View Full Version : Stevie Songs as Seen/Heard Through the Eyes of a BuckHead
you know how youtube is full of videos of SN parading in the top hat instead of videos of LB playing solos and letting fans strum his guitar during GYOW?
you know how Lindsey fans may not be that delighted to listen to a lot of adult contemporary type of songs instead of LB's rockers or baroque-y lush guitar pieces?
this year i finally had a chance to see FM in action. i was worried that as a primarily a Lindsey fan i will hate FM shows. but, turns out that there is a lot of stuff for Lindsey-fans to do during SN songs. like, watch and interact with Lindsey who has time to interact with audience the way he doesn't during his solo shows.
so while i will still complain about having to listen to many songs i don't like, not being able to influence the setlist changes or get any requests, show not going off track almost ever, outrageous ticket prices, having to be at a huge arena instead of at a nice intimate venue, no m&gs with LB where you can file all your complaints about the show with him (unless he drops in on Mick's like he did in Vancouver and Tacoma), i have to say there's still a lot of fun to be had as a LB fan at FM show during SN songs.
i've seen some nice examples among recordings from this year's tour, and so here are 2 i saw today, Stand Back and Gold Dust Woman (a SN song that i actually love) -
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and, did i mention Mick? <3
redtulip
05-22-2013, 09:13 PM
Love this idea! I have a couple videos in mind but I'll start with this one:
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Love how he sticks his tongue out at 2:00 and then of course the gorgeous guitar solo starting at 3:09. Lots of other smiles throughout the video and I also love how he sings along even when he's away from the mic.
Lindsfan
05-22-2013, 10:28 PM
this year i finally had a chance to see FM in action. i was worried that as a primarily a Lindsey fan i will hate FM shows. but, turns out that there is a lot of stuff for Lindsey-fans to do during SN songs. like, watch and interact with Lindsey who has time to interact with audience the way he doesn't during his solo shows.
I told you he'd keep your attention, and make her songs more bearable ;)
Anyways, I love Landslide, and seeing them together while performimg it...but truth be told, all I really see is Lindsey, even on that one :cool:
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I actually couldn't see Stevie (or John) well from my vantage point, but I'd sometimes catch a glimpse of her, and it startled me...seriously :shrug: I was so focused on Linds, I forgot the others were there :D
Even the drunk singers couldn't ruin this song, or Lindsey's playing...
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1:05 <3 <3 <3
new and fun ways of Rhiannon! especially between 0:42 and 0:58.......... some weird moves and Mick trying not to laugh -
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bombaysaffires
05-23-2013, 01:28 AM
new and fun ways of Rhiannon! especially between 0:42 and 0:58.......... some weird moves and Mick trying not to laugh -
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wow Mick looks O.L.D......
I love the premise of this thread. And there's some great clips here! Stand Back is a particular favourite of mine. LB is a fantastic showman even when he's in the backseat.
It's always a bit sad for me how people seem to only really enjoy the output of one songwriter or the other, rather than all of them, but it seems really common in Mac fandom. My partner actively dislikes Lindsey's songwriting and singing, and my sister actively dislikes Christine's (I guess she has it easy these days). It's completely understandable, but it still kinda bums me out and can't make things very easy. Glad you LB fans have found ways to enjoy the whole concert. :) These clips are awesome.
vivfox
05-23-2013, 09:19 AM
new and fun ways of Rhiannon! especially between 0:42 and 0:58.......... some weird moves and Mick trying not to laugh -
Body language dictates it looked more to me like(even though I can't see LB's mouth) LB was having a quick conversation with Mick. Mick's probably learned to read lips cause I'm sure he wouldn't be able to hear Lindsey.
holidayroad
05-23-2013, 09:20 AM
I definitely like what Fleetwood Mac as a group does. Of course, Lindsey is my favorite. I really enjoy the majority of Stevie's songs. I definitely love Christine's songs. I also like to listen to Bob Welch, Danny Kirwan, and Billy Burnette.
vivfox
05-23-2013, 09:23 AM
I love the premise of this thread.
