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Old 03-06-2013, 03:44 PM
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What would your setlist of 24 non-top-40 songs look like for 2013? How would it change if Chris were back on stage too?

Your list must exclude:
Over My Head
Rhiannon
Say You Love Me
Go Your Own Way
Dreams
Don't Stop
You Make Loving Fun
Tusk
Sara
Think About Me
Hold Me
Gypsy
Love in Store
Big Love
Seven Wonders
Everywhere
Little Lies
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Old 03-06-2013, 03:53 PM
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Would the 24 include the 3 new songs?
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Old 03-06-2013, 03:59 PM
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What would your setlist of 24 non-top-40 songs look like for 2013? How would it change if Chris were back on stage too?

Your list must exclude:
Over My Head
Rhiannon
Say You Love Me
Go Your Own Way
Dreams
Don't Stop
You Make Loving Fun
Tusk
Sara
Think About Me
Hold Me
Gypsy
Love in Store
Big Love
Seven Wonders
Everywhere
Little Lies
just curious, how did you come up with these?

for example, Think About Me, Hold Me, and Everywhere have never really been FM staples live.

conversely, would you call The Chain a deep cut? or a LB staple ISA that he rarely doesn't perform live.
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Old 03-06-2013, 04:03 PM
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I was going to edit my original post- you guys are good

You can add whichever songs you want as an encore, and your list does NOT have to include the three new songs.

The list is just their top-40 charting songs.

I would say anything that has not been a top-40 hit is good to go on this list, even if it is one they perform already.

But if you want to bend the "rules" a little, go for it!!
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Old 03-06-2013, 04:05 PM
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I was going to edit my original post- you guys are good

You can add whichever songs you want as an encore, and your list does NOT have to include the three new songs.

The list is just their top-40 charting songs.

I would say anything that has not been a top-40 hit is good to go on this list, even if it is one they perform already.

But if you want to bend the "rules" a little, go for it!!
cool, thanks for clarifying.
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Old 03-06-2013, 04:25 PM
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in no particular order (too lazy to think about sequencing when there's no chance this type of setlist will ever happen):

Lindsey (9):
Walk a Thin Line
What Makes You Think You're the One
Murrow Turning Over
Bleed to Love Her
Peacekeeper
Second Hand News
Come
I'm So Afraid
The Ledge / Eyes of the World (since these are each just 2-min songs)

The Chain

Stevie (8):
Twisted
Sisters of the Moon
Angel
Everybody Finds Out - may need to be replaced with Red Rover in the world where only my wishes matter
Destiny Rules
I Don't Want To Know
Gold Dust Woman
Silver Springs

new songs (2):
Sad Angel
Miss Fantasy

solo (4):
In Our Own Time
That's The Way Love Goes
You May Be The One
Everybody Loves You

note i'm trying to be somewhat balanced in having about equal number of SN and LB songs . if i was really honest and had it may way i would replace EFO and IDWTK with 2 LB songs.

Chris' songs i'd like to hear the most are actually among her top 40 songs, so that would be hard for me.


EDIT: i don't know what to throw out, i guess it would be EFO (considering i see that others don't really care about the balance in the # of the songs between songwriters), since i really want to hear Red Rover live too!
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Old 03-06-2013, 07:04 PM
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ok so i have:
5 Tusk songs, 6 SYW songs, 4 Rumours songs, Mirage and FM 1 song each, 2 new songs, 4 solo songs from 2011 albums, plus Twisted and Silver Springs, wherever they belong.

comparing to Redbird's:
2 "historical" B&N songs, 3 "historical" Mac songs, 2 FM 75' songs, 3 Rumours songs, 4 Tusk songs, 1 Live '80 song, 2 Mirage songs, 4 SYW songs, and 3 new songs

seems that we are actually close in numbers for songs per album, except instead of historical songs i'd rather hear most recent solo songs (unpopular opinion i know, but FM members did say in recent interviews they are planning to do those so i ran with it!). plus i think we mostly picked completely different songs from each of the albums!

Tusk - 5 songs:
Walk a Thin Line
What Makes You Think You're the One
The Ledge
Sisters of the Moon
Angel

SYW - 6 songs:
Murrow Turning Over
Bleed to Love Her
Peacekeeper
Come
Everybody Finds Out - may need to be replaced with Red Rover in the world where only my wishes matter
Destiny Rules

Rumours - 4 songs:
Second Hand News
The Chain
I Don't Want To Know
Gold Dust Woman

White Album - 1 song:
I'm So Afraid

Mirage - 1 song:
Eyes of the World (since these are each just 2-min songs)

Twisted
Silver Springs

new songs - 2 songs:
Sad Angel
Miss Fantasy

solo - 4 songs:
In Our Own Time
That's The Way Love Goes
You May Be The One
Everybody Loves You
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Old 03-06-2013, 04:38 PM
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Crystal
Isn't It Midnight
Sisters Of The Moon
In The Back Of My Mind
Tango In The Night
Temporary One
Beautiful Child
Blue Letter
Fireflies
Monday Morning
I Don't Want To Know
That's All For Everyone
Straight Back
The Chain
Running Through The Garden
As Long As You Follow
Gold Dust Woman
Book Of Love
Never Going Back Again
Storms
Welcome To The Room Sara
Caroline
Songbird
Silver Springs
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Old 03-06-2013, 05:34 PM
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just curious, how did you come up with these?

