Though absolutely unrealistic - Who would like to hear "Gold" live?
 

This would be a really big surprise and yes, it is absolutely unrealistic.
But let's just suppose...

What would you say if "Gold" would appear in the next setlist?

I would absolutely love it, since the song seems so perfect for the stage - it rocks and delivers great energy.
Lindsey could easily take over the John Stewart part and Stevie would be so perfect...

What do you think?

I would love to hear Lindsey & Stevie do Gold. But there are other FM songs they've never done before I want to hear more.

No, for two reasons

1) The original is perfect, hearing Stevie try and sing like that now would be... no.
2) They have their own songs that I'd prefer to hear live first :laugh:

Perhaps...if I could time travel back to about 1980 :shrug:

I'd take a restroom break

i really don't care for this song at all. if Stevie does it instead of Stand Back, i could live with that.

also this:

I agree with N.2, that's why I'm against IYD songs. But disagree with N.1, cause then she shouldn't sing Sara, Gypsy, and lot of old songs.

I do like the song and would enjoy to see L&S performing it. But as I said in other threads, there are lot of FM never played lived that deserve an opportunity.

If I was to pick a John Stewart song with Stevie that we could dream about hearing, it would be Midnight Wind.

Unfortunately, both Mr. Stewart and Stevie's 1979 voice have passed on.

I'd love it. Also Poor Poor Pityful Me, Zevon's song, would be a great thing Lindsey and Stevie could do. Very apropriate, too ;):D

I'd love hearing both Gold & Midnight Wind. Just don't know if Lindsey's voice could convey the gravitas that John Stewart had in abundance.

nah. :shrug:

If John Stewart was still alive and made a cameo guest appearance during an encore to do the song, fine. But, as someone already mentioned, he's not.

Plus, that song isn't associated with Fleetwood Mac...just Lindsey & Stevie, so it wouldn't really be appropriate to incorporate into a Fleetwood Mac set.

Since the precedent of their doing "Stand Back" & "Go Insane" in a Fleetwood Mac context, those "solo" songs are now, for all intents, Fleetwood Mac songs. Which is similar to the mid-70's Faces concert sets being half conceived of songs recorded & released on Rod Stewart albums (although a few fellow Faces members were on the original recordings)

I love the tune.I rather hear it in her solo set list then FM.She could ditch Rock and Roll and do Gold with Steve Real.

I would LOVE it. Gold is one of my favorite songs of all time. And back when it was a hit, I didn't even know who was playing/producing on it. I just loved the song. Which totally makes sense now, knowing the details.

I'd rather hear "Warewolves Of London".