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Originally Posted by WatchChain
After some thought and consideration, I'm also beginning to wonder if the "set list" posted is authentic. I've only skimmed through the posts, so someone educate me. What proof do we have that the "set list" is accurate? The running order of the list has some odd sequencing. Also, I think Stevie would at least want to mention that she has a new record out by sampling one of the tracks.....and telling a long drawn out story about how she decided to hold off on a solo tour in favor of spending stage time with her dear friend Chris McVie, who she's been begging to return.
It also seems the Mac would want to let casual audience members know that a NEW album is in the works by playing one of the new tracks.
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The "set list" matches what was seen and glimpsed in the Rolling Stone picture featuring Lindsey and Christine in front of the set list board. The board also has some of the songs in the weird running order (like Don't Stop being before Go Your Own Way, You Make Loving Fun coming after The Chain). If the list is faked, that part wasn't made up as it was photographic proof at the time that they were at least rehearsing in that order. It also suspiciously matches the way the Mac conducts their set lists in general (changing only a few certain things and the core elements staying exactly the same tour to tour).
I think that is at least why the list is gaining a bit of traction around here. It seems believable, there's not too many "out there" picks, it's similar enough to last years list while still being different, and it's about the right number length wise. Not to mention its similarity to the list featured in RS. As for the new album, I'm betting we only get acknowledgement from Lindsey that something is "on the way" similar to what we got in 2009.
Hope that helps a little.