It's always a bit sad for me how people seem to only really enjoy the output of one songwriter or the other, rather than all of them, but it seems really common in Mac fandom.
I agree Dex. I find it sad and amusing how the fans of each member feel the need to tear down the other's faves. Many of Lindsey's fans deplore Stevie. Many of Stevie's fans deplore Lindsey. Everyone seems to like Christine but if anyone says anything bad about her they get jumped on by everyone.
It's always a bit sad for me how people seem to only really enjoy the output of one songwriter or the other, rather than all of them, but it seems really common in Mac fandom. My partner actively dislikes Lindsey's songwriting and singing, and my sister actively dislikes Christine's (I guess she has it easy these days). It's completely understandable, but it still kinda bums me out and can't make things very easy. Glad you LB fans have found ways to enjoy the whole concert. :) These clips are awesome.
I agree Dex. I find it sad and amusing how the fans of each member feel the need to tear down the other's faves. Many of Lindsey's fans deplore Stevie. Many of Stevie's fans deplore Lindsey. Everyone seems to like Christine but if anyone says anything bad about her they get jumped on by everyone.
no reason to be sad.
you can't push down people's throats something they don't like or they are indifferent to, and life is too short to try to make yourself like something, especially when it is entertainment, that is there in the first place to make your life nicer and easier, more relaxed. it's not supposed to be work, it's supposed to be fun. and the posts and videos in this thread show how it can actually be a lot of fun, without having to like every song in the set, or even if you are indifferent to one of the performers / band members, but a huge fan of the other. especially if that other performer does everything in his/her power to make it worthwhile to everybody.
as far as different fan interactions, i found at these shows, where i met many primarily SN fans too, that we can all enjoy the shows and happily co-exist together, be respectful of each others' tastes and views, because in the end we are all there to have fun. i've really enjoyed meeting many different hard-core fans in front of the stage at the few shows i attended. :nod: :wavey: :xoxo:
michelej1
05-23-2013, 12:13 PM
I like all three of the devils just fine. I will say that during The Dance tour, during Stand Back, I never looked at Stevie even once as she performed that song during the entire tour. I just stared at Lindsey and Christine the whole time.
Generally speaking though, I like Stevie during Stand Back and feel I have seen her doing it solo enough that not seeing her sing it during The Dance tour didn't hurt anything.
Michele
Lindsfan
05-23-2013, 05:01 PM
no reason to be sad...as far as different fan interactions, i found at these shows, where i met many primarily SN fans too, that we can all enjoy the shows and happily co-exist together, be respectful of each others' tastes and views, because in the end we are all there to have fun. i've really enjoyed meeting many different hard-core fans in front of the stage at the few shows i attended. :wavey: :xoxo:
Yep! I met a lot of Stevie fans, and enjoyed the show standing right next to some of them :eek: We love who we love, that's all. Funny, because some were very over the top in their clothing, make-up, etc., which did make me chuckle a little...BUT, everyone just started talking, and it's not as if it was difficult to hold an enjoyable conversation :shrug: Far from it! All the fans got along fine - Chiffs, Buckheads, new fans, old fans...everyone :blob1::blob2::blob1::blob2:
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00:10 Video bomb/goofy face :p
00:17 Subtle, but ridiculously sexy shoulder shrug/kissy face :xoxo:
Perhaps I didn't express myself very well. I didn't mean that Mac fans didn't get along or that people needed to be forced to like anything. Far from it. But it's just kind of a bummer that there are huge chunks of the Mac catalogue that many fans don't get much out of. There are loads of artists that I can't get into, similarly, and that's a bummer too, because I often do feel like I'm missing out on something. The fact that that happens within FM fandom as a result of different songwriting styles within the band is just one of the more perplexing and unique things about the Mac. Perhaps "interesting" would've been the word to use over "sad". Didn't mean anything by it, guys.
