MacNuggets

[Sanne2]

Fleetwood Mac

Photographer norman seeff rented a beautiful Malibu home overlooking the Pacific to shoot Fleetwood Mac for their 1979 album, Tusk. “They were like kids in a sandbox, having fun,” Seeff recalls. “But they also knew exactly what they were doing. They understood that by being spontaneous they would capture something they wouldn’t get if they were more controlled.” As the wine began to flow, the band became more rambunctious. “They were teasing one another, challenging each other, and being competitive in a playful way,” says Seeff. “At one point John McVie grabbed Stevie Nicks and carried her off into the smoke coming from a smoke machine.” Seeff says he’s seen similar chemistry in only a handful of groups. “Each had a strong, sharply defined personality,” he explains, “and yet when they interacted there was amazing synergy. No bad vibes, just a fascinating sense of intimacy.” Several years later Seeff did a solo session with Nicks, who recalled the Tusk shoot vividly. “She described it as mystical and magical,” he says, “a beautiful experience.”

http://mmusicmag.com/m/2012/11/fleetwood-mac/
Great picture at the source!

[michelej1]

Originally Posted by Sanne2

http://mmusicmag.com/m/2012/11/fleetwood-mac/
Great picture at the source!

The footage we have is beautiful to watch, even if it's bad quality. I wish there was more. You can see their chemistry and odd personalities through it. I don't really follow other bands and I don't know what is normal and what is par for the course. I don't know how the Stones or the Eagles act together, but watching the five Macsters does seem magical to me, even if the interaction is not as extraordinary as I imagine it to be -- but I think it is.

Michele

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Look where Lindsey has carefully placed his hand...

[elle]

Originally Posted by vivfox

Look where Lindsey has carefully placed his hand...

this has been an endless source of amusement in lindsey forum.