More Christine McVie Rumours

[michelej1]

Mick definitely has something planned, but he shouldn't push it too hard. Concentrate on getting Christine to sing and record and don't push the stage thing yet. It will only make her pull away.

Lindsey, please be your most charming. I mean it.

Michele

[KarmaContestant]

Crystal would be great - hopefully they duet it, all the way.

[TrueFaith77]

Originally Posted by michelej1

Mick definitely has something planned, but he shouldn't push it too hard. Concentrate on getting Christine to sing and record and don't push the stage thing yet. It will only make her pull away.

Lindsey, please be your most charming. I mean it.

Michele

Great advice to both men of mac. It's this simple: If Christine is back, there will be another album. And that is what Mick wants. Stevie will have no way to back out. Plus with 7 Lindsey songs, that album is already mostly done anyway. amazing.

[Johnny Stew]

Originally Posted by TrueFaith77

Great advice to both men of mac. It's this simple: If Christine is back, there will be another album. And that is what Mick wants. Stevie will have no way to back out. Plus with 7 Lindsey songs, that album is already mostly done anyway. amazing.

If Christine were on board for an album, Stevie wouldn't want to back out. She'd be there at 5am every morning, with coffee brewing in their trusty Bunn, raring to go.

[chiliD]

Does Mick have a 5 year span of missing time? Lindsey came back in '97, not '92. In '92, Lindsey was bad mouthing Fleetwood Mac to anyone who'd listen while touring to back Out Of The Cradle.

Mick, you need to get Sherman to talk Mr Peabody into letting you into the "Way-Back Machine" so you'll get your chronology correct!!!


Oh, and yeah, right on top of technology there, Mick....both Elvis Costello & the Rolling Stones were letting the fans pick songs for their concert sets 20-25 years ago.

[elle]

Originally Posted by chiliD

Does Mick have a 5 year span of missing time? Lindsey came back in '97, not '92.

he probably has many more years missing than just 5

[Johnny Stew]

Originally Posted by chiliD

Oh, and yeah, right on top of technology there, Mick....both Elvis Costello & the Rolling Stones were letting the fans pick songs for their concert sets 20-25 years ago.

Better late than never, though -- right?

[elle]

Originally Posted by chiliD

Oh, and yeah, right on top of technology there, Mick....both Elvis Costello & the Rolling Stones were letting the fans pick songs for their concert sets 20-25 years ago.

wow why so bitter? and, Stones are doing it now too, so again - what would be wrong with doing it in your opinion? you can't change past but you can do something about the present and future.

Originally Posted by Johnny Stew

Better late than never, though -- right?

exactly!

[mike_nh]

would be very nice to hear ymlf and songbird back in the set again.

[michelej1]

Originally Posted by chiliD

Does Mick have a 5 year span of missing time? Lindsey came back in '97, not '92.

Mick might have been talking about the Clinton performance.

Michele

[BLY]

I agree. It's got to be the recording of a new album with Christine.That is what will get Stevie in and I think we could get a big radio hit with the fab five back together for their swan song.

[WildHearted]

Originally Posted by Johnny Stew

If Christine were on board for an album, Stevie wouldn't want to back out. She'd be there at 5am every morning, with coffee brewing in their trusty Bunn, raring to go.

So true.

While I'd LOVE to see Chris tour again... I'd rather her be involved at all than scared off because they pushed too hard.

So if I were FM, this would be my gameplan:

- Get on Christine's good side, get her all buttered up and try to convince her to record with FM for one last time. (don't harass about tour, but make sure she knows you would love to have her and then let that be the end of it)
- Tour as the 4some as planned.
- Final studio LP with Chris involved if they have succeeded in the first step
- Do one last filmed concert (with Christine playing) and release that alongside the album.

[SteveMacD]

Originally Posted by WildHearted

So true.

While I'd LOVE to see Chris tour again... I'd rather her be involved at all than scared off because they pushed too hard.

So if I were FM, this would be my gameplan:

- Get on Christine's good side, get her all buttered up and try to convince her to record with FM for one last time. (don't harass about tour, but make sure she knows you would love to have her and then let that be the end of it)
- Tour as the 4some as planned.
- Final studio LP with Chris involved if they have succeeded in the first step
- Do one last filmed concert (with Christine playing) and release that alongside the album.

I don't think they're interested in doing the farewell thing. It think, in their mind, it's only over when one of them dies. (And, maybe not even then.)

[WildHearted]

Originally Posted by SteveMacD

I don't think they're interested in doing the farewell thing. It think, in their mind, it's only over when one of them dies. (And, maybe not even then.)

Well, I don't mean that has to be the end of Fleetwood Mac in general. Just for Christine's involvement.

[SLN1]

everyone keeps talking about an album being recorded with Christine and touring without her
wouldn't that hinder the tour and set list options, especially if trying to promote an album with Christine on