And yes, elle. I agree with your sentiment. It is great that all the members of the band ensure that there's something for everyone to enjoy. And I'm pleased you enjoyed your first FM concert so much. :)
MikeInNV
05-23-2013, 06:23 PM
It's always a bit sad for me how people seem to only really enjoy the output of one songwriter or the other, rather than all of them, but it seems really common in Mac fandom.
Well no one has control over what their tastes are, and no one needs to defend their likes and dislikes. What is sad though (and fortunately this only applies to a few) is when the fans of one seem to actively go out of their way to make sure they don't enjoy anything about the other(s) at all. That's just silly, and you are only hurting yourself.
Well no one has control over what their tastes are, and no one needs to defend their likes and dislikes. What is sad though (and fortunately this only applies to a few) is when the fans of one seem to actively go out of their way to make sure they don't enjoy anything about the other(s) at all. That's just silly, and you are only hurting yourself.
Of course not. But when I dislike something that a lot of other people enjoy, I do find it a bit sad. And when I like a band but have to qualify it because I only enjoy particular eras or members, that too is a bit sad to me. It's not something I have to defend though, absolutely. But surely the enjoyment of more stuff is optimal. And I agree wholeheartedly with the rest of your post.
michelej1
05-23-2013, 06:39 PM
Body language dictates it looked more to me like(even though I can't see LB's mouth) LB was having a quick conversation with Mick. Mick's probably learned to read lips cause I'm sure he wouldn't be able to hear Lindsey.
Since Mick does have a loss of hearing, I bet he probably can read lips.
Still, one of the pleasures of being on stage for Mick is that he no longer has to listen to Lindsey and Stevie. He can just gape, point, bulge his eyes and smile at them when they approach the drum kit and they think they're being acknowledged. Doesn't really matter what they're saying.
John on the other hand is held captive on the floor. Stevie can just saunter up to him any time, lean in close and say whatever she wants. I'm sure sometimes she's giving him useful information about the sound, his bass level, etc., but 50% of the time I know she's saying things like, "I snagged my shawl" and "I think there are doves here." The poor guy has no where to go:distress:.
Michele
michelej1
05-23-2013, 06:59 PM
Perhaps I didn't express myself very well. I didn't mean that Mac fans didn't get along or that people needed to be forced to like anything. Far from it. But it's just kind of a bummer that there are huge chunks of the Mac catalogue that many fans don't get much out of. There are loads of artists that I can't get into, similarly, and that's a bummer too, because I often do feel like I'm missing out on something.
No, I know exactly what you mean and I do think it's sad. I've used this example before, but I'll say it again. I love Jimmy Stewart, but I don't like westerns. So, I've only seen about half of Jimmy Stewart's movies and I do feel it's as if seeing Stewart through a monocle, rather than with both eyes open. I call myself a Stewart fan, but by not paying attention to the westerns, I missed out on half of his evolution and I do regret it -- just not enough to sit through Cheyenne Autumn.
When Christine did Meantime and they told her that her songs sound like Fleetwood Mac she said, of course they do because she wrote most of the "blooming" hits. Then, she said, no, that she was heavily influenced by Lindsey as they all were and she copied a lot from him and I find (or imagine to myself) that they all copy from each other and speak to each other. I so much like looking at the parts of them that were formed through and because of Fleetwood Mac. I think I understand them more as solo artists via their non-solo work so I really appreciate the full picture.
Yet, I only look at Fleetwood Mac from 1967-1974 as a way to get closer to Christine. I don't embrace that era and don't want to explore it any more than I already have. So, I understand the disinterest, too.
Michele
Lindsfan
05-23-2013, 07:11 PM
Since Mick does have a loss of hearing, I bet he probably can read lips.
Still, one of the pleasures of being on stage for Mick is that he no longer has to listen to Lindsey and Stevie. He can just gape, point, bulge his eyes and smile at them when they approach the drum kit and they think they're being acknowledged. Doesn't really matter what they're saying.
