Rumours Live Album Sept 23

[Villavic]

Originally Posted by Macfan4life

Mick wrote on his twitter account that the Dreams on this package has never been released before.

Who does not believe Mick? He also wrote these songs were recorded on "opening night" at the Forum. I dont know what that means because the Mac started the Rumours tour much earlier that year and the Forum existed since the 1960s. Yet its opening night? Maybe he means first night in LA on the Rumours tour? Where is Stevie when you need her. We need her expertise on when this was recorded.

I think it's the first night at the Forum, since I read in Wikipedia they played August 29, 30 and 31.

[jbrownsjr]

Originally Posted by Villavic

I think it's the first night at the Forum, since I read in Wikipedia they played August 29, 30 and 31.

So opening night meaning, August 29th. I believe ledgies before I'd believe even Christine. Plus, it's not their job to keep track of all that. It's the publishers.

[WatchChain]

As is the case with most artists, the record company owns the original master recordings and artists make very little residuals from the masters.

Do the members of Fleetwood Mac profit when Rhino Records repackages and re-releases live recordings. Do they own the live recordings, or are they also property of Warner Brothers Records along with the masters?

[Straightback]

https://superdeluxeedition.com/news/...-rumours-live/

[David]

Originally Posted by Straightback

https://superdeluxeedition.com/news/...-rumours-live/

Not only is this great news in itself, but it’s also great because of what it probably heralds — more and more old live releases from Rhino. I don’t believe it’s coincidental that Rhino has been releasing all this live Mac over the last ten years or so:

• Fourteen cuts on Fleetwood Mac Deluxe (plus four from TV)
• Eleven cuts on Rumours Deluxe
• Twenty-one cuts on Tusk Deluxe
• Fourteen cuts on Live Deluxe
• Eighteen songs on Rumours Live at the Forum

I have no idea how many live cuts from pre-1975 albums have been released. But all of this has been such a blessing and such a highlight of otherwise very meagre Fleetwood Mac years.

[vivfox]

Originally Posted by David

Not only is this great news in itself, but it’s also great because of what it probably heralds — more and more old live releases from Rhino. I don’t believe it’s coincidental that Rhino has been releasing all this live Mac over the last ten years or so:

• Fourteen cuts on Fleetwood Mac Deluxe (plus four from TV)
• Eleven cuts on Rumours Deluxe
• Twenty-one cuts on Tusk Deluxe
• Fourteen cuts on Live Deluxe
• Eighteen songs on Rumours Live at the Forum

I have no idea how many live cuts from pre-1975 albums have been released. But all of this has been such a blessing and such a highlight of otherwise very meagre Fleetwood Mac years.

You and I are on the same page, buddy.

[David]

Originally Posted by vivfox

You and I are on the same page, buddy.

When I went back to count up everything, Viv, I was amazed at the number: 78 live cuts. And I haven’t counted the pre-1975 stuff because it’s all over the place. How can you beat that? This is better than caring about which Heartbreaker joined which Fleetwood Mac when and whether you could actually hear him play above the nonstop wall of noise from 25 musicians on the back line. The only thing I would have preferred from Rhino is concerts in their entirety — this Forum show is a great start (let’s hope it’s a start). It may not be our actual favorite tour stop, but it immerses you in a single night’s performance with its rising and falling narrative and unified experience. Fleetwood Mac concerts used to tell a good tale, and their live tracks don’t really benefit by being mixed and matched. The legendary live albums in rock and jazz were almost always a single performance.

Next up, Rhino could track down and release a cleaner Trod Nossel 1975 studio/radio set. That’s the obvious follow-up to the White Album deluxe.

[jbrownsjr]

Originally Posted by David

Not only is this great news in itself, but it’s also great because of what it probably heralds — more and more old live releases from Rhino. I don’t believe it’s coincidental that Rhino has been releasing all this live Mac over the last ten years or so:

• Fourteen cuts on Fleetwood Mac Deluxe (plus four from TV)
• Eleven cuts on Rumours Deluxe
• Twenty-one cuts on Tusk Deluxe
• Fourteen cuts on Live Deluxe
• Eighteen songs on Rumours Live at the Forum

I have no idea how many live cuts from pre-1975 albums have been released. But all of this has been such a blessing and such a highlight of otherwise very meagre Fleetwood Mac years.

The Dreams single sounds wonderful!