Bob Welch

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Originally Posted by chiliD

By "this", do you mean "Dragonfly" or "No Questions Asked"?

Either one, really.

Originally Posted by chiliD

At least, they used to play "Dragonfly" in concert*...* = and the few live versions I've heard, it was better live than the studio version.

By the same token, they used to play "Trinity" in concert,too. I'd be willing to bet that most fans who've heard the song first heard it on the Box set in 1992. The only "live" version I have of the song is the video from the "Get It On" DVD, which featured the FG/BT band. It was good, though I actually prefer the studio version, as it has more guitar throughout.

Originally Posted by chiliD

haven't seen a set list with "NQA" in it, yet (and doubt I ever will)

What I want to know is why was it included in the Very Best Of set a few years back? It's been released TWICE now, both on compilations that basically imply that this is Fleetwood Mac at their best.

Originally Posted by chiliD

I think the winner of the "most obscure Fleetwood Mac song" would have to go to either "Purple Dancer" or "Lizard People".)

Here's my top five list of officially released obscure material:

Somebody's Gonna Get Their Head Kicked In Tonight (b-side to Man Of The World)
World In Harmony (b-side to Green Manalishi, though the live version is common)
Dragonfly
Purple Dancer
Blow By Blow (1994 version)

Of course, I could also list the entire Jeremy Spencer album.