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HomerMcvie 05-01-2023 12:44 PM

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Originally Posted by bwboy (Post 1284332)
“Probably didn’t need the money?” You can’t possibly think Christine needed the money from the tour. She sold her catalog for a pretty penny right after, but I doubt it was because she “needed the money.” And I was ok seeing her perform those songs no matter who was playing guitar, whether it was Lindsey, Neil, or the second guitarist FM used on every tour. Just like I was just as happy when Lindsey performed Go Your Own Way whether Mick played drums or John played bass lol.

OF COURSE you were okay with whoever was on guitar. We'd expect nothing different from you.

jbrownsjr 05-01-2023 01:43 PM

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Originally Posted by HomerMcvie (Post 1284335)
OF COURSE you were okay with whoever was on guitar. We'd expect nothing different from you.

To be fair, I'd go see Christine even if goat was on guitar. :laugh:

bwboy 05-01-2023 01:46 PM

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Originally Posted by HomerMcvie (Post 1284335)
OF COURSE you were okay with whoever was on guitar. We'd expect nothing different from you.

:laugh: OF COURSE I was ok Homer! Just like I was ok when I saw Lindsey live and another guy besides Mick was playing drums and another guy was playing bass besides John. It seemed like everyone else there was ok with it, too!

BigAl84 05-01-2023 02:28 PM

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Originally Posted by bwboy (Post 1284332)
“Probably didn’t need the money?” You can’t possibly think Christine needed the money from the tour. She sold her catalog for a pretty penny right after, but I doubt it was because she “needed the money.” And I was ok seeing her perform those songs no matter who was playing guitar, whether it was Lindsey, Neil, or the second guitarist FM used on every tour. Just like I was just as happy when Lindsey performed Go Your Own Way whether Mick played drums or John played bass lol.

It's hard for me to believe she needed the cash, but I'm just repeating what she told Lindsey. "Sorry, I had just purchased a house"

My biggest beef with the 2018 tour is that there are cover bands that do a better job with the material than they did.

aleuzzi 05-01-2023 02:53 PM

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Originally Posted by BigAl84 (Post 1284338)
My biggest beef with the 2018 tour is that there are cover bands that do a better job with the material than they did.

Not a truer word has been spoken.

David 05-01-2023 03:04 PM

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Originally Posted by BigAl84 (Post 1284338)
My biggest beef with the 2018 tour is that there are cover bands that do a better job with the material than they did.

You should hear Leonid & Friends do Chicago’s “Beginnings.” Uncanny.

bwboy 05-01-2023 03:40 PM

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Originally Posted by BigAl84 (Post 1284338)
It's hard for me to believe she needed the cash, but I'm just repeating what she told Lindsey. "Sorry, I had just purchased a house"

My biggest beef with the 2018 tour is that there are cover bands that do a better job with the material than they did.

What can I say, I liked Christine. Sorry you and Aleuzzi thought a cover band was better than her. Which is what you both just said, that a cover band was better than Christine, John, Mick, Stevie, Mike, and Neil. So go see a cover band. Me, I just like Fleetwood Mac and the various members. I don’t worship one person so much that I hate the band. But that’s just me. OF COURSE! LOL!

UnwindedDreams 05-01-2023 04:22 PM

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Originally Posted by bwboy (Post 1284345)
What can I say, I liked Christine. Sorry you and Aleuzzi thought a cover band was better than her. Which is what you both just said, that a cover band was better than Christine, John, Mick, Stevie, Mike, and Neil. So go see a cover band. Me, I just like Fleetwood Mac and the various members. I don’t worship one person so much that I hate the band. But that’s just me. OF COURSE! LOL!

You just mischaracterized what they said. They were talking about Mike and Neil.

I saw four shows and I'll tell you from my 50 plus FM shows, they were forgettable. Mike's guitar made the evening sound like a honky tonk. There was no nuance in Hypnotized, it was a carbon copy of the recording. And I can't believe I heard 3 covers in an FM show that was supposed to celebrate the band's songs!

