Quote:
Originally Posted by SeanJT
I was just reading how the Eagles 'Long Road Out Of Eden' took six years to produce. They clearly knew it was their last music together, and made it a double-album worthy of their previous legacy work. I believe our Fleetwood Mac is doing something similar if not the same. Stevie will make sure this final album is done properly; they all will. They did not come this far, welcome Christine back into the fold, make new music, and reach 50 years as a band next year just to tour a couple of times. There is a farewll tour with a new album coming from this band. We've had 'Rumours' in 1977, 'Tango' in 1987, 'The Dance' in 1997, and there will be a final album in 2017. I love, cherish, and admire this band. Tons of missed opportunites notwithstanding, the body of work from Fleetwood Mac is massive and has kept me in good stead all these years. I will wait for the swansong of my favorite band to materialize. It always has, and I believe it will one more time.
 |
You have the mindset that this is all planned out and strategized. As if they're all on the same page. I just don't see that being the case. Whatever happens it's not part of some grand plan they've had for the past few years. When they can all agree to work on the album is when it will get done.
07-08-2016, 01:48 PM
Threaded Mode