John on the other hand is held captive on the floor. Stevie can just saunter up to him any time, lean in close and say whatever she wants. I'm sure sometimes she's giving him useful information about the sound, his bass level, etc., but 50% of the time I know she's saying things like, "I snagged my shawl" and "I think there are doves here." The poor guy has no where to go:distress:.
Michele
:lol: "I think there are doves here" almost made me spit up my drink!! :p:laugh::D
redtulip
05-24-2013, 12:20 AM
Love how Lindsey mouths the "bah bah" on SOTM in this vid at 1:03 and 1:57. I mean really, how many of us do the same thing? I know I do!
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sodascouts
05-24-2013, 02:22 AM
Well no one has control over what their tastes are, and no one needs to defend their likes and dislikes. What is sad though (and fortunately this only applies to a few) is when the fans of one seem to actively go out of their way to make sure they don't enjoy anything about the other(s) at all. That's just silly, and you are only hurting yourself.
Agreed. When I saw the title of the thread, I thought it would be Lindsey fans discussing Stevie's songs from an alternative perspective, which could have been interesting. Instead I find it is about the delights of ignoring her during a live show.
Disappointing.
Agreed. When I saw the title of the thread, I thought it would be Lindsey fans discussing Stevie's songs from an alternative perspective, which could have been interesting. Instead I find it is about the delights of ignoring her during a live show.
interesting how people see what they want to see, or bring in their own preconceived notions.
the point of this thread is not about ignoring Stevie, it's about enjoying what Lindsey does during the show.
shackin'up
05-24-2013, 08:25 AM
You know, I've always been a Fleetwood mac fan. After their heyday, I've always thought that lindsey kept developping outside and inside FM in a more interesting way than Stevie did. From the moment I joined The Ledge I was flabbergasted about the tribes over here, and before I knew it, the so called Chiffons did such a defensive appeal on me that I found myself in a camp.
But at heart- I'm a macfan and I'll always be. Therefore, the topic is not really my Cup Of Tea...
I don't know, shackin'up. I don't think this thread is really about FM-fan tribalism. It's just a fun subversion of the usual focus of these performances. I'm really enjoying these clips.
redtulip
05-24-2013, 08:37 AM
I think people are taking this thread way too seriously. :shrug:
redtulip
05-24-2013, 08:40 AM
I don't know, shackin'up. I don't think this thread is really about FM-fan tribalism. It's just a fun subversion of the usual focus of these performances. I'm really enjoying these clips.
This. I enjoy seeing what Lindsey is doing during these songs since in the traditional videos you find of the performances you miss all the nuances of what he's doing because the camera is usually focused on Stevie. I find it interesting to see what Lindsey and even Mick are up to as well. I'd say John too, but he's pretty much just standing on the side of the stage :D
Agreed. When I saw the title of the thread, I thought it would be Lindsey fans discussing Stevie's songs from an alternative perspective, which could have been interesting. Instead I find it is about the delights of ignoring her during a live show.
Disappointing.
This really isn't meant to be flippant, and to be honest that's the sort of thread I was expecting too. But if that's the thread you want, why don't you start it up? Sounds like a good one to me.
This. I enjoy seeing what Lindsey is doing during these songs since in the traditional videos you find of the performances you miss all the nuances of what he's doing because the camera is usually focused on Stevie. I find it interesting to see what Lindsey and even Mick are up to as well. I'd say John too, but he's pretty much just standing on the side of the stage :D
:laugh: I had wondered if an equivalent thread for Mick might be amusing as well, then briefly thought about John and decided "eh!... nah." ;) But perhaps he is a secret wild man on stage and we're all just too caught up with the other members to notice. ;) I think that's a lovely thought.
SadAngel86
05-24-2013, 10:33 AM
Love this idea! I have a couple videos in mind but I'll start with this one:
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Love how he sticks his tongue out at 2:00 and then of course the gorgeous guitar solo starting at 3:09. Lots of other smiles throughout the video and I also love how he sings along even when he's away from the mic.