And aleuzzi for sure is one of the biggest fans of Christine. BigAl is a major FM fan and I think was a huge Stevie fan. These are not worshippers of Lindsey.

SteveMacD 05-01-2023 05:26 PM

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Originally Posted by UnwindedDreams (Post 1284347)
And I can't believe I heard 3 covers in an FM show that was supposed to celebrate the band's songs!

Fleetwood Mac playing songs from members’ other works was hardly new or unexpected. You can spin it however you want, but it’s something they’d frequently done prior to 2018.

SteveMacD 05-01-2023 05:28 PM

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Originally Posted by BigAl84 (Post 1284338)
It's hard for me to believe she needed the cash, but I'm just repeating what she told Lindsey. "Sorry, I had just purchased a house"

That house was in maybe the most expensive neighborhood in London, which is one of the most expensive cities on Earth. She very well might have needed the tour money.

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My biggest beef with the 2018 tour is that there are cover bands that do a better job with the material than they did.
Of course a cover guitarist trying to copy Lindsey is going to sound better. They’re not a legendary Hall of Fame guitarist with their own distinctive sound. They’re not trying to find a way to fit their sound into the songs.

jbrownsjr 05-01-2023 05:45 PM

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Originally Posted by SteveMacD (Post 1284350)
That house was in maybe the most expensive neighborhood in London, which is one of the most expensive cities on Earth. She very well might have needed the tour money.



I always took that as the down payment came from tour money instead of dipping into her stash.

UnwindedDreams 05-01-2023 05:50 PM

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Originally Posted by SteveMacD (Post 1284349)


Fleetwood Mac playing songs from members’ other works was hardly new or unexpected. You can spin it however you want, but it’s something they’d frequently done prior to 2018.

Spin an ice cream cone if you'd like.
Did Neil or Mike make new music with Mick, John, Stevie, and Christine in 2018?

It was unexpected, until the article where Mike said they were doing Free Fallin, because Mick said this was a new band. A new band means new music. Once you make new music with the band then you get to play your own stuff with FM. Did Neil or Mike play on any of the recordings of the FM songs that were performed in 2018 and 2019?

The 2018-2019 was the worst FM tour I saw.

UnwindedDreams 05-01-2023 05:52 PM

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Originally Posted by SteveMacD (Post 1284349)
Fleetwood Mac playing songs from members’ other works was hardly new or unexpected. You can spin it however you want, but it’s something they’d frequently done prior to 2018.

Where's the live album and dvd of the 2018 tour? It's been 4 years

SteveMacD 05-01-2023 05:59 PM

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Originally Posted by UnwindedDreams (Post 1284352)
Spin an ice cream cone if you'd like.
Did Neil or Mike make new music with Mick, John, Stevie, and Christine in 2018?

It was unexpected, until the article where Mike said they were doing Free Fallin, because Mick said this was a new band. A new band means new music. Once you make new music with the band then you get to play your own stuff with FM. Did Neil or Mike play on any of recordings of the FM songs that were performed in 2018 and 2019?

The 2018-2019 was the worst FM tour I saw.

That’s spin, though. It doesn’t change the fact that Fleetwood Mac has often played songs from a members’ other works. “Get Like You Used To Be” will always be a Chicken Shack song Christine brought into the Fleetwood Mac set.

SteveMacD 05-01-2023 06:02 PM

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Originally Posted by UnwindedDreams (Post 1284354)
Where's the live album and dvd of the 2018 tour? It's been 4 years

Where’s the live album and DVD of the 2009 tour? It’s been 14 years. When can we get new versions of Fleetwood Mac classics like “Stand Back” and “Go Insane,” or a lovely duet of “Say You Love Me?”

