'Everywhere' video
 

Probably only me, but I had never seen this before.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z5KMkaoQXRE

"Everywhere" is the song that made me become addicted to FM and I haven't seen the video in absolutely ages.

Thanks for sharing!:)

I had forgotten about this video. It always really irked me that the video had absolutely nothing to do with the song... and the band was nowhere to be seen in the video either.

Oh yes, I saw it years ago. Don't know why they didn't appear. Maybe it was during the Lindsey Buckingham leaving turmoil. I thought Mick appeared there but I didn't see him this time.
Can't remember if there is another Everywhere video version.

Never seen this before- thanks for sharing!!!

I thought there was one where there's a sillouette side profile of Christine near the end of the video, singing:confused:

Maybe I dreamt it up or thinking of a completely different video.

This is really weird! The version I remember from my childhood that MTV played all the time (and I have recorded on some old video somewhere) had Christine, Mick and John in silhouette throughout the video (but not Stevie tellingly, and Lindsey had left by that point). I prefer the one I remember, with the band, to tell the truth.

Aren't you confusing with Skies the limit?

That's the one they still show on VH1(classic) these days.

I cant imagine what the poem "The Highwayman" had to do with the Everywhere.

Great song , great poem but not together

the wind was a torrent of darkness among the gusty trees
the moon was a ghostly galleon tossed upon cloudy seas
the road was a ribbon of moonlight over the purple moor
as the highway man came riding, riding, riding
the highwayman came riding up to the old inn door

There is loads more but I can't remember it all!

Gail

I've never seen it either. Can someone post a link to it? Not sure how I missed it since I saw 'Big Love', 'Seven Wonders', & 'Little Lies'.

I remember that version. I had it on VHS until my mum threw it out by mistake.

Nope. The Skies The Limit is completely different and has the whole Behind The Mask era band in it including Billy, Rick and Stevie. The one I'm talking about is The Highwayman poem but with silhouettes of Christine singing and Mick and John playing.

I'm glad, that version is much better imo.

Here's the version with Christine, Mick and John in it:

http://vodpod.com/watch/592595-fleetwood-mac-everywhere

Thank you!