I Don't Want To Know Live?

[GavinBrown]

No live version on I think say you will tour...

[WatchChain]

The song has never been played live in a Fleetwood Mac set to my knowledge. I DO think "I Don't Want To Know" may have been considered for a set list and made it into a rehearsal, but dropped before a live show ever made it to the stage.

I absolutely adore the song. It's got such an Everly Brothers vibe. The handclaps are simply infectious!!! The cast of GLEE did a great version of the song.

[jbrownsjr]

Love this song. One of Stevie's finest.

[WayOfTheDragon]

Maybe you're thinking of "Don't Let Me Down Again"? They played that at least once on the Say You Will tour.

[On Ice]

Not sure if it was in Mick's first book but I distinctly remember something along the lines of Lindsey and Stevie singing I Don't Want to Know as if their lives depended on it, in the context of a live setting, but probably rehearsal as it has never been in a Mac setlist to the best of my knowledge. I agree with Brown though, it is one of Stevie's best crafted songs and stands the test of time.

[Macfanforever]

I was kind of bored hearing the tune in their last tour.I do like the tune .I rather to have them play Hold Me in its place.

[bwboy]

What I love about the song is the innocence, playfulness, and simplicity. It's a nice counterpart to Gold Dust Woman and Silver Springs. It would have been a perfect song for FM to have done live when Christine was gone, too.

[pattyfan]

Originally Posted by Macfanforever

I was kind of bored hearing the tune in their last tour.I do like the tune .I rather to have them play Hold Me in its place.

Are you thinking of "I Know I'm Not Wrong"?

Kevin

[Macfanforever]

Originally Posted by pattyfan

Are you thinking of "I Know I'm Not Wrong"?

Kevin

Oops My bad. Yes "I Know I'm Not Wrong".I got them mixed up.

[bwboy]

Originally Posted by On Ice

Not sure if it was in Mick's first book but I distinctly remember something along the lines of Lindsey and Stevie singing I Don't Want to Know as if their lives depended on it, in the context of a live setting, but probably rehearsal as it has never been in a Mac setlist to the best of my knowledge. I agree with Brown though, it is one of Stevie's best crafted songs and stands the test of time.

Mick wrote in My 25 Years in FM that "Stevie and Lindsey sang (it) as if for their very lives."

Good memory!

[GavinBrown]

I TOTALLY confused it with Don't Let Me Down Again....AHHHHHH

[WayOfTheDragon]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Bv9d2qCmuo