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Villavic 07-04-2006 05:09 PM

What happens today?? THE MAC POLL
 
This is the last time i try.. is it me or what??

MacMan 07-04-2006 05:38 PM

I picked the Rumours line-up, although I didn't mind the BTM or Time periods so much... but first choice of those three would be Rumours...

foxyluva 07-05-2006 04:15 AM

I was a Stevie fan before I got into the Mac, so I chose that. But if I listen to a FM album, Im not a person to skip everything but Stevie's stuff. But then again, I don't think much of any of the albums that FM made in which Stevie was not involved (I don't like the transitional years 70-74 or the "Time" period of FM. I do however like the Peter Green era :) )

eclipse 07-05-2006 05:47 AM

I took the any -lineup fan vote.
I have been listening to FM since I was 14 and I am now 48...
So I have listened forevah...
It was a bonus to me when they picked up Lindsey and Stevie... I went back and found the BN album (This was back..in the day...) And then, I became a REAL fan of both B and N.
I appreciated more of what they brought to FM-
Now, seems like 100 years later-
Still a FM fan but have become an obsessive Stevie fan...
and looking back over some of her material...I wonder why.

But alas, I am :shocked:

Gailh 07-05-2006 05:55 AM

Up until a few years ago I considered myself a FM fan whatever the lineup.

But since Christine left there's definately something missing.

If they tour in 2007 I probably wont go unless I have cast iron guarantees that she will be on stage. (she doesn't have to perform she could just do a little twirl)

Gail

danax6 07-05-2006 07:42 AM

Fan of just the Rumours line-up, a Stevie Nicks fan and a Lindsey Buckingham fan. :wavey:

JazmenFlowers 07-05-2006 08:50 AM

I'm a Stevie Nicks fan, but I like the band. I hold Christine and Lindsey in high regard and like their music a great deal, but no one comes close to my La Nicks.

jbrownsjr 07-05-2006 11:22 AM

I like any line up. I think Say You Will was a incomplete album with tons of filler. I don't like their live stuff much anymore due to them repeating every note and every talking line in every show for 100 times a year, with worn out voices. I guess I would have to say this line-up now is my least favorite due to sub-par performances. They don't sound too good to my ears currently.

David 07-05-2006 11:31 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by foxyluva
But then again, I don't think much of any of the albums that FM made in which Stevie was not involved (I don't like the transitional years 70-74 or the "Time" period of FM. I do however like the Peter Green era :) )

I love those "transitional" years a whole lot. I don't know why. And I wasn't crazy about them in my first years of fanaticism. But in recent years they have taken on a burnished glow, a soft satiny lustre, steeped in the honeyed memory of nostalgia, like that moment in art history when the Barbizon School gave way to the summer sun of Impressionism.

Plus, I now like the actual sound of the band in the early '70s! Maybe it's because it's the style of band I always wanted to be in but never found. To me, "Dragonfly" is the epitome of the style of those years.

HomerMcvie 07-05-2006 12:20 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jbrownsjr
I like any line up. I think Say You Will was a incomplete album with tons of filler. I don't like their live stuff much anymore due to them repeating every note and every talking line in every show for 100 times a year, with worn out voices. I guess I would have to say this line-up now is my least favorite due to sub-par performances. They don't sound too good to my ears currently.

That's about the smartest thing you've ever said.:shrug: ;) :D

Hawkeye 07-05-2006 01:15 PM

I picked any line up because Im a fan all Fleetwood Mac eras. My favorite era is 1973-1980, which includes the best of the Bob Welch years with the best of the Rumours era. I adore the first 3 Rumours era albums, but seriously Mirage and Tango in the Night just aren't that good to these ears. In fact I'd say those 2 albums are my least favorite albums in all of Fleetwood Mac's catologue.

Dark Angel 07-05-2006 01:19 PM

I like almost any lineup of FM, although I'm not a big fan of the 1994 tour lineup, though I do like Bekka. Dave Mason just does nothing for me. Also, the current lineup seems more like a stale version of Buckingham Nicks with backing musicians. I miss Christine badly. :distress:

jbrownsjr 07-05-2006 02:13 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by HomerMcvie
That's about the smartest thing you've ever said.:shrug: ;) :D

it probably is homie

DavidMn 07-05-2006 04:17 PM

I put other in the sense that I do enjoy the entire history of Fleetwood Mac, but I lean more towards the newer stuff. Anyone however that neglets pre 1975 Fleetwood Mac material is doing themselves a disservice in my opinion. But everyone has their own tastes.:)

DavidMn 07-05-2006 04:19 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jbrownsjr
I like any line up. I think Say You Will was a incomplete album with tons of filler. I don't like their live stuff much anymore due to them repeating every note and every talking line in every show for 100 times a year, with worn out voices. I guess I would have to say this line-up now is my least favorite due to sub-par performances. They don't sound too good to my ears currently.

Hey now!:laugh: Ahh what the heck, I really do enjoy them now, but to each their own.


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