Well I can't get the video to play. If someone could be so kind and post it in "YouTube" form that would be awseome.
But from the quotes posted in writing I'm not quite as alarmed as some of you:
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Originally Posted by MacMan
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"We are not supporting a new album," Lindsey says. "We thought it would be very appropriate to go in and really just look at the body of work that we have and put together something that we would enjoy playing. And not put ourselves in the pressure of trying to redefine ourselves with new material."
Stevie tells ET that the theme of the tour is to bring back the songs Fleetwood Mac fans know and love.
"This is our life," she says. "These are our beautiful songs that we worked so hard on, that you love. And for this one time, we're going to play all this for you."
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Lindsey is saying they're going back and looking at their body of work, their WHOLE body of work. There's just no pressure to play new stuff. And Stevie saying they're going to "bring back songs we know and love" implies that these are songs that have actually left! Unless she has total amneisia, she has to know that Dreams, GDW, Landslide, Rhiannon etc. have never left. So when she says bring back she has to be implying something in the vein of Sisters of the Moon.
I think we're getting a little "too" worked up over the whole hits thing. Its just a marketing tool to sell tickets. In reality I think it just boils down to, for the first time since the Mirage tour, Gypsy and Sara will be allowed to coexist in the same set, and thats the extent of it. Hell just simple math implies that they HAVE to play some rarities. You just take the SYW set subtract the 6 new songs and BAM. Now the variable of them singing Christine hits throws the whole equation off and Im really hoping thats not the case.