jan 2013 mojo magazine - FM issue
 

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Happy Friday everyone! Here's the new issue of MOJO, featuring Fleetwood Mac , Scott Walker, Peter Hook, Graham Parker, The 50 Best Albums Of 2012 and The Best Thing I've Heard All Year with Led Zeppelin Official , Bat For Lashes, Brian Eno, U2, Tame Impala, Johnny Marr and many more



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LISTEN: Two Tracks from "Rumours Revisited" Fleetwood Mac Mojo Magazine Issue

The Mad Mackerel have posted two tracks from the upcoming "Rumours Revisited" FREE CD that comes with the January, 2013 issue of Mojo Magazine...

Yeasayer "Second Hand News"
The Liars "The Chain"

There's also "Songbird" as a download on their site The Mad Mackerel

Both VERY different from the original... Songbird is lovely though. Remember they are re-imagined versions, so they weren't going for exact replicas...

Looking forward to the magazine, and of course your reactions to the covers.



http://madmackerel.org/2012/11/24/mo...urs-revisited/

Mojo’s Free Cover Disc – Fleetwood Mac’s Rumours Revisited
Posted: November 24, 2012 in Acoustic, Alternative, Electronic, Folk, Indie, Music, Pop, Rock
Tags: Liars, Staves, Yeasayer 2

The latest copy of Mojo has just dropped through our letterbox and the free cover disc is another in their series of classic albums re-imagined. This time it is Fleetwood Mac’s 1977 classic Rumours with the eleven tracks covered by artists including The Besnard Lakes, Dylan LeBlanc, Yeasayer, Julia Holter, Dutch Uncles, The Liars, The Staves, The Phoenix Foundation and more.

Mojo is available from all decent newsagents and this issue includes their top 50 albums of 2012 and end of year review.

Grab yourself The Staves taking on Songbird and listen to Yeasayer’s album opener Second Hand News and The Liars version of the classic The Chain.

Download The Staves – Songbird mp3 (from Mojo’s Rumours Revisited)



(click the link above to hear the tracks)

Nice. I'm excited. The timing could have coincided with a new project though, but this is good.

Michele

Oh my goodness Mojo. I just want to buy that issue in advance. I don't want to subscribe to your magazine. Stop making my life miserable. You'd make more money if you let me buy directly from you rather than going on Ebay to get it from someone else.

Michele

^^ The Barnes & Noble stores around me usually carry MOJO.

I can't wait to get this issue! Very cool :cool:

Mojo tells FM's story through video clips, 11-26-2012.

http://www.mojo4music.com/blog/2012/...d_to_rumo.html

"There are no second acts in American lives," opined F. Scott Fitzgerald. Lucky for Mick Fleetwood that he was born in Redruth in the far south-west of England, for few careers can have had more false finales than that of the beanpole drummer. Given fat chance when deserting mentor John Mayall's Bluesbreakers with bassist pal John McVie, but forging gold-star late-'60s blues-rock status as Fleetwood Mac, featuring the incredible Peter Green's spectral Les Paul; washed up when Green tripped out and shipped out in 1970 but soldiering nobly on with the help of canny hires Christine Perfect (later, McVie) and Bob Welch until the providential arrival of West Coast singer-songwriters Lindsey Buckingham and Stevie Nicks changed the game again. Fleetwood Mac's unlikely revival, peaking with the mega success of 1977's astonishing Rumours album, is explored in this month's MOJO magazine, as the group look back on a period of hope and heartbreak, music and madness, as love-lives were torn asunder in the pursuit of the muse. Audio-visual companion by Clive Prior...

Just bought this today:blob2:

So great to see FM on the cover and looking forward to hearing the CD of other artists covering their songs. There were only two copies left, apparently they flew off the shelves.

Have only flicked through it but there don't appear to be any new photos (most recent is a tour photo from 2009). Don't want to spoil it for people who buy a copy but just one small thing - Lindsey says that he would turn off the radio if he heard a track from Rumours playing!! Stevie wasn't too thrilled when she was told about it and had a bit of a go at him;)

Nice new interview with Chris, and a tribute to Bob Welch.

Hope everyone manages to get hold of a copy.

Ah, you are killing me. Hopefully mine will be here this week. Michele

I can listen to the studio versions of Rumours songs on the radio just fine. What I'd like to be able to do is turn off the concert when I hear those songs on stage, Lindsey, especially during a solo show.

Michele

Well said! :blob2:

Yet the man has no problem flogging those worn out songs to death for these endless Rumours rehash tours. :rolleyes:

Somehow, it really caught me off guard that Chris granted an interview! I guess I figured that she'd washed her hands entirely of Fleetwood Mac. I so miss her being a part of the Mac sphere. :nod:

Lindsey (discussing what he'd do if he heard a song from Rumours on the radio now):

"My kneejerk reaction would be to change the station....God! Why is that? I guess it's because it might dredge up the subtext around the songs, and that's not always pleasant."

Stevie's reaction:

"Oh Lindsey, what's the matter with you?" :D

The guy who wrote the article had interviewed her before during The Dance era, she told him then that she was leaving the band to move back to England.


She's asked 11 questions, nothing too mind blowing (again I don't want to ruin it for people who would prefer to read it themselves) but I was interested to read which three albums were her favourites.

:lol::lol::lol:

Did she say anything tender?

Oh, Chris don't upset me with your three album picks.

Michele

Not really. She didn't say much that we haven't heard already since she left, but it's still an interesting read.

I won't give away the album choices, other than to say that I thought she would have chosen Tango In The Night with 'Everywhere' and 'Little Lies' being such big hits for her - and the album selling so well...but nope, that wasn't one of her picks.