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ThePenguin 03-13-2005 09:41 PM

Rumours DVD reviews
 
http://www.digitalaudioguide.com/cgi...ock&product=21

Also some lady who reviews movies did a review of FM's Classic Albums:
http://64.233.187.104/search?q=cache...e%27s%22&hl=en

(scroll down to Monday June 15th)

Fleetwood Mac - Rumours
Another fascinating documentary in the BBC series "Classic Albums." Again this followed the structure of dissecting each of the tracks on the album, in exquisite detail. But at the same time, because the relationships between the members of the band were so volatile at the time the album was being recorded, this necessarily involved a lot of discussion of the band members' private lives as well. There were many revelations to me: Mick Fleetwood's great drumming, which I'd hardly noticed before this, John McVie's brilliant bass playing - what an artist! And Christine McVie's songwriting talent and the pivotal role she played in the band. But the best moment was John McVie's moving confession that he simply loved Christine to pieces and could not cope at all with their breakup. Another great moment in cinema!


--Lis

macfan 57 03-14-2005 07:04 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ThePenguin

Fleetwood Mac - Rumours
Another fascinating documentary in the BBC series "Classic Albums." Again this followed the structure of dissecting each of the tracks on the album, in exquisite detail. But at the same time, because the relationships between the members of the band were so volatile at the time the album was being recorded, this necessarily involved a lot of discussion of the band members' private lives as well. There were many revelations to me: Mick Fleetwood's great drumming, which I'd hardly noticed before this, John McVie's brilliant bass playing - what an artist! And Christine McVie's songwriting talent and the pivotal role she played in the band. But the best moment was John McVie's moving confession that he simply loved Christine to pieces and could not cope at all with their breakup. Another great moment in cinema!

--Lis

Now, that's a rarity. A Rumours review & only Mick, John & Chris(the core of Fleetwood Mac) are mentioned! :)


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