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Old 11-08-2015, 04:38 PM
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The one thing that we can say for certain is that nothing can be predicted about Fleetwood Mac, especially in relation to anniversaries. There were no shows for the 25th anniversary( as the band was,strictly speaking, broken up in 1992) I remember when 'Say You Will' came out: I was sure that the album would be dedicated to Christine.Nothing, apart from a mention as an "additional" performer. In a way, I actually respect them for this: so many bands flog the anniversary/reunion/final tour/comeback thing to death AND often with only very few of the original members.
I doubt we will see another tour, certainly on the scale of 'On with the Show', for a variety of reasons which have already been discussed. One of these is the question of John: I couldn't see them doing it without him and, for me, it's not Fleetwood Mac without him.Period.
This recent/current tour has had one central theme- the return of Christine and the five playing together. And this has been such a blessing for long time fans like myself. I'm quite resigned to this being the last tour.If it is, then what a way to go! I told my two daughters (11 and 13),who we brought to their very first concert, that they probably won't see this again.
If we do, it will be a bonus. This wonderful band owes us nothing!
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