What happened during the making of TITN?

[David]

Originally posted by strandinthewind
She was wasted out of her head. She sang it and then said something like "She's not here tonight?"

That was all shtick she repeated at a number of shows, including Shoreline Amphitheatre in Northern California. Sing the first line & then tell the crowd to "finish it."

Silly, silly, silly.

[dissention]

Originally posted by David
That was all shtick she repeated at a number of shows, including Shoreline Amphitheatre in Northern California. Sing the first line & then tell the crowd to "finish it."

Silly, silly, silly.

That tour was built on the ridiculous.

[David]

Originally posted by sodascouts
This is enlightening; I'd always assumed Stevie sang "Rhiannon" for every tour with or without Fleetwood Mac. If it's not all that sacred, why are they still playing it, I wonder?

Good question. As far as I know, her only "sacred" song is "Dreams." I think she's performed that one for every Fleetwood Mac tour & every Stevie Nicks tour since the song was written. I don't think any other song in her catalog has had that sort of staying power, or has that sense of "We MUST play this" for her.

The Fleetwood Mac equivalent from the post-Welch era would be "Go Your Own Way," which Fleetwood Mac played on every tour with Buckingham (even before it was recorded) as well as three tours without Buckingham! Also appeared on Buckingham's solo tour.

[chiliD]

Of course, we know that "Oh Well" USED to carry the honor of being the all-time "sacred" Fleetwood Mac song, until (I assume) Lindsey broke the chain on The Dance tour.