Therapy needed for post-concert blues

[Erin]

Originally Posted by HejiraNYC

I can always bathe in the eel-infested moat.

Too good of an opportunity to pass up:

[michelej1]

Originally Posted by HejiraNYC

I can always bathe in the eel-infested moat.

Well, aren't you going to hop in there anyway, to play Lindsey's guitar? Just remember to ground yourself first before you touch it. It is electric.

Michele

[belladonnadream]

Originally Posted by DavidMn

You took the words right out fo my mouth sir! I was just looking at flights a few minutes ago to New Zealand for those 2 shows. Unfortunately the cheapest airfare I could find was about $3,500US RT from Minneapolis where I live. Um, not gonna happen.

Hey~ how many times have you seen them ever???? And when did you first see them? ( What year?)

[belladonnadream]

In the beginning of the tour they said that after this year and Uk/ Australia that they might set up a couple more US shows...do you think they might still do this??? Obviously there's been no mention now but do you think they might change their minds and maybe do a few more US shows....I'm so having withdrawal....its been since June...got see them again!

[jenniferuk]

Originally Posted by Gypsy-Rhiannon

There are no direct flights from the UK to AUstralia as far as I'm aware. I think the shortest time including stop over somewhere is around 23 hours

No direct flights yet. I did the trip a few times and it was 22-23 hours--two 11 hour flights (London to Singapore or HK, fuel stop, on to Sydney). I have read that a few airlines (Virgin for one) plan to offer a non-stop service in 2011 or 2012. The flight time will be 17 hours.

I've done the trip once since moving from London to the USA and I think it was roughly the same--15 hrs from LA to Sydney and roughly 5-6 hrs for me to get to LA.

It's such a long journey (esp with children!) and the time difference so painful. It's a wonderful trip though-

[DavidMn]

Originally Posted by belladonnadream

Hey~ how many times have you seen them ever???? And when did you first see them? ( What year?)

Ive seen Fleetwood Mac 66 times now. 125 times if you include Stevie and Lindsey, and Peter Green too. First year I saw then was 1995 a the Rock Fest in Cadott Wisconsin.

[HejiraNYC]

Originally Posted by michelej1

Well, aren't you going to hop in there anyway, to play Lindsey's guitar? Just remember to ground yourself first before you touch it. It is electric.

Michele

Aren't they setting up seats on top of the moat? Anyway, if not, this isn't the first time I've stood in water for a show, e.g., Jones Beach 2007. Must. Pack. Antibiotics.

[EnchantedKiwi]

Originally Posted by HejiraNYC

Aren't they setting up seats on top of the moat? Anyway, if not, this isn't the first time I've stood in water for a show, e.g., Jones Beach 2007. Must. Pack. Antibiotics.

All the Seated seats that aren't general admission are across the lake just for this show

[Sahara]

Originally Posted by LikeAMagnet

Almost 3 weeks on I suffer still..
What does not help is being constantly surrounded by people who don't know/don't like FM.. So when I remember something funny or brilliant from the show, I turn to the nearest person to share the story, only to stop myself and go.."Yeah, they really do not give a ****"..

Boils my blood..

Text me next time, you hear? I get those lonely moments too ... *sniffle*

[Sahara]

Originally Posted by DavidMn

Ive seen Fleetwood Mac 66 times now. 125 times if you include Stevie and Lindsey, and Peter Green too. First year I saw then was 1995 a the Rock Fest in Cadott Wisconsin.

This man deserves a medal. That's so fantastic!