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Originally Posted by WelshWitchPMD
I have to say that I agree with your post 100%. I couldn't have said it better myself. I feel a spiritual connection to them that don't with any other artist.
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Yup - Regina pretty much said it exactly as I would have, too. Fleetwood Mac is
my band, and Stevie sings to me like no one else. I love her words, I love her passion. And every night is different to me - depending on where I'm sitting (or standing). I tend to watch Stevie the closest - I love to see every different nuance from show to show. I love standing up against the stage at Stevie's feet, thinking, "I am mere inches from Stevie Nicks." I love singing along with her. I love when she catches me singing along with her. I love the feeling of being there, hearing my favourite songs, among other people who love them the way I do. The reason I go to as many shows as possible is because I feel like they aren't going to tour forever... and I have to see them and hear them and experience them as much as possible while they are here. Sure, there are moments I don't care for (Mick's bored as ass drum solo), and I wish they'd shake up the speeches, but I'm not about to complain. Beyond that, I can't explain it. Fleetwood Mac and Stevie Nicks just hold a different place in my heart than any other band or singer I've ever loved. They're on a different level. And they are the only artists I travel to see.