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Old 01-24-2017, 06:20 PM
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I'm really surprised no one has suggested Why from Mystery to Me. I know they had played it way back when on the White Album tour. I think the song is a masterpiece, my favorite from Christine.

Just Crazy Love is such a fun song too, just needs a better coda - a bit repetitive at the end.
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Old 01-24-2017, 06:49 PM
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As much as I would love to hear it live, Lindsey never got into playing classic Mac songs live. Lindsey said he felt as if he was in a cover band. Lindsey likes to play his music and things he created or help create. There is already too much material they could do without going back to Buckingham Nicks or classic Mac songs.
I love when Christine did Just Crazy Love on her solo tour.
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I'm really surprised no one has suggested Why from Mystery to Me. I know they had played it way back when on the White Album tour. I think the song is a masterpiece, my favorite from Christine.

Just Crazy Love is such a fun song too, just needs a better coda - a bit repetitive at the end.
Believe Me has a fantastic intro. I wish they had let it go longer.
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Believe Me has a fantastic intro. I wish they had let it go longer.
I was never a fan of their version. It pales in comparison to the 1974 version with Bob Welch. That was almost power pop.
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I was never a fan of their version. It pales in comparison to the 1974 version with Bob Welch. That was almost power pop.
Agreed, that rocking soundboard version is amazing, far better than the record. Christine sounds great, the guitar is on fire, and Bobby Hunt's organ work is incredible. I also like the way it immediately kicks into gear and stays at a driving tempo the whole way through.
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I was never a fan of their version. It pales in comparison to the 1974 version with Bob Welch. That was almost power pop.
I'm talking about the album version.
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Old 01-25-2017, 11:10 AM
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So...so...so...many Chris songs I would love to hear live. Hopefully we get a couple of the non traditional numbers.

Just Crazy Love
Why +5,000
Spare Me A Little
Warm Ways
Brown Eyes
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Over and Over
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Old 01-25-2017, 11:50 AM
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In terms of early 70's songs, I'd love to get something from the Christine Perfect album but I can't imagine that happening. I don't think Christine rates it high enough to warrant any of the songs being played live. Failing that, Why, Come a Little Bit Closer, Spare Me a Little of Your Love or even Heroes Are Hard to Find would be great. I think there's a chance Get Like You Used To Be would make the setlist. Not sure I'd want it included myself...its neither a FM or solo song.
Morning Rain, maybe?
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