LA Forum Show April 14, 2015

[michelej1]

Originally Posted by Lisa W

I am a bit late getting to post about my experience at the show on April 14th. It was my first time sitting on the floor for an FM show and I had a great time. I was in Row 2 of Section A, so was closest to Christine, which was a new vantage point for me. One thing I never noticed before was how Stevie and Christine join hands when the lights are still down as The Chain is starting. Total girl power!!

I like your photo of Christine with the accordion. The red trim of the instrument is enhanced by the overhead lighting.

That is a sweet moment when Christine and Stevie touch hands across the piano. It reminds me -- of course -- of when Lindsey came out during the Behind the Mask tour and Stevie went over to the piano and joined hands with Christine during Landslide, bringing Christine into that reunion. I loved it.

Michele

[jkmaletic]

One little anecdote I forgot to tell. During one of the songs, Stevie went over to John and played air guitar next to him. He looked at her and I could see she mouthed, "I could do that.", pointing to his guitar. He just smirked and Stevie started laughing.

She's a goofball.

[Feather Blade]

Originally Posted by David

Good God. After reading this thing, I wanted to pull the taffy out of my head. Is this the old Herald Examiner? It's hard to believe that its criticism has sunk to this level—this is infantile junk. Was it written by a 13-year-old? The great Ken Tucker wrote so incisively about Fleetwood Mac in 1980 in this same publication, and now the pseudo-reviewing has sunk to this "How I Spent My Summer Vacation" level? Beyond sad.

Oh my, agree completely. "First this happened and then this, and after that, this thing and then last of all was this".... That was pretty terrible.

[nicole21290]

Originally Posted by David

Good God. After reading this thing, I wanted to pull the taffy out of my head. Is this the old Herald Examiner? It's hard to believe that its criticism has sunk to this level—this is infantile junk. Was it written by a 13-year-old? The great Ken Tucker wrote so incisively about Fleetwood Mac in 1980 in this same publication, and now the pseudo-reviewing has sunk to this "How I Spent My Summer Vacation" level? Beyond sad.

It's not. Some Examiners are high quality, some not so much... Details of what it actually is here: http://www.examiner.com/About_Examiner