Random Facts About Fleetwood Mac

[fleetwoodtrick]

Okay, so these are more of facts that relate to me, but feel free to post yourself!

~When I was little, the White Album cover SCARED THE HECK OUT OF ME. Well, I didn't know what I was listening to, but when I saw the cover... I think I must have started crying or something. And it's all John McVie's fault.

~From the cover of Fleetwood Mac, I assumed they were a band of men. I also assumed that Jackson Browne had short brown hair and stubble. Don't ask me why.

~The first time I REALLY listened to The Dance, I thought Christine McVie was a man. I said, "Mommy, this guy sounds really weird!" My mother: "..." *gasp* Sorry Christine, I really do love your voice now.

~The first time I remembered hearing Seven Wonders, I said "This lady's voice is really weird." My mom ".... NOOOOOOOOOOOO! STEVIE NICKS HAS A GREAT VOICE!!!"

~I thought Lindsey Buckingham was a girl.

~I thought the lyrics to Eo17 were "Just like the world we know" instead of "Just like the white winged dove."



Yes, I know. I was a troubled child.

[SortaSavageLike]

The first time I saw the Mirage LP, I assumed that Fleetwood Mac consisted of an English music teacher, a mannequin, a security guard, a giant, and an effeminate Greek god.

[fleetwoodtrick]

Originally Posted by SortaSavageLike

The first time I saw the Mirage LP, I assumed that Fleetwood Mac consisted of an English music teacher, a mannequin, a security guard, a giant, and an effeminate Greek god.

Who's who!?!?

[michelej1]

Originally Posted by SortaSavageLike

The first time I saw the Mirage LP, I assumed that Fleetwood Mac consisted of an English music teacher, a mannequin, a security guard, a giant, and an effeminate Greek god.

And you were wrong . . .how?

Michele

[marinnette]

Originally Posted by SortaSavageLike

The first time I saw the Mirage LP, I assumed that Fleetwood Mac consisted of an English music teacher, a mannequin, a security guard, a giant, and an effeminate Greek god.

That was brilliant! I've laughed till tears. That was such an intelligent observation. I imagine a cartoon-like cover of Mirage, now.
I wish I could draw!

Christine with a tie, with an air or authority, and a stick in her hand to beat the rythm: YOU ARE LATE!!!!
and Apolo, god of music, trying not to step on his tunic, walking in little steps, curly hair under a golden tiara (true he looks very greek-like to me) whinning because the teacher is very strict.
and stevie says: don't look at me, i'm just a mannequin XD
while all this happens, the security guard and the giant have become friends and play poker in the entrance, letting the rest kill themselves if they want to.

[Gailh]

Originally Posted by SortaSavageLike

The first time I saw the Mirage LP, I assumed that Fleetwood Mac consisted of an English music teacher, a mannequin, a security guard, a giant, and an effeminate Greek god.

That's about right

Gail

[goldustsongbird]

Originally Posted by fleetwoodtrick

~The first time I remembered hearing Seven Wonders, I said "This lady's voice is really weird." My mom ".... NOOOOOOOOOOOO! STEVIE NICKS HAS A GREAT VOICE!!!"

My mom and I once had almost the exact same conversation.

*Rhiannon comes on the radio*
My mom: Oh, Fleetwood Mac
Me: wtf? I hate them.
My mom: *runs red light*

[Madelow]

Originally Posted by goldustsongbird

My mom and I once had almost the exact same conversation.

*Rhiannon comes on the radio*
My mom: Oh, Fleetwood Mac
Me: wtf? I hate them.
My mom: *runs red light*

Dear Goldustsongbird, I loved your post. I would probably do the same thing if one of my nieces or nephews said that! Tell your mom I'm with her all the way. Go FM! Best always, Madelow.

[michelej1]

The first time I heard Red Rover, I thought he was saying, "Christine you were dying . . ." instead of "could see".

Michele

[David]

Originally Posted by michelej1

The first time I heard Red Rover, I thought he was saying, "Christine you were dying . . ." instead of "could see".

Ooh! That would have been brutal . . . "Christine you were dying/But no one was crying"

[Zombie]

Originally Posted by David

Ooh! That would have been brutal . . . "Christine you were dying/But no one was crying"

Maybe that's why Chris refused to do the tour - she had a mondegreen moment with RR, too.

"You want me to get up there and sing this song about how no one would cry if I DIED? I was okay with making Stevie sing back-up on that song where you called her a whore, but this is ridiculous."

[michelej1]

Originally Posted by David

Ooh! That would have been brutal . . . "Christine you were dying/But no one was crying"

When I thought it was those lyrics, I believed he was trying to describe her growing unhappiness on The Dance tour and how the others didn't want her to leave, but didn't see that being on the road was tearing her apart.

Michele

[Chrislit18]

I thought 'Christine' was the lyric too, but I'm biast.

I never knew that Rhiannon and Dreams were the same artist until like 3-4 years ago, but sometimes I thought they were the same song.

I thought Stevie was a lesbian when I first read 'After Stevie and Lindsey broke up...' on a website somewhere.

And yes Lindsey does look like a greek god, but that's just cause he was HOT during the Mirage era

[fleetwoodtrick]

Originally Posted by Chrislit18

And yes Lindsey does look like a greek god, but that's just cause he was HOT during the Mirage era

I'm trying very hard not to puke right now. He would have been hot if he JUST CUT THE FREAKING EYELINER! I think he looks nice now, but Tusk-Tango was aboslutely mortifying! I wonder what he thinks of all that now.
~Rhiya

[goldustsongbird]

Originally Posted by michelej1

The first time I heard Red Rover, I thought he was saying, "Christine you were dying . . ." instead of "could see".

Michele

He was. It's a subliminal message, like the Paul is Dead stuff.