UnwindedDreams 05-01-2023 06:03 PM

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Originally Posted by SteveMacD (Post 1284355)
That’s spin, though. It doesn’t change the fact that Fleetwood Mac has often played songs from a members’ other works. “Get Like You Used To Be” will always be a Chicken Shack song Christine brought into the Fleetwood Mac set.

Why do you not acknowledge that it's a fact that each time a new member brought in their own work into a FM setlist, that member had made music as a member of FM?

The Don't Stop compilation did not have Hey Now Hey Now, I Got You, and Free Fallin on it. And should a 50 Year Tour have songs in it from people who had nothing to do with any of the songs on the 50 Year compilation?

bwboy 05-01-2023 06:05 PM

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Originally Posted by UnwindedDreams (Post 1284347)
You just mischaracterized what they said. They were talking about Mike and Neil.

I definitely did not mischaracterize what they said. They said Christine and Lindsey’s tour was incredible, but when Christine toured with Fleetwood Mac, a cover band did better than FM. I’m not misquoting them or taking anything they said out of context. It’s their opinion and they have the right to it. I just disagree. I think Christine was fantastic on the FM tour. Maybe they liked Christine better on her tour with Lindsey because she didn’t play keyboards much and they had prerecorded backing vocals? Who knows.

UnwindedDreams 05-01-2023 06:10 PM

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Originally Posted by SteveMacD (Post 1284356)
Where’s the live album and DVD of the 2009 tour? It’s been 14 years. When can we get new versions of Fleetwood Mac classics like “Stand Back” and “Go Insane,” or a lovely duet of “Say You Love Me?”

You are a true 2018 lineup apologist! Billy and Rick got a video, LSMJ got 2 videos, and LCMJ got a video.

The 2018 tour was not remarkable. Like Stevie says "we had to do the tour and when it was over, it was over"

UnwindedDreams 05-01-2023 06:13 PM

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Originally Posted by bwboy (Post 1284358)
I definitely did not mischaracterize what they said. They said Christine and Lindsey’s tour was incredible, but when Christine toured with Fleetwood Mac, a cover band did better than FM. I’m not misquoting them or taking anything they said out of context. It’s their opinion and they have the right to it. I just disagree. I think Christine was fantastic on the FM tour. Maybe they liked Christine better on her tour with Lindsey because she didn’t play keyboards much and they had prerecorded backing vocals? Who knows.

You said they said a cover band is better than her. They did not say a cover band was better than Christine. True fans of the Rumours lineup understood what they meant.

BigAl84 05-01-2023 07:21 PM

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Originally Posted by bwboy (Post 1284358)
I definitely did not mischaracterize what they said. They said Christine and Lindsey’s tour was incredible, but when Christine toured with Fleetwood Mac, a cover band did better than FM. I’m not misquoting them or taking anything they said out of context. It’s their opinion and they have the right to it. I just disagree. I think Christine was fantastic on the FM tour. Maybe they liked Christine better on her tour with Lindsey because she didn’t play keyboards much and they had prerecorded backing vocals? Who knows.

Yeah you totally put words in my mouth. I didn’t single out Christine and say a cover band was better than HER. Jfc…

SteveMacD 05-01-2023 07:27 PM

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Originally Posted by UnwindedDreams (Post 1284359)
You are a true 2018 lineup apologist! Billy and Rick got a video, LSMJ got 2 videos, and LCMJ got a video.

Not an apologist, just a fan who was tired of seeing the band on autopilot with completely predictable setlists, guitar solos, etc. and the over reliance on prerecords.

The highlight of the LBCM tour, for me, was seeing Christine having a good time on stage as well as hearing WYWH and “Hold Me” live. Otherwise, it was total Memorex, and that’s not my cup of tea.

I mean, I wasn’t a fan of the classic lineup not riding out into the sunset, but I was also not a fan of the prospect of another Memorex tour void of any spontaneity (aside from the ridiculously long, rambling speeches). I still would have gone because I wasn’t missing Mick, John, and especially Christine at their ages, but there would have been a frustration with that, too.

