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Macfanforever 06-06-2011 11:44 PM

FM on MTV back in the 80's
 
Hi All .As I was playing with Youtube tonight I happen to come across "Tusk" from the first MTV broadcast .sorry .no time to edit .just fast forward to 5:32 "Tusk" will begin.



MacShadowsBall 06-07-2011 12:29 PM

I love youtube! :) Fleetwood Mac were fortunate to have an album released around the time that MTV began. MTV sure has changed alot! I kept expecting snookie to pop in somewhere! :lol: And the Tusk video with the cardboard cut-out of John, hilarious!

PenguinHead 06-08-2011 12:01 AM

The sound-mix is rather strange. The cardboard cut-out of John McVie is hilarious. I wonder why he could not make it to the event.
Stevie is smoking hot and sexy with in that dress, displaying her baton-twirling and marching talent!!

Notice how, in the last clip, she gets really excited and demonstrative -- apparently too much so for Lindsey. He stands up, attempting to calm her down.

The prior clip with Lee Ritenor (who?) is so aweful, but typical of a musical style of that era. Much credit to Fleetwood Mac for bucking(ham) that trend. and producing music that doesn't reek of that dated shmaltz.

That video was not from the 80's. It was 1979, but Lee Ritenor (where is he now?), provided a glimpse into what would become the worst of the 1980's

Spoinny 06-08-2011 11:18 AM

Look @ Lindsey @ 8:31. Wonder if he was annoyed @ Stevie then? LOL

henryscutter 06-08-2011 12:45 PM

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Originally Posted by Spoinny (Post 991889)
Look @ Lindsey @ 8:31. Wonder if he was annoyed @ Stevie then? LOL

Did not want her shakin it with all those college boys around :lol:

mottabam 06-08-2011 04:57 PM

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Originally Posted by henryscutter (Post 991918)
Did not want her shakin it with all those college boys around :lol:

Too Funny. Back in the early MTV days Fleetwood Mac and Stevie were in heavy rotation. Gypsy was on all the time as well as If Anyone Falls and Stand Back. Later on Big Love was frequently played as well.

michelej1 06-08-2011 08:24 PM

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Originally Posted by Spoinny (Post 991889)
Look @ Lindsey @ 8:31. Wonder if he was annoyed @ Stevie then? LOL

Too bad the rest gets cut off. Stevie sat down and had like an "oops" exclamation expression on her face. Christine laughed and leaned over and said something to Lindsey after that.

Michele

Bryan 06-09-2011 11:22 AM

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Originally Posted by PenguinHead (Post 991809)
The sound-mix is rather strange. The cardboard cut-out of John McVie is hilarious. I wonder why he could not make it to the event.
Stevie is smoking hot and sexy with in that dress, displaying her baton-twirling and marching talent!!

Notice how, in the last clip, she gets really excited and demonstrative -- apparently too much so for Lindsey. He stands up, attempting to calm her down.

The prior clip with Lee Ritenor (who?) is so aweful, but typical of a musical style of that era. Much credit to Fleetwood Mac for bucking(ham) that trend. and producing music that doesn't reek of that dated shmaltz.

That video was not from the 80's. It was 1979, but Lee Ritenor (where is he now?), provided a glimpse into what would become the worst of the 1980's

LOL i'm listening to 'Rit' *right now* it's not so bad:p I like when music becomes dated,it's the only sort of 'time machine' there is.And the schmaltzier the better! I love 80's cheese pop too on occasion..you can listen to it go''WTF was this''?!! ...(so bad it's good etc.)


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