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Originally Posted by EveryHour
What are your top picks for song that have and have not transferred well to the stage (past or present)?
Have not:
YMLF (moreso in the later years)
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Hm...I always thought YMLF translated pretty well to the stage, especially later on (i.e. The Dance tour). But anyway...and I think I'm just going to stick to the Fleetwood Mac versions, not solo live
Have:
Rhiannon (1975-76 especially well, 1977-80 pretty well, 1982 alright, 1987-90 (see below), 1997-Present - back to alright.
Landslide
Say You Love Me (always pretty good live but exceptionally good in '97)
I'm So Afraid
Blue Letter
Go Your Own Way
Gold Dust Woman
The Chain
You Make Loving Fun
Don't Stop
Second Hand News
Songbird
Tusk
IKINW
Sisters of the Moon
Angel
Beautiful Child
WMYTYTO
Think About Me
Not That Funny
Sara (1980, 2004 - I did NOT like the '82 version of this song regardless of people telling me it's the same arrangement as the Tusk tour...it's totally different sounding, and the arrangement is NOT the same, but enough of that. Oh, and the late 80's version was pretty lousy)
The Farmer's Daughter
Eyes of the World
Love in Store
Little Lies
Everywhere (I always thought live Everywhere kicked studio Everywhere's behind)
Big Love (still waiting for the full-band version of this one)
Isn't it Midnight
In the Back of My Mind
Save Me
Silver Springs
Red Rover
WTWCT
Running Through the Garden
Say Goodbye
Peacekeeper (it's not great, but it t
Have nots:
World Turning ( I hate the solo, just hate it ...Mick needs to be behind the drums)
Rhiannon (1987-90)
Dreams
Oh Daddy (it got better on The Dance tour, but I thought it really lumbered during the earlier tours)
That's Enough for Me
Sara (Post 1980 until it stopped being played until 2004)
Gypsy
Hold Me
Destiny Rules
Alright, that's all I have now...I think I was supposed to just do top picks and I kinda screwed that up!