There were no perfect options for 2018. However, I got to hear all of the standards as well as Fleetwood Mac deep cuts and Lindsey Buckingham deep cuts, just not together. That’s more than I would have gotten without the split.

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The 2018 tour was not remarkable. Like Stevie says "we had to do the tour and when it was over, it was over"
Where did she say that? I haven’t really seen her comment too much about it. Anyway, those early shows were remarkable and courageous by Fleetwood Mac standards.

BigAl84 05-01-2023 07:30 PM

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Originally Posted by SteveMacD (Post 1284362)
Not an apologist, just a fan who was tired of seeing the band on autopilot with completely predictable setlists, guitar solos, etc. and the over reliance on prerecords.

The highlight of the LBCM tour, for me, was seeing Christine having a good time on stage as well as hearing WYWH and “Hold Me” live. Otherwise, it was total Memorex, and that’s not my cup of tea.

I mean, I wasn’t a fan of the classic lineup not riding out into the sunset, but I was also not a fan of the prospect of another Memorex tour void of any spontaneity (aside from the ridiculously long, rambling speeches). I still would have gone because I wasn’t missing Mick, John, and especially Christine at their ages, but there would have been a frustration with that, too.

There were no perfect options for 2018. However, I got to hear all of the standards as well as Fleetwood Mac deep cuts and Lindsey Buckingham deep cuts, just not together. That’s more than I would have gotten without the split.



Where did she say that? I haven’t really seen her comment too much about it. Anyway, those early shows were remarkable and courageous by Fleetwood Mac standards.

Uh…didn’t they cut the majority of the blues material and uh…..replaced it with predictable hits? They were adventurous for about a quarter of the entire tour?

SteveMacD 05-01-2023 07:35 PM

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Originally Posted by UnwindedDreams (Post 1284357)
Why do you not acknowledge that it's a fact that each time a new member brought in their own work into a FM setlist, that member had made music as a member of FM?

Because, regardless of the context, it doesn’t change the fact that Fleetwood Mac has a history of playing songs from members’ works outside of Fleetwood Mac.

However one chooses to contextualize Fleetwood Mac playing non-Fleetwood Mac songs is arbitrary. You contextualize it in a way that I don’t.

BigAl84 05-01-2023 07:39 PM

The only time between 1987-2018 that Fleetwood Mac attempted to go “all in” on the pre-75 material was in the absence of key members of the ‘75 lineup. It’s the same bull***** PR move they always revert back to while in crisis mode and incredibly enough somehow people buy into it as some profound thing to do. They had to fill out a set list, they could have done an all blues era tour but they chose not to. They rounded out the set with some blues tunes, a crowded house crowd pleaser and a Tom Petty crowd pleaser. There’s nothing effing courageous about it. It was a calculated move at every level and had nothing to do with a genuine reboot of the pre 75 material.

SteveMacD 05-01-2023 07:49 PM

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Originally Posted by BigAl84 (Post 1284363)
Uh…didn’t they cut the majority of the blues material and uh…..replaced it with predictable hits? They were adventurous for about a quarter of the entire tour?

Yeah, but that quarter was still the most adventurous thing they’ve done since the SYW tour. They eventually went mostly went on autopilot, with a few exceptions, like “Hold Me” and the occasional “Man of the World” and “Blue Letter.” However, even then, it wasn’t a total Memorex tour.

In retrospect, though, if they weren’t making new music, they really should have just brought back Billy and Rick. I don’t “get the premise” of bringing in two internationally acclaimed songwriters and musicians into the band and not making a new album.

BigAl84 05-01-2023 07:50 PM

As a fan of the pre 75 material - a tour with Mick, John, Christine, and Mike would have been sublime. That would have been the courageous move to make as a true revisit of that material. That alone probably would have earned them a residency at The Beacon and a PBS special.

