Stevie Nicks: Fleetwood Mac will tour in 2013. Rehearsals start in January". - Page 2

CADreaming · #16 06-15-2012, 07:43 PM

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Originally Posted by BLY

I think the Buckingham Nicks CD will be released next year for its 40th. It will have a second disc with some new recorded stuff and unreleased tracks. The Mac will add 4 to 5 BN tracks to the live set (including Stephanie)This will be their swan song. This makes the most sense a Buckingham Nicks reunion with the audience and the marketing to sell the Buckingham Nicks cd 40 years later to The Fleetwood Mac fan base.

Count me in! That does make sense, especially with Mick saying that FM could do an EP next...

BombaySapphire3 · #17 06-15-2012, 09:11 PM

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Originally Posted by BLY

I think the Buckingham Nicks CD will be released next year for its 40th. It will have a second disc with some new recorded stuff and unreleased tracks. The Mac will add 4 to 5 BN tracks to the live set (including Stephanie)This will be their swan song. This makes the most sense a Buckingham Nicks reunion with the audience and the marketing to sell the Buckingham Nicks cd 40 years later to The Fleetwood Mac fan base.

That might be enough for me .I can't see it all that happening though.They are more interested in catering to the casual boomer fan as Fleetwood Mac.

madeline · #18 06-15-2012, 11:18 PM

We'll read all the fans say it was worth the price of admission just to hear Sister's of the Moon or That's Alright.:laugh

That's funny that you would say that because I just posted on a Stevie thread about why she will never do SOTM again. I mean really she doesn't have the voice for it anymore. But I did suggest that she could do a piano version of it like she did with Rhiannon for the Enchanted box. I mean for a future record not for a tour with FM. Your idea about That's Alright is interesting. I wonder why they never did that song in concert.

HomerMcvie · #19 06-16-2012, 02:38 AM

I first saw them when I was 14. I think I prefer to remember them like that, now...

Christine...

No orchestra....

Just Ray adding some acoustic.

The way music was MEANT to be.

REAL.

The music business blows goats now.

BlanketMan · #20 06-16-2012, 11:26 AM

Much like the Lindsey Buckingham show I saw this week, it all depends on the set list. I could see myself paying top dollar to see them again if they sprinkle enough of my favorites in there.

D.W-Suite · #21 06-16-2012, 01:29 PM

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Originally Posted by Mac_Man_Dan

what about for those who never been, how will it be???? will i be dissapointed ????

You must be a pretty big fan to have joined a forum about them, so just go and see them, you owe it to yourself. Even if you are apprehensive at first about your decision, you really won't care once they come out on stage.
I went to see them on the Unleashed tour and it was my 1st time seeing them, turned out to be one of the most electric nights of my life. (I suppose front row does help though

) Also perhaps alot of it could depend on who your favourite member is too, if you're a Lindsey fan you won't be disappointed anyway, I don't follow Stevie closely enough to tell you what she'd be like live in 2013. Lindsey will still be kicking ass though. Well, not literally (anymore

)

Just do it

Villavic · #22 06-16-2012, 02:32 PM

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Originally Posted by Peestie

I'm not really sure what the point in touring again is.

I agree a new album would be great, or at least better than only a tour. But I also think the days where a tour supported an album are over (specially for old bands). Nowadays it's viceverse, or albums are even not needed. Tours are more profitable than CDs, iTunes, or any kind of media. With all the piracy and ways to copy music, albums are not a good business, and let's face it, this is a matter of business, specially nowadays.

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Originally Posted by BombaySapphire3

If they are not touring behind an album it is purely mercenary.Remember Mick's playboy interview? He needs $$$$$.

I never understood why Mick is so hated in this website. I'm not concluding this from the previous quote but from the sum of a lot of threads, cause I always read about blaming on him about his exceeded love for money. I'm not sure about that, but if it is true... so what? If that were a crime I'm sure half of the world would be in jail, and even more. Specially in these days, where all media transmit us messages about loving money, business first, etc.. I'm not surprised.

See the sports, the wealthy sportmen who earn millions for be in a soccer club, not mentioning the tv spots (Gillette, Nike). Same as movies, the movie stars earn millions for playing the Joker or appear in underpants in a giant ad in Times Square. Should we hate Jack Nicholson, Mark Whalberg, Cristiano Ronaldo, Tiger Woods, Diego Maradona, Jaclyn Smith, etc... etc...?

And I'm not sure Mick is the only one who do this for money. Do the others tour just for fun or art's sake? I don't think so.

Villavic · #23 06-16-2012, 02:33 PM

http://ledge.fleetwoodmac.net/showth...75#post1054775

Mac_Man_Dan · #24 06-16-2012, 05:46 PM

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Originally Posted by D.W-Suite

You must be a pretty big fan to have joined a forum about them, so just go and see them, you owe it to yourself. Even if you are apprehensive at first about your decision, you really won't care once they come out on stage.
I went to see them on the Unleashed tour and it was my 1st time seeing them, turned out to be one of the most electric nights of my life. (I suppose front row does help though

) Also perhaps alot of it could depend on who your favourite member is too, if you're a Lindsey fan you won't be disappointed anyway, I don't follow Stevie closely enough to tell you what she'd be like live in 2013. Lindsey will still be kicking ass though. Well, not literally (anymore

)

Just do it

the GF said she may join me

and yea, might just do so now, its just the price i can imagine it is, never payed much personally. I love both Lindsey and Stevie and to see Stevie live would be like..amazing.....Lindsey's guitaring would be worth seeing....so yea.... might just do it for the hell of it!!!!

Macfanforever · #25 06-16-2012, 07:12 PM

I'll be there .Who cares about the setlist.But I would love to see some old tunes added to the setlist.I want to see the group play together.I enjoy the 2009 shows.

vivfox · #26 06-16-2012, 07:41 PM

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Originally Posted by Macfanforever

Who cares about the setlist.

You're an easy man to please.

Macfanforever · #27 06-16-2012, 09:47 PM

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Originally Posted by vivfox

You're an easy man to please.

Yes I am.We are getting older.Yes I do understand.Us fans are sick with the stale setlist.I'll will just deal with it.They are getting older.We don't know when they throw the towel in as a band.

aleuzzi · #28 06-16-2012, 11:36 PM

I don't know if I can handle hearing/seeing another performance of Landslide, Rhiannon, Silver Springs, I'm So Afraid, Monday Morning, Go Your Own Way, Dreams, Don't Stop, or the "new" (15-year-old) version of Big Love. With the exception of Big Love and Silver Springs, these songs were pure nostalgia by 1998 anyway.

I would on the other hand, love to hear Storms again, or any of Stevie's Tusk songs, as well as other under-performed tracks from any of their albums, maybe even revisit some of the SYW stuff.