Vote For The 2014 Set List- Competition

[Wdm6789]

Originally Posted by iamnotafraid

For the millionth and a half time NO!!!

What? I don't recall ever mentioning this before...

[StevieNicksfann]

Say You Love Me
The Chain
Dreams
Love In Store
Miranda
Seven Wonders
new Lindsey song
Rhiannon
Everywhere
Steal Your Heart Away
Say You Will
new Christine song
Big Love - full band version
Sara
Think About Me
Never Going Back Again
Landslide
Gypsy
Second Hand News
You Make Loving Fun
I Don't Want To Know
Tusk
new Stevie song
Go Your Own Way
Songbird

would love No Questions Asked, Not Make Believe, and Paper Doll but I'm trying to be realistic and yet hopeful

[mottabam]

Originally Posted by StevieNicksfann

Say You Love Me
The Chain
Dreams
Love In Store
Miranda
Seven Wonders
new Lindsey song
Rhiannon
Everywhere
Steal Your Heart Away
Say You Will
new Christine song
Big Love - full band version
Sara
Think About Me
Never Going Back Again
Landslide
Gypsy
Second Hand News
You Make Loving Fun
I Don't Want To Know
Tusk
new Stevie song
Go Your Own Way
Songbird

would love No Questions Asked, Not Make Believe, and Paper Doll but I'm trying to be realistic and yet hopeful

Pretty good set list however I doubt they will skip out on 'Don't Stop". Love Miranda. Change out Everywhere and put in Little Lies. Oh, just noticed no GDW...hmm too many songs I guess.

[vivfox]

Originally Posted by Wdm6789

Christine songs:
Only over you (another fantasy set list)

Originally Posted by iamnotafraid

For the millionth and a half time NO!!!

Originally Posted by vivfox

LOL

Originally Posted by Wdm6789

What? I don't recall ever mentioning this before...

LOL, you're not the only Ledgie who has requested this dud.

[Wdm6789]

Originally Posted by vivfox

LOL, you're not the only Ledgie who has requested this dud.

It's a good ass song. I actually like it more than songbird or oh daddy. Only over you and wish you were here from mirage were great. Mystified from tango is really good too.

[jbrownsjr]

Originally Posted by Wdm6789

It's a good ass song. I actually like it more than songbird or oh daddy. Only over you and wish you were here from mirage were great. Mystified from tango is really good too.

I love all those tune as well. Don't know if, "Only Over You" would come off too well live but, "Wish You Were Here" might be a great jam.

[michelej1]

Originally Posted by Wdm6789

It's a good ass song. I actually like it more than songbird or oh daddy. Only over you and wish you were here from mirage were great. Mystified from tango is really good too.

Yes, I like Only Over You about 10 times more than Oh Daddy. And I like it more than Songbird too, although objectively I know that Songbird is probably better, but just as a personal preference, I take Only Over You over it. Songbird and Why are songs that I don't get into deeply, but I understand why everyone else loves them.

But I've never heard Why live. I might easily be blown away by it.

Mystified is great too. Michele

[WayOfTheDragon]

This is my first post on The Ledge... might as well just jump in, I guess...

Since 2014 is the 35th anniversary of the Tusk album, I continued the Tusk mini-set idea from the last tour (but I put in more than 4 songs, because I couldn't narrow it down to just 4). I included "Angel" since it is the only Stevie Tusk song that has not made a re-appearance on stage since the SYW Tour. But I hope they keep "Sisters of the Moon" in the set too, since it was one of my favorites on the 2013 tour.

I really hope they do "Little Lies" and "Hold Me" this time around, since they're 2 of my favorites and both were skipped during The Dance tour.

I didn't put in spots for new songs yet, since it was hard enough to narrow down the song choices anyway-- when the new material comes out, I'll probably just come up with another set list.

1. Blue letter
2. The chain
3. Dreams
4. Everywhere
5. That's enough for me
6. Sisters of the moon
7. Not that funny
8. Brown eyes
9. Angel
10. Tusk
11. Big love
12. Landslide
13. Mystified
14. That's alright
15. Eyes of the world
16. Hold me
17. You make loving fun
18. Gold dust woman
19. Over my head
20. Love runs deeper
21. Little lies
22. Everybody finds out
23. World turning
24. Go your own way
25. Don't stop
26. Songbird

[iamnotafraid]

Originally Posted by vivfox

LOL, you're not the only Ledgie who has requested this dud.

It's more than a dud. It gives me the same feeling as
when someone runs their fingernails down a chalkboard.

