Rolling Stone streaming "Feel About You"

[BLY]

Let's face it these days the "great harmonies" are going to be done in the studio with "Lindsey's magic". The live harmonies went away after the Tusk tour. Mirage was rough(but great) and the Dance well..... Not quite live. I love LBT. The crossroads was fantastic.

[FuzzyPlum]

Originally Posted by BLY

Let's face it these days the "great harmonies" are going to be done in the studio with "Lindsey's magic". The live harmonies went away after the Tusk tour. Mirage was rough(but great) and the Dance well..... Not quite live. I love LBT. The crossroads was fantastic.

...sorry BLY...racking my brain... what's LBT?
Lesbian Bisexual Transgender???


Edit: Little Big Town!!!!

[jkmaletic]

I don't think Stevie (or anyone) could have added anything beneficial to either of these songs. They kind of are what they are.
This is THEIR thing. I hope they do well with it. IMO, these first two singles are real clunkers - especially the second one. I'm hoping there's better stuff to come from this collaboration. I'm rooting for them.

Jamie

[Macfan4life]

Each time I listen to the first 2 singles, I find myself liking them more and more. I listened to each about 5 times.

[button-lip]

Originally Posted by Macfan4life

Each time I listen to the first 2 singles, I find myself liking them more and more. I listened to each about 5 times.

Same here. Couldn't been more happier with their work.

[jbrownsjr]

Originally Posted by michelej1

Remember when she's saying that she didn't hear any singing on Sara, because there WAS no singing on Sara. And she said something to Christine about the piano I think and Christine was like, "Oh sorry. Sorry." That was pretty funny.

But one of the reasons they ignored her is that most of her comments were self-centered about her songs and her spotlight and not designed to benefit the set as a whole.

Michele

"I can't hear the harmonies on this song because nobody is singing them!"
Christine tinkering with the piano... Stevie: "Christine is wearing out that piano"... "Sorry.. oh Sorry... i f'd up.."

something like that.. but not in that order..

[BLY]

I'm just happy I get new music from my all time favorite "Band" solo or together. I will take what ever they want to release. I got into these folks in 1977 and never thought 40 years later I would still be getting NEW MUSIC today. As I have said in many posts before on all the forums, some songs/albums are better then others but.......the true MAC fans (IMO) won't trash any of it or any of them as people. Just enjoy the great music from all these members past and present.

[dontlookdown]

The songs hang together well when played back to back.
I listened to them a few times in the car - loud - and I'm liking Christine's
song more and more.

It's no Love In Store (or Say You Love Me or You Make Loving Fun), but
I'm appreciating it on its own terms.

Holding out hope for some guitar 🎸 solos on other tracks...

[jbrownsjr]

Originally Posted by dontlookdown

The songs hang together well when played back to back.
I listened to them a few times in the car - loud - and I'm liking Christine's
song more and more.

It's no Love In Store (or Say You Love Me or You Make Loving Fun), but
I'm appreciating it on its own terms.

Holding out hope for some guitar 🎸 solos on other tracks...

i did the same thing and had same results!!

[justcrazylove]

Originally Posted by BLY

I'm just happy I get new music from my all time favorite "Band" solo or together. I will take what ever they want to release. I got into these folks in 1977 and never thought 40 years later I would still be getting NEW MUSIC today. As I have said in many posts before on all the forums, some songs/albums are better then others but.......the true MAC fans (IMO) won't trash any of it or any of them as people. Just enjoy the great music from all these members past and present.

This times 1000!

[Say You Will]

Originally Posted by BLY

I'm just happy I get new music from my all time favorite "Band" solo or together. I will take what ever they want to release. I got into these folks in 1977 and never thought 40 years later I would still be getting NEW MUSIC today. As I have said in many posts before on all the forums, some songs/albums are better then others but.......the true MAC fans (IMO) won't trash any of it or any of them as people. Just enjoy the great music from all these members past and present.

My goodness this is exactly what I feel. Said the same thing to my kids the other day. 40 years later and can still enjoy.
Good to hear from people who feel the same way.

[jbrownsjr]

Originally Posted by Say You Will

My goodness this is exactly what I feel. Said the same thing to my kids the other day. 40 years later and can still enjoy.
Good to hear from people who feel the same way.

I'm beside myself knowing that I'm waiting a new album from Christine McVie and Lindsey Buckingham. W/ Mick and John..

It's like a dream come true. And... they're touring!!

[GypsySorcerer]

Originally Posted by dontlookdown

The songs hang together well when played back to back.
I listened to them a few times in the car - loud - and I'm liking Christine's
song more and more.

It's no Love In Store (or Say You Love Me or You Make Loving Fun), but
I'm appreciating it on its own terms.

Holding out hope for some guitar 🎸 solos on other tracks...

Ugh, it's too much like Love In Store for me. I have never gotten the appreciation for that song. To me, it's far from Christine's capabilities, as is Feel About You.

Here's hoping they released the commercial garbage first and the rest of the album is better.

[AlexD]

Assuming SATC is the same, we have the first 3 songs of the album now. In my opinion it's set a really good tone and seems to have a better sound that Seeds We Sow

[TrueFaith77]

Originally Posted by AlexD

Assuming SATC is the same, we have the first 3 songs of the album now. In my opinion it's set a really good tone and seems to have a better sound that Seeds We Sow

Yes, that was that album's failing. Along with the fact that it doesn't follow my preferred tracklist.