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I've just seen this very strange video of the creation of a rather unusual piece of Fleetwood Mac-themed art, a 'volcanic stainless steel painting' depicting the band as ancient Greek deities:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h-EL8EjlLGU It's all rather silly, but actually looks rather good, don't you think? There's something appropriately grandiose about showing them as gods, considering the rather fantastical, mystical element to a lot of the music - and the occasionally overly serious way they can present themselves... Discuss! |
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Yes, it is creative.
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Wow, Christine is very, er, buxom. Cool.
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