In Your Dreams - PORTLAND - Sunday 7:30 - Who's going???

[Nathan]

Hey guys.

As those of us in the Pacific Northwest are aware, we have been woefully overlooked for years by Fleetwood and Co.

So, if there are any fans planning attending the Portland's IYD screening at the Hollywood Theater on Sunday evening, maybe we should arrange some kind of meet-up!

**DISCLAIMER: I'm a bit of a counter-culture (for lack of a better term) individual, so for me, this is going to to to be something of an experience. But, I love to share and make new friends, so the more, the merrier. I'm including some visual aides, so as not to be too subtle.**

Hopefully something works out. Could be great fun.

They serve beer and popcorn (and pizza?) in the lobby.

[RavenOfRhiannon]

If I was in Portland, I'd go with you in a heartbeat. That theater looks so cool. I've been to Portland once, and it was an amazing experience.

[StevieNicksfann]

I just moved from Portland in December otherwise I'd be right there with ya!

[Nathan]

Originally Posted by StevieNicksfann

I just moved from Portland in December otherwise I'd be right there with ya!

Ah, bummer.

Originally Posted by RavenOfRhiannon

If I was in Portland, I'd go with you in a heartbeat. That theater looks so cool. I've been to Portland once, and it was an amazing experience.

Yes, definitely an interesting and unique city. I haven't explored it as much as I'd like to.

Anyway, hopefully I don't have to end up posting this ad on Craigslist.

[Nathan]

Anyone? Anyone at all?

[michelej1]

The Oregonian By Marc Mohan, Special to The Oregonian
on April 07, 2013 at 10:02 AM, updated April 07, 2013

http://www.oregonlive.com/movies/ind...m_april_7.html

Stevie Nicks: In Your Dreams" With the recent use of Fleetwood Mac's "Tusk" in the FX spy drama "The Americans," this might be the perfect time for the latest resurgence of interest in Stevie Nicks. The gypsy chic, white-winged dove's fervent fan base will surely welcome this documentary chronicling the recording of her first solo album in a decade. Along for the ride are some former bandmates, as well as ex-Eurythmic Dave Stewart as producer. Nicks and Stewart co-directed the film, so it seems unlikely we'll get too many raw or unflattering moments, but then again the members of Mac have never been known for their emotional reserve. (Hollywood Theatre, 7:30 p.m.)

[Nathan]

^^^ Kewl man, thanks.

What a masterpiece it was. Not quite sold out, but there were definitely a couple fans in attendance. Lots of applauding and cheering for the film. It was great - I can't remember it all, but little bits of it have been floating back to me all day.