New Songs/Is the band no longer with Warner/Reprise?

[seanthompson]

If that's the case, is it even possible to release the EP on Itunes?

[kenzo]

Originally Posted by seanthompson

If that's the case, is it even possible to release the EP on Itunes?

Yes, there are many digital music distributors such as Tunecore and CD Baby that can arrange simultaneous distribution through just about any digital outlet.

[dontlookdown]

I think Dave Stewart should produce the next Fleetwood Mac album.
I thought he did a great job with In Your Dreams (even though I really hate Moonlight and Cheaper Than Free).

[Fannymac]

Originally Posted by WatchChain

I say they go in and make an artistic album on their own dime with either a great producer like Ethan Johns, T-Bone Burnett, Rick Rubin or Mitchell Fromme OR bring back Richard Dashut/Ken Caillet. Since TOP 40 airplay will likely be impossible at their age, make a groundbreaking/experimental album in the vein of Johnny Cash's "The Man Comes Around" (produced by Rick Rubin)..... I think there would be plenty of major labels interested in buying something like this.....It could be marketed from a completely different angle. We're talking ALBUM OF THE YEAR GRAMMY NOMINATIONS AGAIN. This would make them artistically relevant again.

TOTALLY agree.....I've been wanting either Stevie or the band to work with Rick Rubin for years! And after seeing what T-Bone did with Lisa Marie Presley, I also think that combination would be VERY cool! And I think Matt Serletic (Matchbox Twenty) could be a smart move as well!

Originally Posted by dontlookdown

I think Dave Stewart should produce the next Fleetwood Mac album.
I thought he did a great job with In Your Dreams (even though I really hate Moonlight and Cheaper Than Free).

Couldn't disagree with you more....I think he's the LAST person that should produce Fleetwood Mac! While the production on IYD was nice enough, I think the band is just too....much....for him. They need someone with A LOT more depth!