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Old 06-01-2012, 09:00 PM
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Buckingham Nicks only had two singers: Lindsey Buckingham and Stevie Nicks. Fleetwood Mac only has two singers now: Lindsey Buckingham and Stevie Nicks.
and Sharon and Lori and Jana...


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YES!!! She's been on all but two Fleetwood Mac albums (the very first album and the Chicago blues jam album that was never intended for release). Her keyboard playing was a HUGE part of the Fleetwood Mac sound. She wasn't the single defining member of the band. There isn't one, by Peter Green's original design. But, she most definitely helped define the Fleetwood Mac sound. With her gone, there's no obligation to have keyboards in the music anymore. That means they can take a much lighter approach to the music. They could actually do stuff as a quartet. Remember NGBA from the SYW tour? I do, and I don't think that's too far from the Buckingham Nicks sound.

Where do I sign up to have "Frozen Love" played instead of "Don't Stop" because I'm kind of sick of the latter. I think the thing MOST people on here have complained about is the utter lack of creativity in the set-list.

I think they could do the whole BN album, with SA and whatever thrown in at this point. Not only would I love for them to do the entire BN album, but also add some of the old folky Danny Kirwan songs (Station Man, Sometimes, etc, Dust.) to the mix. The ***ONLY*** thing hold them back from doing that now is themselves.
I appreciate your point of view. I just want them to do BN songs. Period. And, I forgot they did try to do Frozen Love in FM back '75. It wasn't as good as BN's version though. There was a different dynamic in FM than the sound they had in BN. The only way I can explain it is to my ears the post BN FM overall had more of a pop sound, whereas BN was more country/southern rock. It was more raw, had more of an edge, was guitar-oriented. Loved them doing Station Man and Why with Christine though - that was a great fit.

It's all good. We all have our preferences.
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