

Mick Fleetwood
The Visitor
Something Big

Christine McVie
Christine Perfect

John McVie
John McVie's Gotta Band w/ Lola Thomas

Bob Welch
French Kiss
Three Hearts
The Other One

Dave Mason
Best of Dave Mason

Billy Burnette
Coming Home

Bob Weston
singles

Videos:
The Early Years
Mirage
Tango In The Night
Two Sticks And A Drum

chiliD

08-20-2007, 08:49 AM

Here's what I need (yes, "NEED" is the proper terminology) on CD:

Bob Welch
His Fleetwood Mac Years & Beyond (Vol 1 & 2)
Bob Welch (1981)
Eye Contact
Live At The Roxy

Jeremy Spencer
first album
Jeremy Spencer & The Children (a cleaner copy)
Flee (the official release, not a crackly CDR burned from LP)

Danny Kirwan
Second Chapter
Midnight In San Juan
Hello There, Big Boy
Ram Jam City

Dave Mason
Dave Mason Alive
Dave Mason
Mariposo De Oro
Let It Flow
Crest Of An Old Wave
Some Assembly Required

Rick Vito
Rattlesnake Shake (UK/Euro version)

Stevie Nicks
Crystal Visions (only because of the previously unreleased tracks)

Christine Perfect
an official release of her first album on CD...I have a pretty good CD-R, though.

PenguinHead

08-20-2007, 10:16 AM

I love this definition of Fleetwood Mac, but it makes for some really fun additions to the catalogue.

"Werewolves of London" is definitely up there on my list of favorite Fleetwood Mac songs...

Anybody know any other non-Fleetwood Mac Fleetwood Mac songs?

In someways I consider the Walter Egan song o Magnet & Steel to almost be a Fleetwood Mac song...a close cousin perhaps. Great harmonies from Stevie, Lindsey's production...and is Mick playing on it? The whole song embodies many of Fleetwood Mac's style and quality.

You make a good point here. But still, given all the various combinations/phases of the band, what Fleetwood Mac represents to people is very varied.

There are specific generations of fans who still lament that the band isn't truly Fleetwood Mac since...

... Peter Green left.
... Jeremy Spencer left.
... Bob Welch left.
... Christine left.

That's why I can't understand "fans" that bitch about Christine's absence on Say You Will. It's a different band now, as is the natural history of Fleetwood Mac's evolution. But the fact is, the core continuity and soul of the band are Mick and John.

JazmenFlowers

08-20-2007, 10:17 AM

I have:

Fleetwood Mac:
Fleetwood Mac
Fleetwood Mac (Remastered)
Rumours
Rumours (Remastered)
Tusk
Tusk (Remastered)
Live
Mirage
Tango in the Night
Greatest Hits
Behind the Mask
25 Years - The Chain (Boxed Set)
The Dance
Legacy - A Tribute to Fleetwood Mac
The Very Best of Fleetwood Mac
Say You Will
Say You Will Special Edition

Lindsey Buckingham:
Buckingham Nicks (With Stevie Nicks, obviously)

Stevie Nicks:
Bella Donna
The Wild Heart
Rock A Little
The Other Side of the Mirror
Timespace
Street Angel
Enchanted (Box Set)
Trouble In Shangri-La
Crystal Visions (CD/DVD Digipack)

Videos:
Live In Concert - Mirage Tour '83
Tango In The Night
The Dance
Live In Boston (DVD/CD Digipack)
Destiny Rules
Classic Albums: Rumours

I pretty much copied V's and edited.

Chrislit18

08-20-2007, 11:16 AM

I Just need:
MAC-
Live
Live in Boston
[ive decided i only want rumours era stuff....]
Rumours Double Disk
FM double Disk
Tusk double Disk

Lindsey-
Under the Skin

Stevie-
Bella Donna [although i do have selections from the album...the three hits plus bella donna]
OSOTM [-ROF/ISMS(blueeyes)]
TISL
Timespace

Chris-
Christine Perfect
In the Meantime [besides You Are...but im really not crazy about the rest, so i might just not bother...]

danax6

08-20-2007, 02:20 PM

Oy.

I have...

albums
Buckingham Nicks (vinyl)
Fleetwood Mac (cd, vinyl, white vinyl)
Fleetwood Mac Remastered (cd)
Rumours (cd, vinyl)
Rumours Remastered (cd)
Tusk (cd, vinyl)
Tusk Remastered (cd)
Fleetwood Mac Live (cd, vinyl)
Law and Order (vinyl)
Bella Donna (cd, vinyl)
Mirage (cd, vinyl)
The Wild Heart (cd, vinyl)
Go Insane (vinyl)
Rock A Little (cd, vinyl)
Tango in the Night (cd, vinyl, cassette)
Fleetwood Mac Greatest Hits (cd)
The Other Side of the Mirror (cd, vinyl)
Behind the Mask (cd)
TimeSpace (cd, vinyl)
Out of the Cradle (cd)
Street Angel (cd)
The Dance (cd)
Enchanted Box Set (cd)
Trouble in Shangri-La (cd)
The Very Best of Fleetwood Mac (cd)
The Very Best of Fleetwood Mac double disc (cd)
Say You Will (cd)
Say You Will Special Edition (cd)
Under the Skin (cd)
Crystal Visions (cd)