I loooove this video! I remember making gifs of it because it was so shemexy!:laugh:
you know how youtube is full of videos of SN parading in the top hat instead of videos of LB playing solos and letting fans strum his guitar during GYOW?
you know how Lindsey fans may not be that delighted to listen to a lot of adult contemporary type of songs instead of LB's rockers or baroque-y lush guitar pieces?
this year i finally had a chance to see FM in action. i was worried that as a primarily a Lindsey fan i will hate FM shows. but, turns out that there is a lot of stuff for Lindsey-fans to do during SN songs. like, watch and interact with Lindsey who has time to interact with audience the way he doesn't during his solo shows.
so while i will still complain about having to listen to many songs i don't like, not being able to influence the setlist changes or get any requests, show not going off track almost ever, outrageous ticket prices, having to be at a huge arena instead of at a nice intimate venue, no m&gs with LB where you can file all your complaints about the show with him (unless he drops in on Mick's like he did in Vancouver and Tacoma), i have to say there's still a lot of fun to be had as a LB fan at FM show during SN songs.
i've seen some nice examples among recordings from this year's tour, and so here are 2 i saw today, Stand Back and Gold Dust Woman (a SN song that i actually love) -
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and, did i mention Mick? <3
That first video, elle! Great find! I love flirty Lindsey....makes me so wish I had front row seats!
shackin'up
05-24-2013, 11:08 AM
I don't know, shackin'up. I don't think this thread is really about FM-fan tribalism. It's just a fun subversion of the usual focus of these performances. I'm really enjoying these clips.
oh don't get me wrong, me too. I just thought that the thread would focus on the other Maccers from Lindseyfan perspective. Interesting.
Still, I think it's a shame that you can't be critical towards whoever in the band without getting defenders in your neck. When I found this board back in the day, I thought it was mindblowing that I found à place where I could find people with the same passion. And I did. But I had never ever pictured Fleetwood Mac fans as basicly a compound with three tribes batteling eachother.
chiliD
05-24-2013, 01:29 PM
oh don't get me wrong, me too. I just thought that the thread would focus on the other Maccers from Lindseyfan perspective. Interesting.
Still, I think it's a shame that you can't be critical towards whoever in the band without getting defenders in your neck. When I found this board back in the day, I thought it was mindblowing that I found à place where I could find people with the same passion. And I did. But I had never ever pictured Fleetwood Mac fans as basicly a compound with three tribes batteling eachother.
If you think it is bad HERE, just think what it is like actually being IN Fleetwood Mac! :laugh:
that's the sort of thread I was expecting too. But if that's the thread you want, why don't you start it up? Sounds like a good one to me.
:thumbsup:
:laugh: I had wondered if an equivalent thread for Mick might be amusing as well, then briefly thought about John and decided "eh!... nah." ;) But perhaps he is a secret wild man on stage and we're all just too caught up with the other members to notice. ;) I think that's a lovely thought.
it would! Mick has been another one who is so great to watch during these shows (although hidden drummer detracts a bit). people who i took to a show with me and were just casual listeners thought that:
a) the band as a whole is really great live and well worth seeing, they sound really tight even if you are not a fan and don't care that much about their songs.
b) Lindsey and Mick are unbelievable performers.
personally, i really enjoyed Mick's performances and was shocked when reading some of the reviews that described him as just a background to BN. they must have not been really watching the show.
now John, yeah, he is definitely not a flashy type. i watched him, definitely not a secret wild man we were just too busy to notice. :laugh:
michelej1
05-24-2013, 02:01 PM
You know, I've always been a Fleetwood mac fan. After their heyday, I've always thought that lindsey kept developping outside and inside FM in a more interesting way than Stevie did. From the moment I joined The Ledge I was flabbergasted about the tribes over here, and before I knew it, the so called Chiffons did such a defensive appeal on me that I found myself in a camp.
It seems to me that all message boards turn out that way. I think the Twilight movies coined the phrase "Team X" and "Team Y" but it seems like it's been that divisive way for 20 years now on the internet. And I agree with what you said about being pushed.
There's a reflexive push back. I thought I was neutral, but online supporters can make you feel you really dislike a character or performer, when what you really dislike are their fans.
