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Atlas Sound did a cover of Walk a Thin Line that was doing the rounds on indie blogs recently.
Vetiver also covered Save Me A Place a while ago. Tusk seems to be a very big influence on a lot of the folkier indie rock these days. |
Hey, Thanks for posting this, there are some good songs and bands !
IMO, this John Mayer song isn't really good. Kinda boring...if FM would have sounded like this, I wouldn't be a fan :), but just my opinion.. |
Natasha's Daniel sounds the most Fleetwood Mac-ish to me, very Tango in the Night. Like, if Kate Bush and Lindsey worked together to create a song, that would be it.
(I'm making myself sad, because this is a dream. Both of them are genius producers.) |
My very favorite artist outside of Fleetwood Mac is Joseph Arthur. He was clearly influence by both Rumours era Mac, and Lindsey's solo career. Listen to this song... I've had friends swear to me they thought it was a new FM song:
http://listen.grooveshark.com/#/sear...d%20the%20moon Joseph's album Redemption's Son is one of my very favorite albums of all time, very powerful stuff. Another Current fav is Brookville. They even sampled Beautiful Child for a song called Fleet: http://listen.grooveshark.com/#/sear...kville%20fleet Their album Life In The Shade is without a doubt my favorite chill album. |
Check out the "influences" section of this band's myspace.
http://www.myspace.com/futureislands Listen to the song Little Dreamer to hear the influence. There's also a remix of it featuring Victoria from Beach House. Very nice!! http://pitchfork.com/forkcast/13544-...toria-legrand/ |
Rilo Kiley speaks Fleetwood Mac volumessss to me..
Especially Silver Lining.:) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=esKlr...x=0&playnext=1 |
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...and Dreamworld. Blake and Jenny are the Stevie and lindsey of today. As close as it's gonna get anyway. |
Yeasayer get comparisons to Lindsey and the Mac quite a bit. One review said:
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This one's from their last album. It's one of my favourites. I don't know that it's particularly Mac but it's a great song. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P2A_Juv213s Here is their new single (free to download from their site). It's a bit more Animal Collective (who are another slightly Lindsey influenced band) than Lindsey but there is something about the melody that's still a bit Lindsey-ish. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZKXujEphWS8 |
I've been pushing Elliott Brood Cavesingers and Decemberists as obvious Lindsey-influences repeatedly the last years. But -outside of Peestie, Suzyvermoesen and Trackaghost- noone really responds. Google/youtube those names and find clear Tusk-era lindseyreferences. ( the -male- voice of the Cavesingers even has Steviereferences every now and then)
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[QUOTE=louielouie2000;852755]My very favorite artist outside of Fleetwood Mac is Joseph Arthur. He was clearly influence by both Rumours era Mac, and Lindsey's solo career. Listen to this song... I've had friends swear to me they thought it was a new FM song:
http://listen.grooveshark.com/#/sear...d%20the%20moon Joseph's album Redemption's Son is one of my very favorite albums of all time, very powerful stuff. If that would have come out of the speakers back in 1977 when I first heard of Fleetwood Mac, I dont think I would be a fan of Fleetwood Mac. I shouldn't judge by one song but that is boring. Your friends really thought that was Fleetwood Mac? To each his own. |
I mentioned it in another thread, but that John Mayer sounds a lot like Say You Will!! :nod:
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Cavesingers were playing in Belfast last week and I wanted to go and see them but I've been so busy that I didn't get to go. That bummed me out a bit. :( |
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I think Fleetwood Mac's style of minimalism & pop production (rococo orchestration, lovely harmonies, taut & balanced playing, insinuating hooks, dry signals, idiosyncracies taking center stage -- what Musician magazine used to refer to as "neoclassical") have influenced bands since the very early 1980s -- maybe not exactly "indie" bands (because the concept itself hadn't developed) but bands that maneuvered themselves off the beaten path.
These bands would include Squeeze, Don Dixon, Daniel Lanois, Nick Cave & the Bad Seed, Warren Zevon, John Hiatt, Ry Cooder, Midge Ure, Rockpile, El Rayo-X, & that long-forgotten excellent pop group The Searchers (listen to "Love's Melodies"). |
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I've said it before, I'll say it again
Florence Welsh (Florence and the Machine) has some serious Stevie undertones both in her lyrics and definitely her live performances. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=buXa1YtqU7s I'm sorry.. I am adament that this is 1977 Rhiannon influenced.. :D |
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Although not really a modern day indie band I am very fond of the Smashing Pumpkins cover of 'Landslide.' Its very good.
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On the topic of Midlake, I've always found Head Home their most Fleetwood Mac-esque song. The beginning sort of reminds me of Sara, I really can't explain why. The guitar solo definitely reminds me of Lindsey's style of playing - that sort of repititive, almost roaring sound he creates. It's a fantasic song on its own merits, though. |
Free download of new Beach House single, "Norway", put up for free by the band.
http://www.beachhousebaltimore.com/ |
This was posted on Beach House's Twitter yesterday. Amazing.
"how did this crystal party boat by fleetwood mac slip by us for so long? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=069dPoK-1jc " http://twitter.com/BeachHouse2010 |
Girl Talk listed his favorite live sets of the year & one was Fleetwood Mac! Check it out...
http://cdn.pitchfork.com/media/girltalk.jpg Fleetwood Mac: Pittsburgh @ Mellon Arena This was the only show of the year that I attended with my parents. There were no openers and it was an older crowd, so the atmosphere seemed slightly stiff when they walked out on stage 15 minutes late. But they got everyone fired up immediately; old women were jumping out of their seats. It was mostly a greatest-hits sort of evening, but they also broke out some deeper cuts, like "Storms" from Tusk. My personal favorite of the night was their live-classic "Landslide". http://pitchfork.com/features/guest-...-best-of-2009/ |
Lloyd, I'm Ready To Be Heartbroken by Camera Obscura sounds like Belle & Sebastian doing Say You Love Me...
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An article I was just reading on Paste about Prince not wanting anyone to cover his songs led to me to this...the Atlas Sound cover of "Walk A Thin Line" mentioned earlier in this thread. I dig it.
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