SteveMacD 05-01-2023 07:53 PM

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Originally Posted by BigAl84 (Post 1284367)
As a fan of the pre 75 material - a tour with Mick, John, Christine, and Mike would have been sublime. That would have been the courageous move to make as a true revisit of that material.

I would have loved a Bare Trees 50th Anniversary theater tour with Mick, John, Christine, Mike, and Neil.

SteveMacD 05-01-2023 08:17 PM

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Originally Posted by BigAl84 (Post 1284365)
The only time between 1987-2018 that Fleetwood Mac attempted to go “all in” on the pre-75 material was in the absence of key members of the ‘75 lineup. It’s the same bull***** PR move they always revert back to while in crisis mode and incredibly enough somehow people buy into it as some profound thing to do. They had to fill out a set list, they could have done an all blues era tour but they chose not to. They rounded out the set with some blues tunes, a crowded house crowd pleaser and a Tom Petty crowd pleaser. There’s nothing effing courageous about it. It was a calculated move at every level and had nothing to do with a genuine reboot of the pre 75 material.

That’s a straw man. They never stated their goal was to go “all in” with the pre-1975 (and post-1987) material. They never denied that adding the non-Rumours material was anything other than a way to fill setlist space. It was never meant to be anything other than revisiting material they hadn’t done in a while in the absence of a principal songwriter.

In the case of the 2018 tour, they were doing a full career retrospective tour for a career retrospective comp that was coming out during the tour.

UnwindedDreams 05-01-2023 09:32 PM

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Originally Posted by SteveMacD (Post 1284369)
In the case of the 2018 tour, they were doing a full career retrospective tour for a career retrospective comp that was coming out during the tour.

Then why were three covers that FM never played before in a career retrospective tour setlist.

UnwindedDreams 05-01-2023 09:51 PM

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Originally Posted by SteveMacD (Post 1284362)
Not an apologist, just a fan who was tired of seeing the band on autopilot with completely predictable setlists, guitar solos, etc. and the over reliance on prerecords.

The highlight of the LBCM tour, for me, was seeing Christine having a good time on stage as well as hearing WYWH and “Hold Me” live. Otherwise, it was total Memorex, and that’s not my cup of tea.

I mean, I wasnÂ’t a fan of the classic lineup not riding out into the sunset, but I was also not a fan of the prospect of another Memorex tour void of any spontaneity (aside from the ridiculously long, rambling speeches). I still would have gone because I wasnÂ’t missing Mick, John, and especially Christine at their ages, but there would have been a frustration with that, too.

There were no perfect options for 2018. However, I got to hear all of the standards as well as Fleetwood Mac deep cuts and Lindsey Buckingham deep cuts, just not together. ThatÂ’s more than I would have gotten without the split.



Where did she say that? I havenÂ’t really seen her comment too much about it. Anyway, those early shows were remarkable and courageous by Fleetwood Mac standards.

Again, she said it to Zane Lowe.

I would say the 2003 and 2013 setlists were courageous by FM standards. Lots of new songs in 2003 plus Beautiful Child and return of Never Going Back Again. 2013 had the return of Sisters of the Moon after 30 years, a Buckingham Nicks demo, a new FM song, Not that Funny, Eyes of the World after 10 years. And as a fan of Stevie's costumes, they certainly were awesome for that.

Stevie showed no courage in 2018. Storms was done 80 times on Unleashed. Black Magic Woman is not her song and she spoke sang her way through it and did her ah-ah-ah-ahs.

If there was not going to be any new music in 2018 and they were truly courageous, they would have done 3 Behind The Mask Songs by Rick and Billy. Dropped Lindsey's 3 songs and do 3 from Time: Talkin To My Heart, Blow by Blow, and I Got It in For You. Stevie would have done Crystal, Angel, Affairs of the Heart, Sara, and No Questions Asked instead of Dreams, Landslide, Gold Dust Woman, Black Magic Woman, and Free Fallin' - keep Rhiannon for the hits fans and Storms so she could sing it to Mick.