dvds
Rumours A-DVD
Bella Donna 1981 Laserdisc
Mirage 1982 (two different dvds with crappy audio and one laserdisc with good quality)
Stevie Nicks Live at Red Rocks
Tango in the Night
The Dance
Destiny Rules Documentary
Lindsey Buckingham Soundstage
Live in Boston
Crystal Visions
Rumours Classic Albums
The Mick Fleetwood Story

singles
7"...
Buckingham Nicks - Crying in the Night
Stevie Nicks - Stand Back
Stevie Nicks - Stop Draggin' My Heart Around
Stevie Nicks - Edge of Seventeen
Stevie Nicks - Nightbird
Stevie Nicks - Rooms on Fire
Stevie Nicks - Talk to Me
Stevie Nicks - Sometimes It's a Bitch
Stevie Nicks - I Can't Wait
Stevie Nicks - If Anyone Falls
Fleetwood Mac - Rhiannon
Fleetwood Mac - Don't Stop
Fleetwood Mac - Dreams
Fleetwood Mac - Go Your Own Way
Fleetwood Mac - Sisters of the Moon
Fleetwood Mac - Tusk (Sara)
Fleetwood Mac - Tusk (Never Make Me Cry)
Fleetwood Mac - Sara (That's Enough For Me)
Fleetwood Mac - Oh Diane
Fleetwood Mac - Gypsy
Fleetwood Mac - Big Love
Fleetwood Mac - Oh Well
Fleetwood Mac - Save Me
Fleetwood Mac - Everywhere (also on cd)
Fleetwood Mac - As Long As You Follow (also on cd)
Fleetwood Mac - Family Man
Fleetwood Mac - Hold Me
Fleetwood Mac - Little Lies
Fleetwood Mac - The Farmer's Daughter
Fleetwood Mac - Isn't It Midnight (also on cd)
Fleetwood Mac - Love Shines (cd)
Lindsey Buckingham - Trouble

12"...
Stevie Nicks - I Can't Wait (extended mix)
Stevie Nicks - I Can't Wait (promotional copy)
Stevie Nicks - I Can't Wait
Stevie Nicks - Talk To Me (promo)
Stevie Nicks - Talk To Me
Stevie Nicks - Rooms on Fire
Stevie Nicks - Long Way To Go
Stevie Nicks - Whole Lotta Trouble
Stevie Nicks - Two Kinds of Love
Stevie Nicks - Stand Back
Fleetwood Mac - Big Love
Fleetwood Mac - Little Lies

So, aside from vinyl stuff and cd singles I guess what I really still need to get is the Time album, Lindsey's Law and Order and Go Insane on cd, Behind the Mask on vinyl and the 25 Years The Chain set.

Sarah

08-20-2007, 02:41 PM

I'm trying this from the best of my memory, because I'm not at home. I'm only counting hard copies, not computer files.

Fleetwood Mac - I have almost all of these in vinyl and CD, and I prefer to listen to FM on vinyl. And, odds are, if I have one copy of it on vinyl, I have 3 copies of it on vinyl. lol.

The Vintage Years - vinyl only
Complete Blue Horizon Sessions box set- need vinyl of the first 3 discs
Shrine '69
Then Play On - need vinyl
Kiln House - vinyl only
Future Games - vinyl only
Bare Trees
Penguin - vinyl only
Mystery to Me
Heroes Are Hard To Find - vinyl only
Fleetwood Mac
Rumours
Rumours (Remastered)
Tusk
Tusk (Remastered)
Live
Mirage - one vinyl copy signed by both LB & SN
Tango in the Night
Greatest Hits
Behind the Mask
The Chain box set
Time
The Dance - a bunch of copies, one autographed by Lindsey
The Very Best of Fleetwood Mac
Say You Will
Say You Will limited edition
Live in Boston (cd/dvd set)

LB -
Buckingham Nicks - vinyl only, duh
Law and Order
Go Insane
Out of the Cradle
Under the Skin

SN -
Bella Donna
The Wild Heart
Rock A Little - vinyl only
The Other Side of the Mirror - need vinyl
Timespace
Street Angel
Enchanted box set
Trouble In Shangri-La

Mick -
The Visitor - vinyl only
I'm Not Me - vinyl & cassette, lol

Christine -
Legendary Christine Perfect Album - vinyl only
Christine McVie
In the Meantime

John -
John McVie's Gotta Band With Lola Thomas

Original Tusk Doc
- need hard copy of mirage tour -
Stevie Nicks White Wing Dove 1981 whatever it's called
Stevie @ The Red Rocks
Tango In The Night
The Dance - vhs & dvd
Live In Boston (set w/cd)
Destiny Rules
Classic Albums: Rumours
FM - BTM
LB - BTM
SN - BTM
A freaking crap load of rarities, interviews, appearances, etc. on various VHS compilations

Various demo bootleg cds, tour rehearsals, etc., interview discs.. I have a cassette briefcase with 50 tapes of random junk that needs to be dubbed off, cleaned up, and uploaded.. I just don't have that kind of time.

As much as this list looks like.. I have so much more that I just haven't detailed. I also have the vintage posters, tourbooks, merchandise, 45s, etc. My whole thing is the 33RPM albums, though.. I've got probably 100 of them counting multiple copies, because I'm trying to get extremely good/mint condition albums and covers to frame and hang up in my music room. :distress: