Oh- another note -
When I was on stage I noticed how short the height Stevie's mic was at. I mean, I know that she's small, but I remember thinking if I had to talk into her mic I'd have to bend down a good 4-5 inches.
As far as the show went, it was another great one. Stage was about the same height as the Anaheim show - 5 feet or so. Our seats were 4th row center, a little closer to Stevie's side. We had a great time. I know this will probably sound crazy, but at the beginning of the show Stevie looked at Kim and I and smiled like, there's those two again.
I could be wrong, but people have asked me over and over if I think she recognizes us, and I used to deny it. Now I think there's probably some truth to that. Stevie dedicated Landslide to a few named friends and San Diego, which was nice. In the closing remarks she mentioned San Diego being the place she was when she realized they really were going to "make it".
The only slightly annoying thing I noticed at both this show and the Anaheim one was the bald security dude who obviously works for the band that scopes out cute, young chicks from different parts of the venue up to Lindsey's area down in front. I mean, good for them and all, they're obviously thrilled. But what's the reason for it? I told myself that it's (hopefully) just that Fleetwood Mac wants hot, younger people down in front to have a good time so they can go back and spread the word about what a great band they are.... I guess.
As far as this venue goes, it was ok. Negatives were the bathrooms were outside the venue and the climb up the stairs to exit is a little much. I didn't have a problem because I do stairs evey day as part of my work out. But it would definitley be challenging for those in poor shape.
So, I'm happy to be the first person to ever get engaged on a Fleetwood Mac stage, in front of the man himself.
It couldn't have gone better.
Jamie