for example, Think About Me, Hold Me, and Everywhere have never really been FM staples live.

conversely, would you call The Chain a deep cut? or a LB staple ISA that he rarely doesn't perform live.
"Everywhere" was a staple since its release whenever Christine's toured with the band.
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Old 03-06-2013, 05:45 PM
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"Everywhere" was a staple since its release whenever Christine's toured with the band.
true, slipped my mind - it was performed at 3 different tours, yes - http://ledge.fleetwoodmac.net/showthread.php?t=51399
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Old 03-06-2013, 05:55 PM
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wow, we all like and would go with such different song selections!! i think this thread was a great idea; however looking at lists so far, i think i'd dislike every single one of them even more than what FM probably will perform... i'm sure many others must feel the same about my list.

i'm also surprised nobody seems to have any interest whatsoever in hearing new songs! maybe SN and Mick are right and besides casual audience many FM diehards don't care about hearing something new either?

however, the list we compiled when everybody proposed just 6 deep cuts and we added the ones suggested the most to the must-play and new songs i wouldn't mind at all.
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Old 03-06-2013, 06:29 PM
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Well, I mentally tacked the three new songs on to my list even though that brings the total into really unrealistic territory (27 songs + encore). But I'm curious to hear those. As for SYW material, I don't want to hear most of it as much as I want to hear other rarities and that album's 10 years old by now anyway, so it's not exactly new either. I do like "Destiny Rules" (and think it's apropos for this "ending chapter" thing) and "Miranda", and the earlier version of "Smile At You", and "Say Goodbye", but the others I can wait for solo tours or whatever. SYW always sounded like two solo records smushed together for me anyway.

I could live without "Landslide" and "World Turning" which would give me 25+encore including the new songs, assuming there's no Christine. Maybe "Silver Springs" and "Can't Go Back" could go too. That'd be a total of 24 including the encore: 2 "historical" B&N songs, 3 "historical" Mac songs, 2 FM 75' songs, 3 Rumours songs, 4 Tusk songs, 1 Live '80 song, 2 Mirage songs, 4 SYW songs, and 3 new songs. Hard to put down more new songs if I don't know of any that exist yet.
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Old 03-06-2013, 05:11 PM
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In a world where everyone's voices are miraculously amazing, nobody's happiness counts but mine, and everything under the sun is rehearsed. Although I kind of ordered Stevie's list roughly by how hard they might be for her now, from easiest to hardest.

STEVIE SONGS (10)
Landslide - In case of Christine, replace with Why.
Beautiful Child/Storms
Silver Springs
That's Alright
Angel
Fireflies
Destiny Rules
Gold Dust Woman
Straight Back
Sisters of the Moon/Smile At You (angry version)

LINDSEY SONGS (10)
Never Going Back Again
Say Goodbye
The Ledge
Second Hand News/Station Man
Miranda
I Know I'm Not Wrong
Can't Go Back/Empire State
Blue Letter
World Turning - In case of Christine, replace with Homeward Bound/Believe Me.
I'm So Afraid

OLD SONGS AND CURIOSITIES (4)
Green Manalishi (Lindsey vocals)
Hypnotized (Stevie vocals)
Frozen Love
California Dreamin'

ENCORE (1/2)
The Chain
- In case of Christine, add Never Forget Tonight.
  • I love "Not That Funny" and "What Makes You Think You're the One" but I'm not sure there'd be much for Stevie to do, whereas I think "I Know I'm Not Wrong" sounded like it could've been great with the two of them on the Tusk rehearsals.
  • Not sure how "Oh Daddy", "Mystified" and "That's All For Everyone" would work in an arena setting.
  • The solo songs that I'd be curious to hear done with the band, like Lindsey on "Stop Draggin' My Heart Around" (I can't help it, I want to knoooow), are the least likely solo songs to appear and I'm already at 26.
  • If the idea is indeed going to showcase the Buckingham/Nicks ~connection~ then I think it'd be awesome if the first thing you heard before the lights came up was the opening riff of "Frozen Love".
  • But I also like the idea of opening with "Straight Back", because that song and "Fireflies" and "Destiny Rules" and "The Chain" all have a staying-connected thread going through them.
  • In a world where Fleetwood Mac did 4 hour shows ala Bruce Springsteen or something, there'd be a lot less "either/or" and a few more old Christine tunes.
  • I reserve the right to edit my opinion if other people have better ideas.
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This list is in no particular order and includes only post-1975 songs.

Isn't It Midnight
When i See You Again
Welcome To The Room... Sara
Tango In The Night
Caroline
Family Man
Oh Daddy
Second Hand News
The Chain
Landslide
Crystal
World Turning
I'm So Afraid
Monday Morning
Blue Letter
Songbird
Silver Springs
Never Going Back Again
Gold Dust Woman
Over And Over
Sisters Of The Moon
Never Forget
Beautiful Child
Eyes Of The World

I would miss "Gypsy" and "Sara" desperately...
But still it would be a fantastic setlist and i would love it!

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