Which is not to say that's what happened with me and Twilight. I just really, really hated Jacob all along, based on Stephenie Meyer's frustrating saga. His fans didn't drive me to it.:laugh:
Michel
There's a reflexive push back. I thought I was neutral, but online supporters can make you feel you really dislike a character or performer, when what you really dislike are their fans.
this. i thought about that a lot, recently.
i guess competitive nature is something that's normal to humans. also the need to feel like you belong to a group, although personally i like independence much better. i feel the need to break a group think a lot. or maybe i just like to argue. :laugh:
CADreaming
05-24-2013, 02:23 PM
this. i thought about that a lot, recently.
i guess competitive nature is something that's normal to humans. also the need to feel like you belong to a group, although personally i like independence much better. i feel the need to break a group think a lot. or maybe i just like to argue. :laugh:
Ow! I just bit my tongue... ;)
michelej1
05-24-2013, 02:41 PM
this. i thought about that a lot, recently.
i guess competitive nature is something that's normal to humans. also the need to feel like you belong to a group, although personally i like independence much better. i feel the need to break a group think a lot. or maybe i just like to argue. :laugh:
I don't like to argue per se, but I guess I love to complain and I don't want to be in a place where there's no complaining going on. I'm not a positive, happy, admiring and loving person at all. Get back, Satan, with that smiley face of yours.
Michele
sodascouts
05-24-2013, 04:51 PM
This really isn't meant to be flippant, and to be honest that's the sort of thread I was expecting too. But if that's the thread you want, why don't you start it up? Sounds like a good one to me.
I'm not qualified to even participate in a thread like that, much less start one. I'm not a Buckhead nor a chiffonhead; I like 'em both for different reasons. It's a weird no-man's land that I occupy and it makes me equally annoying to both camps! ;)
CADreaming
05-24-2013, 05:21 PM
I'm not qualified to even participate in a thread like that, much less start one. I'm not a Buckhead nor a chiffonhead; I like 'em both for different reasons. It's a weird no-man's land that I occupy and it makes me equally annoying to both camps! ;)
I fall into this category too!
Buckingham Nicks forever! :D
Lindsfan
05-24-2013, 08:08 PM
the point of this thread is not about ignoring Stevie, it's about enjoying what Lindsey does during the show.
I don't know, shackin'up. I don't think this thread is really about FM-fan tribalism. It's just a fun subversion of the usual focus of these performances. I'm really enjoying these clips.
I think people are taking this thread way too seriously. :shrug:
ALL of the above...YES!! It's a Lindsey forum, and we're simply discussing the joy of watching Lindsey in concert...that is all!
This. I enjoy seeing what Lindsey is doing during these songs since in the traditional videos you find of the performances you miss all the nuances of what he's doing because the camera is usually focused on Stevie. I find it interesting to see what Lindsey and even Mick are up to as well. I'd say John too, but he's pretty much just standing on the side of the stage :D
Big time! I can't tell you how many times I've seen a video of GYOW, for instance, and during the solo, all we see is Stevie walking around, while Lindsey is playing his heart out. My frustration isn't with Stevie. Why would it be? It's just that it's frustrating when watching a video of my favorite band, and I miss all the cool things Lindsey is doing, whether on Stevie's songs (like Lindsey's beautiful guitar work on Gypsy or GDW), or on his own songs (see, GYOW, above), even! I get that the video was shot by a Stevie fan. Makes sense they'd keep the camera on her. A FM fan would probably follow Lindsey on a Lindsey song and/or solo. That's why my videos of her songs, I mostly follow Lindsey with the camera. Because that's what/who I want to watch. This thread is just a way to share with newer fans, especially, what goes on on stage other than Stevie, since she really is, for various reasons, the focus in most online videos of the band. What's wrong with that??:shrug: We're simply trying to bring to the forefront, the videos that focus more on Lindsey while in concert with The Mac. There are far fewer of them, so they can be hard to find. We share the things we enjoy.
