Fleetwood Mac Tour Survivor ('75-'05) Rounds 5-7

[sodascouts]

The live performances aren't as spirited (overall) as in the previous two tours. And Lindsey's screeching on "Not That Funny" makes my ears bleed. Thankfully for the Mirage tour he was able to rework it into something enjoyable to listen to.

[ontheEdgeof17]

White Album Tour.


Only TWO Stevie songs? No... no...no...

[strandinthewind]

Originally Posted by David

Strandy, strandy, strandy.

Is that in outrage or in affirmance

[strandinthewind]

Originally Posted by David

Do you have the film footage from the 1976 Day On The Green? It's so cleansing, so special, so beautiful, so kinky, so morbid, so sublime to watch them on that outdoor stage -- kings of the world -- going through their hippie trip.

They really were a good band, once upon a time.

Is that the one they used on the Disney Special - La Nicks is in red boots and they show IMO stunning renditions of OVer My Head and ISA?

[David]

Originally Posted by strandinthewind

Is that the one they used on the Disney Special - La Nicks is in red boots and they show IMO stunning renditions of OVer My Head and ISA?

No, that's the rosebud promo film.

Probably shot around the same time -- spring 1976.

Fleetwood Mac was on the ascension in the United States!! It was a magickal mystickal time.

[strandinthewind]

Originally Posted by David

No, that's the rosebud promo film.

Probably shot around the same time -- spring 1976.

Fleetwood Mac was on the ascension in the United States!! It was a magickal mystickal time.

Yes, it was. I an remember it - I remember hearing the DJ's in New Orleans and Atlanta marveling over Rhiannon. I can rememeber the older kids in school all talking about it, esp. Stevie. Then, in the next couple of years, it just got better. Oh to have a time machine

[SteveMacD]

Originally Posted by ontheEdgeof17

White Album Tour.


Only TWO Stevie songs? No... no...no...

Actually, on that I agree, although they also did "Frozen Love" early on. I personally think Stevie should have handled the lead vocals on "Hypnotized" and "The Green Manalishi." OTOH, just doing two songs took a major toll on her voice.

[strandinthewind]

Originally Posted by SteveMacD

Actually, on that I agree, although they also did "Frozen Love" early on. I personally think Stevie should have handled the lead vocals on "Hypnotized" and "The Green Manalishi." OTOH, just doing two songs took a major toll on her voice.

Well, I have always thought it was not really the singing that took the most toll. I think it was the partying. I mean she toured for a few years prior to The Mac and her voice lasted well into 1979 on the road and 1983 in the studio.

[face of glass]

It's all been said before.

[golden braid]

I liked when they actually had a little tiny bit of variety on the previous two tours.

[ryan8472]

This is so tough now... Tusk Tour.

That hurt. But it had to be done. Nothing compares to the 75-77 years.

[WelshWitchPMD]

That is my choice.

[Hippocampus]

I have nothing else to add.

[HomerMcvie]

I choose Tusk from the remaIning contestants.

[GypsySorcerer]

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