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Old 04-03-2013, 10:42 AM
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While I can understand that Stevie is disappointed with record sales, I would like to see her acknowledge those of us who have stuck by her for her entire time in the limelight. Yes, we do buy her "records" as well as other records for that matter. It would be much healthier for her to accept that her day as a superstar are long gone and the mass appeal of Rumours or Bella Donna is simply not achievable with new material. Most of her contemporaries are in the same boat but still churn out amazing work as she did with In Your Dreams. Her core fans appreciate her work and will stand by her and it would be nice to see her appreciate that instead of complaining about poor record sales. In Your Dreams is a smash success because it is a good album, not because it sold millions of copies. As a fan, my focus now is enjoying whatever new music they can provide, not attending augmented concerts with ancient set lists and paying ridiculous ticket prices.
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Old 04-03-2013, 01:43 PM
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Maybe she's afraid of changing (pun intended)? Well, she's right where the casual fans are concerned. They do want to hear Dreams, Landslide, Rhiannon etc. but 99% of the hardcore fans do not. We've been there for decades and even though I don't play any instruments I could play Dreams in my sleep. Making the set longer would be great but they often have to deal with curfews.
I think they should do a mix of some hits, new songs and songs we've never heard live before. That way everyone gets something they want for the ridiculous over priced tickets.
Well, I also think that if they pull a song out of the setlist it would have to be one of hers if they are adding one of hers. LB isn't going to take out one of his songs. She knows better. They still have that power struggle. Curfews aren't an issue. I even think Lindsey would like to mix it up but she likes being comfortable.
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Well, I also think that if they pull a song out of the setlist it would have to be one of hers if they are adding one of hers. LB isn't going to take out one of his songs. She knows better. They still have that power struggle. Curfews aren't an issue. I even think Lindsey would like to mix it up but she likes being comfortable.
And that will go on forever.

It's too bad she doesn't want to take any risks because they can really play some gems we've never heard live before. Why wouldn't Lindsey take out one of his songs? I know it's because of the power struggle but he's in a band and when you're in a band you'll have to compromise. She does.
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Stevie, however, seems really shaken by the low sales figures as you mention, and that seems to be her main metric for success. So we'll see if the disappointment she feels after IYD keeps her from doing another solo album...
Just a few weeks ago in Las Vegas, she said she was going to spend the year on tour with Fleetwood Mac and then it's back to making new music.
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Ok nobody buys records.I guess that' means me.Except for Stevie and Mac records.

I wouldn't waste a cent on todays crap as everybody knows.

Radio does not care about the older artists so they wont get airplay to promote their new tunes for fans can buy their new records.

Its sad for the older artists.I feel for them.
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Yes except Stevie doesn't get the fact that her fans will still buy her new music. Sure, she doesn't have the 'mainstream' appeal to the general audience of music listeners anymore but she still has a MASSIVE core group that support her and got her a #6 debut in the first place when she clearly could've missed the Top 40 completely if it was all that bad.

Hell, even Eric Clapton is still releasing music so she has no sympathy from me. Even The Beach Boys for crying out loud, with ALL their drama, released at least a new album, even if it was pretty bad in my opinion. But still, for their fans, something is better than nothing. She needs to get a swift kick in the ass and realize her hey days are behind her, she needs to make music just for the freedom, creativity and love of making music (like Lindsey) and just get on with it.

The whole stigma of "should we/shouldn't we" with music from her and the Mac recently has just really been ticking me off and I don't know if it's just because I want new music from them this badly or if it just rubs me the wrong way that their heads are so clearly stuffed up their own butts when it comes to releasing stuff.
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