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Old 05-12-2013, 02:30 PM
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I guess I enjoy it ok live after two hours of very different music. It's a nice coda.

I just don't want to be on the street and say I'm an FM fan and have people say back, "oh, they do Don't Stop, right?" Uh, no.

Michele
Agreed. Don't Stop has never done much for me. In fact, it makes me sad that it is the only song Christine will join the band to perform. Of her catalogue, all things considered, I know I should be grateful she's making an appearance at all. But Don't Stop, eh.

Do people in the U.S. think that Little Lies is still one of their most recognizable songs? People I know who are casual fans, my family for instance, is unfamiliar with Tango In The Night. My parents didn't know Everywhere and Big Love until we rewatched The Dance. I just think Little Lies is a standout song from 1980's Fleetwood Mac, and I do enjoy listening to it, but it's not quite in their upper tier of most iconic songs, the songs that the band will be remembered for. Gold Dust Woman, Gypsy, and Sara are ahead of it for me, as well as Say You Love Me, which is a classic song played at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction. And begrudgingly, I must include Don't Stop in my top 10 because of the Clinton connection. I do think, if left up to the band members themselves, Little Lies would not be in their top 10 most iconic songs.

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