I thought Christine's songs were fine.

Other than Tusk, what songs had prerecords in the 2014 Tour?

SteveMacD 05-01-2023 11:15 PM

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Originally Posted by UnwindedDreams (Post 1284371)
Again, she said it to Zane Lowe.

I would say the 2003 and 2013 setlists were courageous by FM standards. Lots of new songs in 2003 plus Beautiful Child and return of Never Going Back Again. 2013 had the return of Sisters of the Moon after 30 years, a Buckingham Nicks demo, a new FM song, Not that Funny, Eyes of the World after 10 years. And as a fan of Stevie's costumes, they certainly were awesome for that.

Stevie showed no courage in 2018. Storms was done 80 times on Unleashed. Black Magic Woman is not her song and she spoke sang her way through it and did her ah-ah-ah-ahs.

If there was not going to be any new music in 2018 and they were truly courageous, they would have done 3 Behind The Mask Songs by Rick and Billy. Dropped Lindsey's 3 songs and do 3 from Time: Talkin To My Heart, Blow by Blow, and I Got It in For You. Stevie would have done Crystal, Angel, Affairs of the Heart, Sara, and No Questions Asked instead of Dreams, Landslide, Gold Dust Woman, Black Magic Woman, and Free Fallin' - keep Rhiannon for the hits fans and Storms so she could sing it to Mick.

:shocked:

If you say so.

SteveMacD 05-01-2023 11:21 PM

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Originally Posted by UnwindedDreams (Post 1284370)
Then why were three covers that FM never played before in a career retrospective tour setlist.

I’ve answered that several times already.

UnwindedDreams 05-02-2023 05:50 AM

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Originally Posted by SteveMacD (Post 1284372)
:shocked:

If you say so.

Same bully of The Ledge who is mean to posters, thinks he's the be all and end all of FM, and belittles people. Different day.

jbrownsjr 05-02-2023 07:42 AM

Was I completely thrown when goat had Lindsey replaced? Sort of devastated and hurt, to be honest.
Did I blame the proper person for the firing? Yes, I believe I had blamed the direct person that caused it.

But, would I pass up the chance to see Christine McVie perform again after crying for years she'd left music and art? Absolutely not.
And she did play keyboards. I could see and hear them. Was it Sergei Rachmaninov, no.... But it was ****ing Christine McVie!

And if we are keeping score. The BTM tour in 1990, Cleveland, was one of the best FM shows I've ever seen. Electric and simply fantastic.
I have to agree with Steve that the Rumours 5 tour (as it was)... getting boring. Same thing every time. The 2018 show did have a few different things. Mostly Mick was unbelievably good that show.
Why was it getting boring. Because there's simply no chemistry left between SN/LB. They both bore me. But the core of FM is still a well oiled and beautiful machine.

bwboy 05-02-2023 10:53 AM

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Originally Posted by jbrownsjr (Post 1284376)
Was I completely thrown when goat had Lindsey replaced? Sort of devastated and hurt, to be honest.
Did I blame the proper person for the firing? Yes, I believe I had blamed the direct person that caused it.

But, would I pass up the chance to see Christine McVie perform again after crying for years she'd left music and art? Absolutely not.
And she did play keyboards. I could see and hear them. Was it Sergei Rachmaninov, no.... But it was ****ing Christine McVie!

And if we are keeping score. The BTM tour in 1990, Cleveland, was one of the best FM shows I've ever seen. Electric and simply fantastic.
I have to agree with Steve that the Rumours 5 tour (as it was)... getting boring. Same thing every time. The 2018 show did have a few different things. Mostly Mick was unbelievably good that show.
Why was it getting boring. Because there's simply no chemistry left between SN/LB. They both bore me. But the core of FM is still a well oiled and beautiful machine.

jbrownsjr, I’m in love. Seriously, what a great post. So cool, calm, and collected. And yes, that was a deliberate quote. This idea that Christine performed so incredibly on the Buck/Vie tour but not so on the following FM tour just seemed like a projection of their feelings for FM (and Stevie in particular) than an objective observer. Christine was incredible on that last tour, and was absolutely glowing. Yes, she had aged and the singing showed that, but man, what a night. I’m very thankful we all had the opportunity to see her a few more times live, with Lindsey and with FM.

