Must-see FM footage?

[SteveMacD]

For that matter, I think anybody who saw THESE also knows Fleetwood Mac.



















After that, it was kinda samey, IMO. There were a few highlights (Gold And Braid, The Chain cira 1982, some of the Tusk doc., etc)

[David]

Originally Posted by SteveMacD

After that, it was kinda samey, IMO. There were a few highlights (Gold And Braid, The Chain cira 1982, some of the Tusk doc., etc)

Life's a bitch ... & then you get sucked into Fleetwood Mac again.

[SteveMacD]

Originally Posted by David

Life's a bitch ... & then you get sucked into Fleetwood Mac again.

More like life's a bitch and then you realize that after Tusk, Fleetwood Mac really doesn't matter. There are good, even great/legendary songs, but the overall albums after Tusk fall woefully short.

[PenguinHead]

Originally Posted by SteveMacD

For that matter, I think anybody who saw THESE also knows Fleetwood Mac.

After that, it was kinda samey, IMO. There were a few highlights (Gold And Braid, The Chain cira 1982, some of the Tusk doc., etc)

These videos are fantastic. I never before have seen the ones of them performing Lay It All Down (aka Moses) or Dragonfly. A great rare glimpse into the Future Games/Bare Trees version of the band. Same goes for the performance of Miles Away, with the Mystery to Me band! I think the two Bobs - Welch and Western -- made a great team. Too bad that grouping didn't last long, because I think it was probably the best combination in the long line of band configurations.

[goldustsongbird]

Those old Christine videos are the best. She sounded good, surprisingly, since she could often be hit-or-miss during live performances.

She also looked friggin' hot.

[sillydreamer64]

I guess i must be invisible, thought yall would be a lil helpful