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Originally Posted by chiliD
I think it's BEYOND time that Fleetwood Mac scale back it's "Big Machine" pompous attitude and realize that they're NOT the "big sh*t" they still think they are. Time to downsize BEFORE they get the big slap in the face. The declining of doing the Clinton party is positive proof. They can't do a set without rehearsing for three weeks? What kinda crap is that? For as long as they've been playing, they should be able to play a 90 minute set by just showing up at the same place at the same time. There's just too much BS in Mac-ville anymore. Their next project should probably be their "Farewell". They're quickly becoming a parody of themselve.
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Actually, you're completely wrong. Fleetwood Mac hasn't been this popular since the Dance. I have young 13 and 14 year old students that are all into Rumours. Ever since the Glee episode, they have been dominating the younger demographic. The album has been in the top 100 albums chart since the episode in May. This next outing will probably be bigger than the last. They are very much still relevant, more today than in the past 15 years.