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Old 11-28-2012, 08:17 PM
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I think we can assume that Stevie has gotten over the idea that she could not record with Lindsey unless their was another producer involved and Lindsey has stopped thinking an outside co-producer would be good for the band? I laughed so hard at that thought on Lindsey's part. Not because I don't think it would be beneficial, but because I know Lindsey could never give up any real control of the band's creative process and its resulting sonic output.
he apparently had no problems having Jon Brion produce his songs on upcoming Judd Apatow "This Is 40" soundtrack so not sure that theory really stands anymore.
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Old 11-28-2012, 08:19 PM
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Those sound more like they should be Stevie titles than Lindsey ones (I'm assuming they were Lindsey's songs. Am I wrong?). Maybe "Sad Angel" was something he wrote for/about her after her mother passing away. That'd be quite sweet and another aspect of their relationship that has never really been explored much in their songs - their long ties to each other and the (non-romantic) affection that must bring.
had exact same thought when i saw that title Peestie!

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Didn't think of that origin for Sad Angel. That would be rather sweet. According to the article, Stevie chose one song to lay down vocals on, and Lindsey chose the other for her. Literally based only on titles I can guarantee she chose the one with 'Angel' in it's title.

Hoping Miss Fantasy isn't as 'cliche' as it unfortunately sounds to me right now. I'm a big 'word' person, and am usually drawn to titles with more depth. Horrible judging by a cover right now. Hope I'm proved wrong! Either way ecstatic for any new material.
thinking similarly here too.
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Old 11-28-2012, 08:20 PM
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Sad Angel is such a... Stevie title.
Lindsey has Goodbye Angel.

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Old 11-28-2012, 09:13 PM
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How 'bout "Daddy Angel"?? Lol
How about Sable on Daddy Angel?
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Old 11-28-2012, 09:31 PM
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How 'bout "Daddy Angel"?? Lol
LOL too funny...maybe Daddy's Little Angel
or Angel of My Daddy...or Angel Food Cake
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Old 11-28-2012, 11:05 PM
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Going by title alone, Sad Angel doesn't sound like it's going to be a very good song. I will hold out hope that Miss Fantasy has some energy, spirit and a beat though.

I basically started on the FM boards after SYW came out. So, I wasn't around when everyone was waiting for it to be released. I think I would have been excited about titles like Thrown Down and Everybody Finds Out and speculating about what those songs would be like. Oh my goodness, if Come had been spelled in the profane way and I saw that on the Amazon tracklisting before the album was released, I think I would have fainted.


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Old 11-28-2012, 11:06 PM
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I suppose both of these are Lindsey songs that Stevie laid-down BGVs for? I wonder what the sound will be like, compared to SYW?

This is so exciting. Fleetwood Mac will be back!
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Old 11-28-2012, 11:11 PM
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he apparently had no problems having Jon Brion produce his songs on upcoming Judd Apatow "This Is 40" soundtrack so not sure that theory really stands anymore.
I doubt he had much choice if he wanted to participate (certainly he could have opted out/declined/what have you, but it's good publicity/possible revenue etc), it was probably part of the deal considering that all of the artists are produced by the same guy. I don't think you can use such an isolated situation as that to infer anything, truly. He obviously didn't care enough to turn them down, but that's not to say he wouldn't have preferred to produce them himself if given the option.

/devils advocate.
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Old 11-28-2012, 11:13 PM
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Actually, this is the way they always recorded. Stevie has admitted to not having much input in how the instrumental parts have been recorded, even in the early days. Instead of just not being in the same room for the recordings, she is not even in the same state when the instrumental tracks are recorded. If she get bored and doesn't have anything to do why should she even be there? And maybe the process can move quicker without so much drama of having them both in the same room.
I think that SYW had some other problems other than the recording process, like maybe a bad attitude and not wanting to be there at all. This "attitude" seem to carry over to the tour also...from the shows that I saw.

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I dunno the way the recording process for these songs is described sounds very similar to SYW with Stevie coming in and adding her vocals to the already laid down tracksbut still anxious to hear anything new with the Fleetwood Mac name on it.It has been nearly a decade.
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"Sad Angel" is such a predictable song title for FM that we could have guessed it.

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Yes, and specially written by Stevie. I know it's so hard to be original after decades of writing songs, but can't they(she!) strive a bit more? If it's not an angel, is a girl, or a female mystic name.

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How 'bout "Daddy Angel"?? Lol
Now that's not completely original but it's a new idea, and would generate more speculations about Christine and Stevie.. friends or allies?
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Old 11-28-2012, 11:47 PM
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Yes, and specially written by Stevie. I know it's so hard to be original after decades of writing songs, but can't they(she!) strive a bit more? If it's not an angel, is a girl, or a female mystic name.
I was/am under the impression that both Sad Angel and Miss Fantasy are both Lindsey's songs. The song of Stevie's that was recorded is the 3rd song mentioned in relation to Buckingham Nicks.

And also, I'd like to note that Sad Angel and Miss Fantasy both sound like some celebrity perfume titles. Maybe the Mac should put out their own line.
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I was/am under the impression that both Sad Angel and Miss Fantasy are both Lindsey's songs. The song of Stevie's that was recorded is the 3rd song mentioned in relation to Buckingham Nicks.
I'm guessing this could be Nomad because the other 2 new songs are songs of Lindsey's. Without You was probably written by both of them.
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Old 11-29-2012, 12:24 AM
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And also, I'd like to note that Sad Angel and Miss Fantasy both sound like some celebrity perfume titles. Maybe the Mac should put out their own line.
Yeah, because that Mick looks like a fine smelling man.

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Old 11-29-2012, 12:28 AM
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i suspect the record co. is going to INSIST on a Stevie song.
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Old 11-29-2012, 12:39 AM
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I'm guessing this could be Nomad because the other 2 new songs are songs of Lindsey's. Without You was probably written by both of them.
Stevie already released "Nomad" (aka "Candlebright") on Trouble In Shangri-La. I could die a happy man if it's "Without You."
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