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^Okay, gotcha.
Though I do think that most people that are a fan of Stevie Nicks are really not uninterested in anything that Fleetwood Mac does. (And you can't base your opinions on the fact that Time wasn't successful, that's a whole other cup of tea). I think it has more to do with what happens on stage as opposed to it just 'not being Stevie'. I couldn't care less about Mick's drum solos either. The one thing that you'd have going on for you is that you have to deal with less people dressed up as Stevie Nicks. ![]() (disclaimer: 'you' is meant in general) |
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Yes I would go. I have never felt that Stevie is the only thing that makes Fletwood Mac exist. I think it would be very interesting to see Fleetwood Mac without her, although at the same time, I'd rather have ner in the group no doubt. It's all about the collective whole of Fleetwood Mac for me I guess.
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I would definately buy the record, but I don't know about seeing them live. It depends.
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