This really isn't meant to be flippant, and to be honest that's the sort of thread I was expecting too. But if that's the thread you want, why don't you start it up? Sounds like a good one to me.
I agree. Go for it :nod: Why not?
Ow! I just bit my tongue... ;)
Yeah, no kiddng , right? Who knew?! :lol::laugh:
Lindsfan
05-24-2013, 11:09 PM
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:xoxo:
Lindsfan
05-27-2013, 11:27 PM
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and, did i mention Mick? <3
It's such a neat thing to see him play on Stevie's songs, and watch - up close - all the little nuances he adds. Even when his back is to us, and he's facing Mick, you can watch him do all those cool spacey parts on GDW...
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...and all the ear candy he adds to Sisters of The Moon. I love the little fluttery thing he does at 2:54. In fact, I never tire of watching this video. It so beautifully shows his unique style of playing....I just love it!
michelej1
05-28-2013, 01:43 AM
And sometimes, like with Dreams, he is just staring straight ahead, as if in a trance. Seemingly disconnected, but always at one with his guitar.
Michele
I'm not qualified to even participate in a thread like that, much less start one. I'm not a Buckhead nor a chiffonhead; I like 'em both for different reasons. It's a weird no-man's land that I occupy and it makes me equally annoying to both camps! ;)
I'm not qualified to participate in a thread like that either... But I started it anyway. ;) Call me Maverick. It's looking a little feeble at the moment, so if any Lindsey fans are in the Stevie neighbourhood, feel free to try and mix it up a bit.
Blueletter18
05-29-2013, 10:52 PM
:lol: "I think there are doves here" almost made me spit up my drink!! :p:laugh::D
Haha yeah, that was great!!
Blueletter18
05-29-2013, 10:54 PM
This really isn't meant to be flippant, and to be honest that's the sort of thread I was expecting too. But if that's the thread you want, why don't you start it up? Sounds like a good one to me.
:laugh: I had wondered if an equivalent thread for Mick might be amusing as well, then briefly thought about John and decided "eh!... nah." ;) But perhaps he is a secret wild man on stage and we're all just too caught up with the other members to notice. ;) I think that's a lovely thought.
I also expected that, it does sound like a good idea for a thread, although I am also enjoying this one!
vivfox
06-03-2013, 05:26 PM
Gypsy(sound gets better after a minute) by ceoBailey(Phoenix May 30, 2013)
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Gypsy(sound gets better after a minute) by ceoBailey(Phoenix May 30, 2013)
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thanks Viv!!
aj.adams
06-08-2013, 09:57 AM
To be completely honest, I have never actually given the idea of there being different camps much thought, even though it's very clear that they exist. I have always thought of the 5 of them as brilliant in their own, different respects. At the heart of it, they've always been just 5 people in my opinion, all with varying talents and shortcomings. Beyond that, I view all of the incarnations of Fleetwood Mac in that respect. I'm sure that even those who don't favor the blues-era Fleetwood Mac would likely have a difficult time saying that "Albatross" isn't an amazing piece of musicianship.
I saw Fleetwood Mac for the first time in April. I found myself so completely lost in all of the performance's splendor. I remember being enamored by Lindsey's guitar playing and John's bass progressions and Mick's flawlessness behind the set. Stevie was fantastic as well. For me, being only 22, I was able to have a blast appreciating the music that I've adored since I was in the womb and not taking a split second of it for granted as I know that, as with any musician, that concert may have been my last opportunity to see them live.
So with regard to the camps that feel adamantly about one artist and not the other, I guess it's something that I don't particularly understand, which is not to say that it's wrong in any way (heck, from what I understand, the Twilight saga seems to thrive on it and its vast success is probably largely attributable to that very element). However, and this is solely how I view the music, are Stevie's Fleetwood Mac songs as fantastic without Lindsey's musical genius woven into them and supported by his guitar? Probably not. Just like Lindsey's Fleetwood Mac songs would probably not sound as fantastic without Christine's harmonies or keys supporting them. And would any of those records, including those pre-dating the "Rumours lineup" through the new EP, be as solid without the unparalleled rhythm section? I suggest not. Even Mick Jagger and Keith Richards, while hating each other more often than not, work in unison to create something that neither would be able to create on their own.