I would hesitate to erase any recorded material from
Fleetwood Mac's catalog. But Only Over You and Ricky
would cease to exist if I had that power.

[Wdm6789]

Originally Posted by iamnotafraid

It's more than a dud. It gives me the same feeling as
when someone runs their fingernails down a chalkboard.

I would hesitate to erase any recorded material from
Fleetwood Mac's catalog. But Only Over You and Ricky
would cease to exist if I had that power.

I can't believe you don't like "only over you", it's one of my favorites from mirage, it's one of those songs you can just close your eyes and let the music take you.


I just really don't want the band to dedicate too much time playing new songs on the tour. I am much more concerned with seeing all the classics. I'm in my 20s so I have never seen Fleetwood Mac, the classic lineup, I saw the foursome back in 2009 and again last year. It would be a huge check on my bucket list to see the five of them live, in person not just on YouTube.

[iamnotafraid]

Originally Posted by Wdm6789

I can't believe you don't like "only over you", it's one of my favorites from mirage, it's one of those songs you can just close your eyes and let the music take you.


I just really don't want the band to dedicate too much time playing new songs on the tour. I am much more concerned with seeing all the classics. I'm in my 20s so I have never seen Fleetwood Mac, the classic lineup, I saw the foursome back in 2009 and again last year. It would be a huge check on my bucket list to see the five of them live, in person not just on YouTube.

First and most importantly I hope you're able to see the 5.
And it's always cool to know that people under the age of
40 (or so), like Fleetwood Mac.

I don't think you should worry about them playing new songs
on the tour. They are after all Fleetwood Mac. I do hope they
prove me wrong. Two new songs from each of the three writers
would be fine with me. And if so, they'd better put out a Blu ray
of this tour.

Only Over You is hard to listen to when she sings the
part I'm out of my mind. I wish I could write it out like
she sings it. Egad it's horrible. Cringeworthy for sure.

It's not that I don't like Christine, I really do. And it's not
like I feel that way about many of her songs. Even though
I didn't like one song from In The Meantime, none of
them make me feel the way Only Over You and Ricky
does.

Christine isn't alone in this. Stevie has the Street Angel
album and Lindsey has the It Was I video. There are
more, but I'll be nice and stop here.

[Wdm6789]

Originally Posted by iamnotafraid

First and most importantly I hope you're able to see the 5.
And it's always cool to know that people under the age of
40 (or so), like Fleetwood Mac.

I don't think you should worry about them playing new songs
on the tour. They are after all Fleetwood Mac. I do hope they
prove me wrong. Two new songs from each of the three writers
would be fine with me. And if so, they'd better put out a Blu ray
of this tour.

Only Over You is hard to listen to when she sings the
part I'm out of my mind. I wish I could write it out like
she sings it. Egad it's horrible. Cringeworthy for sure.

It's not that I don't like Christine, I really do. And it's not
like I feel that way about many of her songs. Even though
I didn't like one song from In The Meantime, none of
them make me feel the way Only Over You and Ricky
does.

Christine isn't alone in this. Stevie has the Street Angel
album and Lindsey has the It Was I video. There are
more, but I'll be nice and stop here.

My parents like Fleetwood Mac, I can remember being on some road trip as a kid and The Dance had just came out, we listened to that cd the entire car trip. I think that's where it started. My dad was a hippie in the late 60s-early 70s and saw Fleetwood Mac live a couple times both with different personnel, once before Christine joined and once when Christine was in the band, but before Stevie and Lindsey joined.


I think six new songs out of a 20-22 song set list is too many, maybe one new song from each writer if they have to play new songs. I don't doubt that they will be good and I do believe that some artists are timeless, but I just have never been interested in classic artists' new material, post heyday material. If I'm going to pay $200+ for great tickets to see these great timelessly classic artists, I want to see them performing their timelessly classic songs. And for Fleetwood Mac that time period was 1975-1987. I paid $400 for my Fleetwood Mac ticket last summer, I could have gotten a better price but I didn't get my tickets until a month before the show and I had to get good seats, what if it was their last tour or something? Anyway, I paid $400 and when they played their two or three new songs is when I went to the bathroom and to get more beer.


To each his own I guess, I think only over you is a great song, and in a great album, I can listen to mirage all the way through and not want to skip any songs.

