Live in Boston vs. The Dance - Page 4

michelej1 · #46 02-13-2008, 02:27 PM

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Originally Posted by David

But that doesn't solve Stevie's problem. It isn't that she doesn't want to go on the road without Christine (she does that every year on her own). It's that she doesn't want to go on the road with Lindsey.

She doesn't want to go on the road with Lindsey without someone there to keep him in line. She claims that Lindsey always listened to Chris and never listens to her.

So, I suggest that Stevie's answer would be to go on the road with another woman who can also supervise Lindsey. If they can find some way to work Kristen into their act, then I think Stevie's dilemma would be solved.

Michele

strandinthewind · #47 02-13-2008, 02:35 PM

^^^

Well, K was on the road with them for much of the SYW tour - so, that did not seem to work. Of course, the rumors were a flyin' about that!

michelej1 · #48 02-13-2008, 02:48 PM

Those men terrorized Stevie during the 18 months on the road. It's a very dark story. I think they sexually molested her -- or neglected to sexually molest her. Either way, most upsetting.

Michele

Sarah · #49 02-13-2008, 03:09 PM

It'd be so rude of them to do a BN tour. They get money regardless because they have the songwriting credits. Going out and making a grip of tour money without Mick and John would be rotten, especially since they are the ones that have kept it together and are ready to go every single time.

I wish I could get a Lindsey, Mick, John, Brett, Neale, and Wally tour. Let Stevie take her ball and go home since that's what she threatens to do.

Peestie · #50 02-13-2008, 03:18 PM

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Originally Posted by Sarah

I wish I could get a Lindsey, Mick, John, Brett, Neale, and Wally tour. Let Stevie take her ball and go home since that's what she threatens to do.

That's what I'd love to see as well. Those guys could tear it up. I missed Mick and John on I'm So Afraid on the UTS tour, although Tako/Wally did a good job on percussion. I'd just rather have a real kit than the MIDI one.

michelej1 · #51 02-13-2008, 03:18 PM

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Originally Posted by Sarah

It'd be so rude of them to do a BN tour. They get money regardless because they have the songwriting credits. Going out and making a grip of tour money without Mick and John would be rotten, especially since they are the ones that have kept it together and are ready to go every single time.

I agree in a way. Yet, if BN is re-released and they decided to promote it, would it be sad to see Mick and John backing them up on BN songs? I guess that wouldn't matter. Crystal was adopted by FM and they'd probably only do 3 other BN songs. It would be fitting for them to play Frozen Love and they could tell the story about Mick hearing it, so they could pull it off without letting us completely forget we were at an FM show.

To tell you the truth, sometimes during the SYW tour, when they, Stevie and Lindsey, addressed the audience, they would often include each other in their remarks without mentioning John and Mick and it sometimes seemed like a BN tour anyway.

Michele

michelej1 · #52 02-13-2008, 03:20 PM

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Originally Posted by Peestie

Those guys could tear it up.

Pun acknowledged. Lindsey joined Rick and Billy on Tear It Up at the BTM show.

Michele

bucklind17 · #53 02-13-2008, 03:43 PM

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Originally Posted by Sarah

I wish I could get a Lindsey, Mick, John, Brett, Neale, and Wally tour. Let Stevie take her ball and go home since that's what she threatens to do.

Seriously. At this point, Stevie can tour at her own pace, in her own comfort zone, and let the guys do what they want to do. Not that I'm not pulling for her to tour with Fleetwood Mac again because I am, but I think a lineup like this would be pure bliss. Granted, I'm not exactly sure what the setlist would include or how it would differ much more from a Lindsey show that happens to have Mick and John around too, but I'm sure they could work something out.

Peestie · #54 02-14-2008, 10:42 AM

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Originally Posted by bucklind17

how it would differ much more from a Lindsey show that happens to have Mick and John around too,

That's what makes it so great! It would basically be a Lindsey show with John and Mick!

Regardless of whether or not they called it Fleetwood Mac or not I would love to see those guys up on stage playing a Liddy-centric setlist.

shackin'up · #55 02-14-2008, 04:46 PM

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Originally Posted by Peestie

That's what I'd love to see as well. Those guys could tear it up. I missed Mick and John on I'm So Afraid on the UTS tour, although Tako/Wally did a good job on percussion. I'd just rather have a real kit than the MIDI one.

which would be the missing link in basicly all Lindsey's solowork. A real drumkit. Played by the only dude on the planet that REALLY feels -even if he's forced by the visionaire- in which way his songs can drift.
For that matter, I'm also very interested what such a line-up can come up with in the studio. GOS-sessions served some insight: Come, GOS, Miranda, Twist Of Fate, Shuffle Riff etc...
An exciting thought. Much more exciting than any other imaginable FM-line-up.

CADreaming · #56 02-14-2008, 07:07 PM

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Originally Posted by mylittledemon

well...maybe we can hold out for "Buckingham/Nicks" tour since Stevie wont do a "Fleetwood Mac" thing without Christine. I can see them doing a tour together ala Lindsey's last solo gig. Smaller venues...you know they'd sell out. No problem there. Do maybe about 16 songs or so...

Crying in the Night
Stephanie
Gypsy
*new song*
Never Going Back Again
Crystal
Twisted
Landslide
Leather and Lace
*new song*
Frozen Love
Rhiannon (a new updated version!)
Big Love
*new song*
Say Goodbye

I love this.

Sarah · #57 02-16-2008, 02:36 AM

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Originally Posted by shackin'up

For that matter, I'm also very interested what such a line-up can come up with in the studio. GOS-sessions served some insight: Come, GOS, Miranda, Twist Of Fate, Shuffle Riff etc...
An exciting thought. Much more exciting than any other imaginable FM-line-up.

Word to the max. They should do it.

TheWILDheart · #58 02-17-2008, 04:17 PM

I prefer The Dance. I LOVE the size of the audience at LIB and the venue and STAND BACK but it always seemed to be missing something to me. And I can't STAND that stupid tea-pot dance during Say You Will. But I do live Eyes Of The World and Landslide (which made me cry) from LIB. But overall, The Dance gets my vote.

TrueFaith77 · #59 02-17-2008, 05:49 PM

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Originally Posted by TheWILDheart

I prefer The Dance. I LOVE the size of the audience at LIB and the venue and STAND BACK but it always seemed to be missing something to me. And I can't STAND that stupid tea-pot dance during Say You Will. But I do live Eyes Of The World and Landslide (which made me cry) from LIB. But overall, The Dance gets my vote.

I love the teapot dance? But "The Dance" is better.