10/23/2013 Stockholm, Sweden -Ericsson Globe Arena

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Dahlbom: There is a spark that lives on

An evening with Fleetwood Mac involves two men in hats and the story of Stevie and Lindsey. There is no doubt about who is playing the lead roles.

Running on what works about again and again until there is nothing left to squeeze.
It's Lindsey Buckingham who takes up the formula for a batch of songs from Fleetwood Mac's experimental "Tusk." The guitarist talks about nasty record label, a cynic would apply the formula to great rock bands of yesteryear that for every world tour fading more and more.
Buckingham'll talk later about the importance of change, it is also he who conjured up new songs from the band that has not released an album in over ten years.
Change in all its glory. The only group really needs is a woman who stands by his side on stage, she was once his. A long concert evening with Fleetwood Mac in the Globe often turned to Stevie Nicks show.

In "Rhiannon" heard the sixty-year-old has not left voting record, but she still has a long way. If Buckingham alerts and make it to, to get the Fleetwood Mac a completely different emotional depth when Nicks songs focus. As she slowly turns around with her ​​hair in front of her face in a protracted "Gold dust woman" and chanting "you can not fix me now" is the big rock theater.
The rhythm section has many years turned into a subordinate clause, the entire Fleetwood Mac's existence is based on the dualism of the old ex-couple Buckingham / Nicks. The feelings they once had, the aftermath still living.

Best for the evening is "Landslide" and "Never going back again" with just the two on stage. Although they raised the old love songs written for each other a thousand times before, there is a spark that lives. In closing "Say goodbye" they look at each other while they say goodbye.

Buckingham may well live for change.

But the main thing for Fleetwood Mac is that he and Nicks never break up musically.