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77Rumours77 08-10-2004 04:38 PM

ehhhh..
 
Well if that is an avocado, its very un-ripened. A ripe avocado should be a dark (almost black) green. :thumbsup: :wavey:

marc402 08-10-2004 05:26 PM

i'll be getting this
exiting to see that jeremy is on it in adition to john ;)

shackin'up 08-10-2004 05:33 PM

1. That cover is the best Mac-related cover in at least 10 years.
2. The simple fact that Jeremy Spencer plays on it makes it worth while.
3. And then we have Jackson Browne.
4. And John McVie
5. I'd turn in two Christine McVie-solo-albums for this one unheard, without a blink of an eye.

gerald.

PS: I mean every word above.

shackin'up 08-10-2004 05:37 PM

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Originally Posted by 77Rumours77
Well if that is an avocado, its very un-ripened. A ripe avocado should be a dark (almost black) green. :thumbsup: :wavey:

Oh. In that case: I love unripe avocado's.

sodascouts 08-10-2004 06:07 PM

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Originally Posted by jwys_soapbox
Where did you get this track listing?!?

John

Surely he jests. lol

jwys_soapbox 08-10-2004 07:21 PM

Ok, ha ha all you "fire" yellers. I was thinking that it was odd they'd include "Somebody's Gonna Change Your Mind" given that drums are all but non-existent on that track. :p

John

GODDESS6 08-10-2004 07:43 PM

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Originally Posted by MacMan
MICK FLEETWOOD BAND: Something Big (Due in stores on September 28th)
http://www.sanctuaryrecords.com/albu...eetwood_sm.jpg

Sanctuary Records


This is the info posted at musictap.net

Sanctuary will release an album by The Mick Fleetwood Band called Something Big. This album is Mick's third solo outing and was recorded over the last few years. The band is a 3 piece one with contributions by such luminaries as John McVie, Jackson Browne, and Jeremy Spencer. You can pencil this one in for September 28.

i luv mick, i will have to get this 1, hell i bought john mcvie's cd, so i gotta get mick's & i did like some of the songs of off zoo~

brightest stevie blessings~ :]
jill

CarneVaca 08-11-2004 11:22 AM

Does anyone know anything about this Todd Wood. For all we know, he may be a terrific songwriter and musician.

And if he is, then that's what matters. Mick will just be doing his spongy 4/4 beats, which judging from the SYW songs, is about all he can muster these days.

SoundBoyBrad 08-11-2004 01:04 PM

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Originally Posted by CarneVaca
Mick will just be doing his spongy 4/4 beats, which judging from the SYW songs, is about all he can muster these days.

So true. As a drummer myself, I feel bad. But, at least it DOES keep the steering wheel drumming easy...;)

--Brad

"Everyone sees the tear in the seam, but talks about the weather..." -- LB

"She's back on that staircase, On the way up to her place..." -- SN

"Somebody's got to see this through, All the world is laughing at you; Somebody's got to sacrifice, If this whole thing's gonna turn out right..." -- FM

HejiraNYC 08-11-2004 01:09 PM

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Originally Posted by jwys_soapbox
This is interesting... It's the cover of the Allman Bros. Eat a Peach...

http://images.amazon.com/images/P/B0...1.LZZZZZZZ.jpg

John

I can't help but think about the similarity with Lindsey's proposed "Gift of Screws" cover. There's that surreal Magritte/Dali kind of vibe along with the automobile/vegetation theme...

http://www.fleetwoodmac-uk.com/image.../gos_cover.jpg

jwys_soapbox 08-11-2004 02:50 PM

The Allmen Bros. cover was used after one of the band members was killed in an accident with a peach truck. Kind of a bit of dark humor. What made me wonder about Mick's cover being an ode to the Allmen Bros one is whether there is some allusion behind the avocado along the lines of the one the peach truck cover suggests. As for the surreal cover, I have never seen that. Perhaps there is some link--especially if Lindsey does show up somewhere on Mick's cd. I could come up with a theory about Lindsey's surrender of his material to FM for SYW being a figurative death of the solo artist and the use of the similar image as a statement to that. My theory would be supported by the fact that "Eat a Peach" was an effort to salvage work the band had done on on a new album prior to the musician's death (his name was Duane Allman, by the way) by recording a bunch of additional stuff, eventually winding up with a double album. But since SYW didn't end up as a double album, my theory would be faulty, wouldn't it.... :rolleyes:

I see the Allman Bros. cover like this: The peach represents the work that Duane Allman participated in, while the truck symbolizes the band's effort to move on, while including--or carrying or containing--Duane's work. All this makes me wonder if the cover has been around for awhile because if it has it seems like it would be better suited as the cover for SYW, with the avocado--a fruit generally associated with California--being a symbol of Lindsey (a Californian) and the truck representing FM and its "carrying" Lindsey's work into a "sellable" product--a FM album.

John

Livia 08-11-2004 02:50 PM

I'd be the first one in line at Best Buy if "Have You Never Been Mellow" was really on it! :laugh:

CarneVaca 08-11-2004 03:06 PM

Oh, sorry, that was supposed to be Have You Never Been a Mellon.

By the way, is that "proposed GOS cover" real? Or did some fan just make that up?

estranged4life 08-11-2004 03:14 PM

I get it now...
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by jwys_soapbox
The Allmen Bros. cover was used after one of the band members was killed in an accident with a peach truck. Kind of a bit of dark humor. What made me wonder about Mick's cover being an ode to the Allmen Bros one is whether there is some allusion behind the avocado along the lines of the one the peach truck cover suggests. As for the surreal cover, I have never seen that. Perhaps there is some link--especially if Lindsey does show up somewhere on Mick's cd. I could come up with a theory about Lindsey's surrender of his material to FM for SYW being a figurative death of the solo artist and the use of the similar image as a statement to that. My theory would be supported by the fact that "Eat a Peach" was an effort to salvage work the band had done on on a new album prior to the musician's death (his name was Duane Allman, by the way) by recording a bunch of additional stuff, eventually winding up with a double album. But since SYW didn't end up as a double album, my theory would be faulty, wouldn't it.... :rolleyes:

Christine didnt leave FM, she was a victim of the dreaded avocado and thus is no longer with us...Damn, Then who is that other "Chris" that released the new solo album? Man, talk about a McCartney like replacement :lol: :lol: :lol:

Brian "I played 'Over & Over' backwards and heard the subliminal message 'Chris is dead' :laugh: " j.

dissention 08-11-2004 03:16 PM

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Originally Posted by Livia
I'd be the first one in line at Best Buy if "Have You Never Been Mellow" was really on it! :laugh:

I'd buy it if it had "Have You Never Had Marshmallow." ;)


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