I also appreciate your acknowledgment that the FM tour had some good things about it, even without Lindsey. Just like the Buck/Vie show had good things about it, and the BTM had good things about that, and the Time tour had good things about that, etc. it’s ok to say that all the various tours had some great qualities, as well as some disappointments, maybe.

I also appreciated your comments about Lindsey’s firing. I was initially shocked and appalled as well, but obviously came to feel way differently about it than many people here. Can you be hurt and angry about Lindsey’s firing AND still enjoy seeing FM live? Both things can be true.

HomerMcvie 05-02-2023 11:08 AM

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Originally Posted by bwboy (Post 1284379)
jbrownsjr, I’m in love. Seriously, what a great post. So cool, calm, and collected. And yes, that was a deliberate quote. This idea that Christine performed so incredibly on the Buck/Vie tour but not so on the following FM tour just seemed like a projection of their feelings for FM (and Stevie in particular) than an objective observer. Christine was incredible on that last tour, and was absolutely glowing. Yes, she had aged and the singing showed that, but man, what a night. I’m very thankful we all had the opportunity to see her a few more times live, with Lindsey and with FM.

I also appreciate your acknowledgment that the FM tour had some good things about it, even without Lindsey. Just like the Buck/Vie show had good things about it, and the BTM had good things about that, and the Time tour had good things about that, etc. it’s ok to say that all the various tours had some great qualities, as well as some disappointments, maybe.

I also appreciated your comments about Lindsey’s firing. I was initially shocked and appalled as well, but obviously came to feel way differently about it than many people here. Can you be hurt and angry about Lindsey’s firing AND still enjoy seeing FM live? Both things can be true.

Sucking up to the mods will get you nowhere. :D

bwboy 05-02-2023 11:18 AM

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Originally Posted by HomerMcvie (Post 1284380)
Sucking up to the mods will get you nowhere. :D

Wait- jbrownsjr is a moderator? I had no idea! I just know that lately, jbrownsjr’s posts have been incredibly well written, beautifully articulated, and stunningly accurate. And I love the new cologne he’s wearing. But no way would I suck up to the mods? :thumbsup:

BigAl84 05-02-2023 11:46 AM

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Good grief I thought we were having a conversation about a tour, not kissing each others a$$.

BigAl84 05-02-2023 11:58 AM

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Originally Posted by SteveMacD (Post 1284369)
That’s a straw man. They never stated their goal was to go “all in” with the pre-1975 (and post-1987) material. They never denied that adding the non-Rumours material was anything other than a way to fill setlist space. It was never meant to be anything other than revisiting material they hadn’t done in a while in the absence of a principal songwriter.

In the case of the 2018 tour, they were doing a full career retrospective tour for a career retrospective comp that was coming out during the tour.

Not to split hairs, but that collection was released Nov. 16 and the tour kicked off October 3. The tour didn't exactly kick off with new product. Sounds like they knew they needed to recoup cash with the ticket sales of that first leg being a complete disaster.

"All-In" is perhaps the wrong term, but that's the material they fall back on to fill in gaps, to sell/put spin on a new lineup. Irving Azoff had Stevie blabbering on about her love of the blues material when she didn't even know who wrote Black Magic Woman. My point being, there wasn't much courageous about it. It was the '87 playbook for the second time with different people.

jbrownsjr 05-02-2023 12:46 PM

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Originally Posted by BigAl84 (Post 1284382)
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Good grief I thought we were having a conversation about a tour, not kissing each others a$$.

Yea but we all know what BIG AL stands for. :xoxo::nod:


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