Stormwind
06-11-2013, 08:10 PM
BuckHead ? ChiffonHead ? Im a bit confused :D
parts of Stand Back from Cleveland (another fan filmed the whole thing too, it's somewhere on youtube i believe) - LB hamming it up -
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Sisters from Cleveland -
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Gypsy from Cleveland -
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vivfox
06-19-2013, 12:23 AM
Not sure if this qualifies, but...
Without You by kaypee24
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technically not a song, but this is hilarious!!
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technically not a song, but this is hilarious!!
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as well as this stand back from dublin 2009 at 0:40, 2:10 and a bit after 3 -
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Dreams from Jones Beach 6/22/13.... Lindsey getting in his smiles to the audience upfront.
towards the end of this show Stevie was getting really pissed at Lindsey's audience interactions... she even came over to our side for her golden shawl GDW dance - did she ever do that before?? she blocked my nice view of Lindsey's ass :distress: :laugh: (will upload that one later, probably in Rumours thread because unlike most of my vids it does have some Stevie considering she asserted herself :D ).
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michelej1
06-23-2013, 02:08 PM
she even came over to our side for her golden shawl GDW dance - did she ever do that before??
Not that I know of. Maybe she came over there because you looked like you wanted to see it up close.
Michele
Not that I know of. Maybe she came over there because you looked like you wanted to see it up close.
that must be it. :nod: :laugh:
Rhiannon with some nice guitar humping -
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Sisters of the Moon from Jones Beach -
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he was kinda performing for the camera somewhere towards the middle.
michelej1
06-23-2013, 06:19 PM
that must be it. :nod: :laugh:
So, where is your Without You intro? Did you merge it with Amlyn's as you mentioned or have we not seen it yet?
Michele
So, where is your Without You intro? Did you merge it with Amlyn's as you mentioned or have we not seen it yet?
Michele
nope didn't manage yet... have to find someone who knows how to do it - you know something like split screen with Stevie on one side and Lindsey on the other?
i just finished uploading it and posted it here http://ledge.fleetwoodmac.net/showpost.php?p=1096876&postcount=25
Gypsy at Jones Beach -
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Stand Back from Jones Beach -
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vivfox
06-27-2013, 08:41 AM
Without You intro 6-26-13 Des Moines, Iowa filmed by amp111379
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Without You intro 6-26-13 Des Moines, Iowa filmed by amp111379
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such great audience interactions, cute smiles and pulling all kinds of faces. :xoxo: :laugh: he seems to be such a happy, easily amused person these days.
when we saw them recently, my 10 year old commented that Lindsey is funny, making faces at people all the time. :nod:
redtulip
06-28-2013, 02:57 PM
Lindsey guitar beating and amusing Mick during Rhiannon in Des Moines
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Lindsey guitar beating and amusing Mick during Rhiannon in Des Moines
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wow he went to town in DM!! he did some of it at JB but not nearly as much. :laugh:
Lindsfan
07-02-2013, 09:44 PM
Lindsey guitar beating and amusing Mick during Rhiannon in Des Moines
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wow he went to town in DM!!
Understatement, Elle ;) Here's another:
I thoroughly enjoyed that :D
And now I'll go turn up the AC. How did it get so hot in here, anyways???
Lindsfan
07-06-2013, 02:46 PM
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vivfox
10-05-2013, 12:14 PM
Dreams by Scott Farrell
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Gypsy by Scott Farrell
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vivfox
01-01-2014, 05:56 PM
Sister's of the Moon by tsfmnlb
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Gypsy by tsfmnlb
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Gold Dust Woman by tsfmnlb
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(it's actually turned around now)
Stormwind
01-02-2014, 09:11 PM
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(it's actually turned around now)
He seems so relaxed :lol:
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