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Old 07-21-2005, 09:36 PM
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Which of the following FM songs contain no minor chord? (Choose three)


3. Angel
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Upon further review, I think this is a loaded question.

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Which of the following FM songs contain no minor chord? (Choose three)

1. You Make Loving Fun
2. Blue Letter
3. Angel
4. Songbird
5. I Don't Want to Know
6. Bella Donna
7. The Wild Heart
Well, 6 & 7 aren't Fleetwood Mac songs, so those can automatically be thrown out.

From experience, YMLF and "Songbird" both have minor chords. However, I've seen IDWTK and "Blue Letter" both written with minor chords, though in my "Fleetwood Mac Anthology" book, IDWTK does not appear to have any minor chords, but those books aren't always reliable. Hence why I chose "Angel," which I've NEVER seen transcribed with a minor chord. However, I'm only assuming that David's referring to the Stevie Nicks song, not the Bob Welch song, as he listed only "Rumours" era songs. So I could be wrong, since the Welch song probably has a minor chord in it.

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Old 07-21-2005, 09:40 PM
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Old 07-22-2005, 12:09 AM
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Which of the following FM songs contain no minor chord? (Choose three)

1. You Make Loving Fun
2. Blue Letter
3. Angel
4. Songbird
5. I Don't Want to Know
6. Bella Donna
7. The Wild Heart
I Don't Want To Know
Angel

At least according to all my songbooks, there are no three, and two songs are Stevie solo, not FM.

Anyway, if correct, immunity to Bob Welch.
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Old 07-22-2005, 01:10 AM
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Let's just crown Dave Mason the winner already!
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Old 07-22-2005, 01:04 PM
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From experience, YMLF and "Songbird" both have minor chords. However, I've seen IDWTK and "Blue Letter" both written with minor chords, though in my "Fleetwood Mac Anthology" book, IDWTK does not appear to have any minor chords
The gray anthology book? I've got that one, although I've not seen it for years. It's in a closet....somewhere here.
I'm doing all these from memory, but I'm 99% sure I'm correct!
IDWTK-All B,F#,and E
Angel- all D,C,G
Wild Heart- hell, I've not listened to it for sooooo long, I can't remember the chords, BUT, you are correct that YMLF and Songbird both have minor chords. Bella Donna does too-G minor on the "no speed limit". And, Blue Letter goes from A to B minor, so that's out, too. So the third song has to be, by default, The Wild Heart.
How lazy am I, that I don't go into the next room, dig it out, and listen to it?
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Old 07-22-2005, 01:39 PM
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So the third song has to be, by default, The Wild Heart.
Which isn't a Fleetwood Mac song. The way the question was phrased, it was "Which FM song..." So, that would be disqualified.
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Which isn't a Fleetwood Mac song. The way the question was phrased, it was "Which FM song..." So, that would be disqualified.
But he said, "choose three". Have you noticed all the Stevie trivia questions?
Let's get Greenie outta here this round!
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Old 07-22-2005, 01:55 PM
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I'm boycotting the rest of this f***ing thing.
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I'm boycotting the rest of this f***ing thing.
I would honestly rather see McVie go this round, but I've seen the voting patterns.
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Well, 6 & 7 aren't Fleetwood Mac songs, so those can automatically be thrown out.
Oh, that was a typo. I just meant pick all the songs on that list that had no minor chords. You guys are so literal-minded!
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However, I've seen IDWTK and "Blue Letter" both written with minor chords
If you've seen IDWTK written with minor chords, it was written incorrectly!
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However, I'm only assuming that David's referring to the Stevie Nicks song, not the Bob Welch song, as he listed only "Rumours" era songs.
As it so happens, pal, Bob's "Angel" is one of my favorites, although I totally wasn't thinking about it when I threw in "Angel."
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So I could be wrong, since the Welch song probably has a minor chord in it.
It's chock-a-block full of minor 7ths.

I have just totally (inadvertently) screwed up this game! I feel like such a clown!
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Old 07-22-2005, 02:07 PM
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Have you noticed all the Stevie trivia questions?
I want to encourage the Stevie-ites to play! Besides, Stevie trivia makes the best trivia. She's the Goddess!!
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I would honestly rather see McVie go this round, but I've seen the voting patterns.
Like the fact he hasn't gotten a single vote against him during the whole game?
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Old 07-22-2005, 09:13 PM
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Oh, that was a typo. I just meant pick all the songs on that list that had no minor chords. You guys are so literal-minded!
If you've seen IDWTK written with minor chords, it was written incorrectly!
As it so happens, pal, Bob's "Angel" is one of my favorites, although I totally wasn't thinking about it when I threw in "Angel."
It's chock-a-block full of minor 7ths.

I have just totally (inadvertently) screwed up this game! I feel like such a clown!
So David, what you're saying is that you meant for us to pick all the songs with no minor chords, correct? Like I did, correct? I'm a good boy, and answered your question correctly then, correct?

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Like the fact he hasn't gotten a single vote against him during the whole game?
Bob's only had two, afaik.
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