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Originally Posted by BigAl84
I LOVE how you somehow can still quote bullish*t quotes from mick or Stevie as if it’s actual fact, as if you take it as complete truth.
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I think it’s hilarious that anyone is still debating what Mick was talking about to Rolling Stone in August, 2017. It was obvious to me he meant, pre-1975 material, and low and behold, they played Black Magic Woman, Tell Me All The Things You Do, Oh Well, Hypnotized, and, later, Man Of The World. And, they even did later songs like All Over Again and Isn’t It Midnight. Mick said that’s what they were going to do in August, 2017 and that’s exactly what they did. Where’s the bull****?
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Doing things we haven’t done in years does not automatically equate to pre-75 fm material.
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But the fact he mentioned Buckingham Nicks and Christine playing blues was a pretty good clue. It turns out that’s exactly what he meant. They actually did that.
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She could of been referring to Crystal or Blue Letter or When I See You Again. Clearly that quote illustrates Christine wanted to do some older blues stuff but to try and say it was Stevie? Gimme a break.
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The only actual blues song in the set was Black Magic Woman, which Stevie sang.
Funny how Fleetwood Mac is simultaneously blasted around here as being nothing more than a glorified backup band for Stevie, that Fleetwood Mac is now just the Stevie show, yet nobody wants to believe that Stevie was also responsible for the early and later era songs in the setlist. Nevermind the fact that the formula Fleetwood Mac used in 2018-19 was the same formula Stevie used in 2017.