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More from John, 1/11/07
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That silly bassist...
loved his reply to Chris' "please don't come chasing after me with your gloves off":
"I don't do much chasing anymore, it's hard on the chair and scares my nurses."-John McVie |
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Meow to cat...that was too cute. Good question too. :thumbsup:
Why can't I think of a good question, dangit. :( |
so, he thinks Stevie wears her outfits well!
YES! a whole slew of new material from Stevie and Liddy? YES! Johnny wears eyeliner? :shocked: :D thanks JOHN! great answers! |
Regarding the addition of album tracks they've never performed before, he said, "we've tried that before and have been met with deafening silences."
I'm assuming he's talking about audience reaction there. It's a shame that, after 40 years in the business, they don't feel that they could allow themselves the luxury of playing a few more obscure tracks than what the average casual listener would be familiar with. But I can also see why they'd be concerned about "giving the people what they want," and when it comes to this kind of stuff, "the people" are those casual listeners and not the die-hards. Because, let's face it, die-hards will buy a ticket either way and they're not going to run off to the restrooms in mass numbers everytime the band plays an unfamiliar song. |
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Thanks lis and john! I was rolling at the "same eyeliner as me" comment. :lol:
I find it hard to believe their non hit setlist songs were met with "deafening silence". :rolleyes: I mean, c'mon, people aren't going to go to a show and not clap at all. |
"I do have a problem when she wears the same eye liner as I do. God, the arguments we've had about that. All the Best! John"
"I've got boxes of photo's going back to 1842 or whenever it was we started." John, you are soooo funny! Thanks for sharing your time with us!:woohoo: |
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i think it's the way they have marketed themselves... the majority of their fans don't know Empire State, or Can't Go Back... etc.... where bands like Rush could play any song of any album and it's known by their fans because they had a sort of underground niche.... i remember watching my parents faces of horror during Mirage tour when they did Not that Funny |
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All the screaming at the end. Egads, all the screaming! |
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(I'm laughing too hard to type anything funnier here.) |
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i wonder what tracks he's referring to when he says they were met with deafening silence. seriously. they did new stuff from SYW, and i don't remember a single show where the songs didn't get huge applause. (course, i've always been in the first 5 or 6 rows, so i may be getting a slightly slanted view). i'm really happy he answered - and i really hope he relays the idea of shaking things up to stevie and lindsey... |
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Did he REALLY think that FM fans wanted to hear this?(the answer is NO. He didn't care.) |
"I've been talking (via email) to Christine quite a lot. She's doing well and sounds quite happy with her life"
I knew that laptop would come in handy. Just as well Martin Wyatt got it for her! Perhaps John could persuade Christine to do a Q&A? Gail |
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Lindsey sure has a whole slew of new stuff, but Stevie? I want her to do "Shake Your Moneymaker" also. :laugh: |
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Shake your moneymaker.....I'd love that too. But Lindsey on slide? the guy doesn't even know how to use a pick!:laugh: |
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I sure hope so! Christine, IF you read this, I WISH that you'd choose to share a little bit of your time with us, and answer a few Fleetwood Mac questions, like John. Don't be afraid. We won't bite. |
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-Lis |
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I think we might have heard by now if she was up for it Gail |
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And, just cuz Jeremy was imitating Elmore James' version of "Shake Your Moneymaker" on the original Fleetwood Mac recording of it, doesn't mean that they'd keep the original arrangement. I think a re-arranged version would be cool. Bob Welch used to play "Shake Your Moneymaker" as an encore tune during his French Kiss tour Neither he nor Todd Sharp played slide on that version and it still kicked ass. :thumbsup: |
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Anyway, reading John's great answers I realized once again how lucky we are to have this opportunity. Thanks Marty and Lis! Romy |
Cheers, mate.
John McVie is the best. Not only do we get what seem like frank and thought out comments/responses from him, he's not trying to sell us golf clubs or timeshares in the process.
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^ So true, Dan. So true. :D
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Wow, he's really answering them at a blistering pace!:)
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Hehe, he answered my question about the tension after bella donna and Stevie's clothes. I was hoping for a cool story about Mirage, but I liked his answer. I thought it was cool that he thought Stevie wears her clothes well.
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Ok, folks...who else just soiled their shorts thinking of Mick, John, Jeremy & Rick jamming? {raises hand} :lol: DAMN! I'd love to hear a recording of THAT!! Talk about your "crossing eras".
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Thank You JOHN!!!
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John, has the best Q and As by far! Note to SN, "this is how you do it." It helps that he answered my questions, too.:thumbsup:
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I've never had the chance to see FM live, but I noticed when I went to see Lindsey, everybody was thrilled with every song - the more obscure, the better it seemed. But I guess the Mac Brand has to perform consistently. |
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