New Fleetwood Mac release(s) in November. - Page 2

xdreamsunwindx · #16 10-01-2004, 08:51 PM

Oh man. I'm gonna be so poor in November. New U2, Gwen Stefani, Blondie and supposedly new FM. I guess I should start saving now.

-Kate

ryan8472 · #17 10-02-2004, 03:33 AM

It's most likely that these will be more reissues, as that's what the Grateful Dead thing is. Another box set of their albums.

dissention · #18 10-02-2004, 09:07 AM

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Omigod, I still don't have that damn thing. And when I saw the SM themed video many months ago, I saw that this was clearly another great album. I was gonna buy Destiny Rules this week, but i gotta get that Blondie. And about DVD's

confuse me? So, they were previously pointless from a viewing standpoint? but now they are gonna have video? What - evah. i'll be glad for the video, for sure, but why have them before? just so people could listen to the music through their DVD player? I guess that makes sense, for people who have awesome speakers for their TV/DVD...ok, sorry i took you through that whole thought process...

At the moment, DVD-A's only play in DVD players. That's why they don't really sell well, because they can only be played in a DVD player and not anything else; it's too restrictive a product. The new ones will have DVD-A on one side and audio CD on the other, so they'll be able to be played in DVD players and stereos. They test marketed them in Boston and a few other cities, my friend has the Blondie one. It has the video for Good Boys (love that video) and a few other things, but it's an early version and I've heard that they're going to put video footage form the current tour on it for the November release. I'm crossing my fingers.

I have an article here somewhere about all of it, lemme find it.

angelfishey · #19 10-02-2004, 09:44 AM

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Gaaaaahhh! What could it be? Also, i'm looking forward to New Gwen, if that's the case...

have you heard the single? it sounds like britney spears.

amber · #20 10-02-2004, 02:45 PM

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have you heard the single? it sounds like britney spears.

No!! You're kidding? But Gwen doesn't usually sound like Britney Spears?! Say it aint so...
Amber

angelfishey · #21 10-02-2004, 03:09 PM

listen for yourself:
(right click, hit save target as)
http://66.195.18.2/~unprod00/Gwen%20...lanis.com).mp3

amber · #22 10-02-2004, 03:51 PM

Thank you! She does sound like her at the beginning, but the rest of the song sounds like Gwen to me....and I like the song!

Oona · #23 10-02-2004, 07:33 PM

More and more peter green era mac is getting out, so it might be this stuff, perhaps. I am glad I discovered Peter Green on a total lark. I saw a mac album that I never heard of, gave it a listen, heard blues, thought it was a mistake from the record factory. Looked and listened more closely, did a bit of research....bingo....instant Peter Green fan. I love to play this era of mac without telling anyone what I am spinning. They come up to me and ask, "what are you playing?", I tell them, "Fleetwood Mac". After that, they say, "No, what are you playing NOW, this is heavy bluesey stuff". Then I have to go into the whole history lesson, including disbelief on the whole Black Magic Woman thing. I't kinda odd in this case how the later popularity of a lineup can erase a band's history.

amber · #24 10-02-2004, 07:52 PM

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Then I have to go into the whole history lesson, including disbelief on the whole Black Magic Woman thing. I't kinda odd in this case how the later popularity of a lineup can erase a band's history.

That's "then I GET TO go into the whole history lesson"!

I think that's really cool, though i myself don't love blues, so haven't gotten into "other" FMac...
Amber

Hawkeye · #25 10-02-2004, 10:09 PM

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I think that's really cool, though i myself don't love blues, so haven't gotten into "other" FMac...

Not even the Bob Welch era, because that's NOT blues at all.

amber · #26 10-02-2004, 10:42 PM

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Not even the Bob Welch era, because that's NOT blues at all.

Not yet. It was Stevie i first fell in love with, ya see...
Amber

estranged4life · #27 10-02-2004, 11:00 PM

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Originally Posted by xdreamsunwindx

Oh man. I'm gonna be so poor in November. New U2...

-Kate

I hope the U2 album sounds better than the title:

How To Dismantle An Atomic Bomb

What a goofy album title...

Brian j.

Hawkeye · #28 10-02-2004, 11:15 PM

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Not yet. It was Stevie i first fell in love with, ya see...
Amber

As did I, but branching out was the best thing I ever did (well close)

amber · #29 10-02-2004, 11:20 PM

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As did I, but branching out was the best thing I ever did (well close)

maybe someday.

macfan 57 · #30 10-03-2004, 06:38 AM

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Originally Posted by Oona

More and more peter green era mac is getting out, so it might be this stuff, perhaps. I am glad I discovered Peter Green on a total lark. I saw a mac album that I never heard of, gave it a listen, heard blues, thought it was a mistake from the record factory. Looked and listened more closely, did a bit of research....bingo....instant Peter Green fan. I love to play this era of mac without telling anyone what I am spinning. They come up to me and ask, "what are you playing?", I tell them, "Fleetwood Mac". After that, they say, "No, what are you playing NOW, this is heavy bluesey stuff". Then I have to go into the whole history lesson, including disbelief on the whole Black Magic Woman thing. I't kinda odd in this case how the later popularity of a lineup can erase a band's history.

Now that I think of it, you may be right. There is a thread in the pre-Rumours forum about a new 3 CD Live at the BBC set. Someone saw an article about this in Ice Magazine. It was supposed to be released on Sept. 27th but has been postponed. Maybe the new release date is in November.