I don't listen to any of the stuff they put out after Tango, except for The Dance, but that's just live greatest hits. And "as long as you follow" I love that song. And I really hate that Lindsey didn't do the Tango tour back in 87, those tour videos would be so much better with Lindsey instead of those other two guys. Damnit Lindsey why didn't you wait until after the tour to quit. Lol

[BLY]

For me a MAC concert goer since the Rumours tour, I would like to hear the following in addition to at least 4 new songs and the " must dos"

I Don't Want To Know
Big Love ( band version)
The Ledge
Tango In The Night
Seven Wonders
Never Forget

[elle]

Originally Posted by Wdm6789

If I'm going to pay $200+ for great tickets to see these great timelessly classic artists, I want to see them performing their timelessly classic songs.

yeah but do you want their "timeless classic hits" or you want Only Over You?

i have seen just one tour (2013) but i feel like as far as the content goes, i basically saw every tour since Rumours since the content is almost exactly the same (other than no CM songs on the last tour). so i don't really want to see that yet again. if the album is done before the tour they should each do 2 new songs. but they won't, probably, so you'll get what you want.

Sad Angel was one of the highlights of the last year's tour for me, you missed out by going to buy beer. they played only 2 new songs, btw.

i understand what you are saying about legendary bands needing to do hits and that's what i want to hear too when i go to see a legendary band for which i am only a casual fan. and i understand that's what FM needs to play too, but they just stick to that hits-script much much more than any other legendary band i've seen. hits means maybe not the whole new album but just 6 songs, it doesn't mean doing every.single.half-hit. they ever had.

[WayOfTheDragon]

Originally Posted by Wdm6789

My dad was a hippie in the late 60s-early 70s and saw Fleetwood Mac live a couple times both with different personnel, once before Christine joined and once when Christine was in the band, but before Stevie and Lindsey joined.

That's cool, the Future Games/Bare Trees lineup is one of my favorites. I wish there was more live material available from that era. I first became a FM fan around 1999 when I saw Stevie on TV performing a piano version of "Rhiannon" (I think it was in connection with the Enchanted box set release). She was actually playing the piano, like on the demo. Just based on that one performance, I bought a tape of The Dance and realized I liked all of the members' songs. Soon I was trading tapes through the mail for older FM concerts and demos (Hard to believe it was still the era of tape trading because it doesn't seem like that long ago). I finally went to my first Mac concert last year. At the time, I'd given up any hope of seeing Christine with the band. Now, it looks like I will get my chance after all!

I think six new songs out of a 20-22 song set list is too many, maybe one new song from each writer if they have to play new songs.

I will be surprised if they play more than four new songs on the upcoming tour. Most of their tours beginning with Mirage have had no more than four new songs from the current album at the time. The only exception (I think) was SYW and that was because they did not have to make room for Christine's songs.

I think that the 2014 set list will be very similar to The Dance tour, with four new songs replacing Bleed To Love Her, My Little Demon, Temporary One, and Sweet Girl. Aside from the new songs, maybe 3 or 4 of the old/classic songs played during the Dance tour will be replaced with different old songs.

Songs most likely to be replaced: Go Insane acoustic (will probably be replaced by Never Going Back Again), Farmer's Daughter, Not That Funny

Songs that are less likely to replaced: Everywhere, Gypsy, Stand Back, Second Hand News, Oh Daddy, Silver Springs (Knowing the predictability of Mac set lists, they might not replace any songs from this category. If they replaced 1 or 2 of these, plus the 3 listed above, that leaves room for 4 to 5 different old songs, plus the 4 new songs. Other than that, I don't think they will make any further changes to the set).

Songs that will probably never be replaced: The Chain, Dreams, Gold Dust Woman, I'm So Afraid, Big Love acoustic, Landslide, Say You Love Me, You Make Loving Fun, Rhiannon, Tusk, Go Your Own Way, Don't Stop, Songbird

I don't listen to any of the stuff they put out after Tango, except for The Dance, but that's just live greatest hits.

I got bored with The Dance pretty quickly, when I realized that they had done more exciting performances of most of the same songs on previous tours. The Dance was their most bland set list IMO (no Stevie Tusk songs, no Christine Mirage or Tusk songs, all albums other than Rumours and White were under-represented)-- though I understand why they were going for the "obvious classics" at the time. At least the more recent tours have included a couple unexpected Tusk songs and Eyes of the World.

I'm not as interested in Fleetwood Mac's studio material after Tango, but I thought Sad Angel and Without You really added something special to the 2013 show, even though I haven't listened to Extended Play more than a few times since it was released. Based on their set lists since '82, I still don't expect them to play many songs from a new album, even if it turns out to be a great album.