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Old 11-26-2014, 04:38 PM
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True, but like Elle said, they never play them, so you wouldn't even think they were hits (in the band's mind). I don't really consider LIS to be a big hit since you never hear it on the radio. It may have charted, but that's the last anyone heard of it. First time I heard it was watching the Mirage tour on Youtube.
You know what is funny. I was in line at my grocery store (Publix in Florida) and Love in Store came on the store's music speakers 2 weeks ago. I was so impressed!

Love in Store peaked at #22 I believe. It would have been a bigger hit but there was no video to play on MTV and this was peak MTV time. In 1982 I constantly heard it on the radio and would have thought it peaked higher than #22. But a top 20 hit is a fairly big hit IMHO
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Old 11-26-2014, 05:12 PM
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01 Monday Morning
02 Think About Me
03 Angel
04 That's Enough For Me
05 That's Alright
06 Hold Me
07 Steal Your Heart Away
08 Caroline
09 Welcome To The Room...Sara
10 Love In Store
11 Thrown Down
12 Save Me A Place
13 Beautiful Child
14 Crystal
15 Sugar Daddy
16 Running Through The Garden
17 Isn't It Midnight
18 Straight Back
19 Tango In The Night
20 Come
21 Love Shines
22 Blue Letter
23 Frozen Love
24 Never Forget
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Old 11-26-2014, 05:34 PM
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I guess it depends on how one defines "set list regulars from the 21st century." It's pretty subjective. For me, a I consider a "regular" to be a song that was performed for 2 or more consecutive tours.
that's too strict, considering there are so many songs that they NEVER played, or played on just one tour (i.e. the tour when the album first came out). i love Eyes, but that song was played on bunch of tours, even if non-consecutive. same with Blue Letter.

also, pre-FM songs shouldn't count. Don't Let me Down Again? sorry that's BN song, the same as GI is LB solo song.... whether or not they were added to some live album.

there are sooooo many songs they never played live or just on the initial album promoting tour. i'm completely baffled with seeing stuff like Monday Morning that has been played on several tours and is on many classic rock GH lists on these non-hits-never-played-live lists for people.
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Old 11-26-2014, 05:45 PM
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Old 11-26-2014, 07:46 PM
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Think About Me
Hold Me
Love in Store
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Paper Doll
Straight Back
Welcome to the Room...Sara
Destiny Rules
Sweet Girl
Thrown Down
Crystal

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Old 11-26-2014, 09:43 PM
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All true non-hits and also rarely performed. Here's the sequence:

I Don't Want To Know
Sugar Daddy
You And I, Part I
That's Alright
Behind The Mask
Storms
Can't Go Back
Tango In The Night
Honey Hi
Paper Doll
Miss Fantasy
Save Me a Place
Angel
Miranda
Mystified
Straight Back
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Destiny Rules
Steal Your Heart Away
Never Forget

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Caroline
The Second Time
Isn't It Midnight
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Old 11-26-2014, 11:01 PM
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Walk a Thin Line
Save Me a Place
Frozen Love
Caroline
Can't Go Back
Crystal
You and I Part I and II - Medley

Stevie

Storms
Straight Back
That's Alright
Welcome to the Room...Sara
Beautiful Child
Races are Run
Smile at You

Christine

Brown Eyes
Never Make Me Cry
Mystified
Over & Over
Wish You Were Here
Remember Me
Spare Me a Little of Your Love
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Old 11-27-2014, 12:20 AM
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This is the most unlikely thing ever, but a fun discussion. The only song that pops in my head immediately is That's Alright. A live version would be so awesome. Even more awesome if they did it back in 1982. It's such a great and very underrated song. I always thought it was too short also, there could have been a nice little instrumental between the two verses and they could have sang the chorus twice at the end of the song. They could have cut out Oh Diane to make room. Which is a catchy song but I think it's the weakest song on the album. That's Alright is very Fleetwood Mac and would have sounded great live. Everyone's instrument is very prominent, the harmonies on the chorus - very signature FM.
That's Alright would be swell, but I think the length is perfect. It's a country song, for all intents and purposes.

But I'd have to disagree about Oh Diane. Empire State is the weakest song on Mirage - it fits better on a Lindsey solo album. Oh Diane is an emulation of sixties/late fifties pop tunes - that's why I like it so much, at least.

I'll make my list soon.
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Old 11-27-2014, 02:45 AM
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I would love to here Future Games, Miles Away and Why.

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