FM / O2 sings happy bday to Mick (6/24, London)

[michelej1]

Originally Posted by sue

These pictures are wonderful, thanks for posting...and they look really happy.
I am a bit concerned about Lindsey and his tight jeans, they have just been given a health warning, as they can cause something called "compartment syndrome".

Well, Lindsey already knows all about "compartmentalizing."

Michele

[michelej1]

Originally Posted by TheWILDheart

Shorter set last night by the look of it. 2 song encore (Don't Stop & Songbird only) and "Sisters of the Moon", "I Know I'm Not Wrong" and "I'm So Afraid" were dropped. Running late?

You are kidding me. I can't believe all of those are cut. Michele

[shackin'up]

Originally Posted by michelej1

Well, Lindsey already knows all about "compartmentalizing."

Michele

[shackin'up]

Originally Posted by jbrownsjr

Nice harmony!!

These two should improvise some new songs while singing in one mic. At gunpoint dammit.

[sue]

Originally Posted by michelej1

Well, Lindsey already knows all about "compartmentalizing."

Michele

So funny.........

[teedeerocks]

Bucky just doesn't like to wear underwear does he????Geezzzz.......

[nicole21290]

A few more gifs from another video of Landslide.





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[MoonSister75]

I love it when she throws her arms out They certainly look happy enough here.
Its so good to hear them sing something different, even if it's just "Happy Birthday"

[welcomechris]

Just hope they don't get sued, Singing happy birthday in public like that! It's a copyrighted song you know, restaurants get sued for singing it.

[jbrownsjr]

Originally Posted by MoonSister75

I love it when she throws her arms out They certainly look happy enough here.
Its so good to hear them sing something different, even if it's just "Happy Birthday"

A huge Amen!!!

[jbrownsjr]

Originally Posted by shackin'up

These two should improvise some new songs while singing in one mic. At gunpoint dammit.

Seriously, Landslide is so tired.... Played to death...

Love to hear something new....

[FuzzyPlum]

GQ Magazine: A Man Who Hates Gigs Reviews Fleetwood Mac at the O2

Someone has got me a ticket to see Fleetwood Mac, you say? I love Fleetwood Mac. But hang on, I hate gigs. Love Fleetwood Mac. Hate gigs. Love Fleetwood Mac. Hate gigs. Oh well, let's just get on with it then.
The O2 would be a sterile venue to host a conference of anti-bacterial spray manufacturers, let alone a concert of one of the world's great rock bands, and the clientele were suitably hard to pin down. It was strange to go to a gig with no discernable tribes, unless fans of a carvery on a Sunday constitutes a tribe. It was like being on a Ryanair flight with 20,000 people.


http://www.gq-magazine.co.uk/enterta...2-arena-review


'About a third of the audience stood up to dance. More still jiggled in their seats. I doubt if there have been that many people with so little natural rhythm gathered in one place since the world championship bowls final at Potters Leisure Resort in Hopton-on-Sea.'

[MoonSister75]

Originally Posted by FuzzyPlum

GQ Magazine: A Man Who Hates Gigs Reviews Fleetwood Mac at the O2

Someone has got me a ticket to see Fleetwood Mac, you say? I love Fleetwood Mac. But hang on, I hate gigs. Love Fleetwood Mac. Hate gigs. Love Fleetwood Mac. Hate gigs. Oh well, let's just get on with it then.
The O2 would be a sterile venue to host a conference of anti-bacterial spray manufacturers, let alone a concert of one of the world's great rock bands, and the clientele were suitably hard to pin down. It was strange to go to a gig with no discernable tribes, unless fans of a carvery on a Sunday constitutes a tribe. It was like being on a Ryanair flight with 20,000 people.


http://www.gq-magazine.co.uk/enterta...2-arena-review


'About a third of the audience stood up to dance. More still jiggled in their seats. I doubt if there have been that many people with so little natural rhythm gathered in one place since the world championship bowls final at Potters Leisure Resort in Hopton-on-Sea.'

This is hilarious and gave me a good laugh. There were several similar comical moments I experienced at the O2 - one of which was the short lady shouting to the blokes in front (who were enjoying themselves and having a good dance) - I didn't pay £140 to spend the night staring at your arse! And then the other women, whilst the rest of the audience was being dazzled by Big Love, saying to me... I don't like this, he sounds like a barking dog. There was also a very drunk women that I met on the way in, that handed me a glo stick, and made me promise I would wave it to her during Little Lies (her very favourite song) - when I looked up at her during Little Lies she was throwing herself around in one of the aisles, dancing her heart out.

He mentions a new song in this review, several other reviews have done the same ... I'm guessing they think I Know I'm Not Wrong is new song.

[AncientQueen]

^^^Great review, I laughed! Finally someone understands my dislike of concerts, which is strangely comforting.

I would like to mention a woman from Cologne. She paid around 330$ to sit first row and had alot of wine before the concert. When the band entered the stage, she screamed "Lindsey" once and passed out. Security helped her out. Must have been a great concert experience for her.

[MoonSister75]

Originally Posted by jbrownsjr

A huge Amen!!!

You never know, it might be a sign of good things to come