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I was going to mention Blue Letter in that post as well, but took it out. I don't like the Mac doing cover songs, period. This includes songs like Blue Letter. They have so much of their own material that has never seen stage time. Why take up real estate covering someone else's material?
That doesn't mean I don't like tunes such as Blue Letter or Seven Wonders. Those are both great pop songs. I even enjoy the '75 tour's renditions of songs like Hypnotized & Station Man. But when I pay to see Chris, Lindsey, and Stevie I want to hear THEIR songs. It's not that bizarre of a concept in my admittedly feeble mind.
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Ugh, no don't. Then that really would be solo in every sense of the word. The full-band Go Insane, however, was the Lindsey highlight of the Unleashed Tour for me.
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I like Blue Letter.
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Not you. Mr Chili! He knows damn well that Stand Back should not even be mentioned in the same breath as, Don't Let Me Down Again. Even though, the guy has a point.
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Imagine them performing something like "Did You Ever Love Me" with Lindsey. That would be so fresh, so brave, and so truthful to what they used to stand for. I agree that they are becoming a facade of themselves. What surprises me is that Lindsey goes along with it. He was the one that wanted to be a visionary artist. They are now a FM cover band. There I said it. Am I going? Yes, because it's my last chance to see them together. Not just Christine, but all five of them. I'm excited to see them. They better perform the crap out of these tunes because I've heard them 1,000,000 times.
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Blue Letter is a Fleetwood Mac song! It's on their album, and they have performed it many times. Just because it was written by someone other than a band member doesn't discount it. And it's not unusual for artists to spread their wings in live shows and perform other material other than their own. Fleetwood Mac, in comparison, is pretty tight and conservative with their set lists, never performing songs from the artists that influenced and informed their own style. Tom Petty comes to mind. He has thrown in a lot of cover songs in his sets over the years; old songs from somewhat obscure artists that helped form him into the artist he is today. A good performance is a good performance, regardless of its origin. I don't think his audience complains that it show wasn't worthy their money because he didn't make it a greatest hits show. I get how you feel. I try to release myself of too many exceptions; otherwise I set myself up for certain disappointment. But I would very much welcome an unexpected, out of nowhere song, or at the very least, they opened their set with a song they never opened with before. That simple change would be an exciting change. Is that too radical?
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Is it honestly so hard to come up with a setlist for these guys? I mean seriously, this took me like 5 minutes;
Monday Morning Dreams Say You Love Me Gypsy What Makes You Think You're The One Hold Me Big Love (Full Band) Rhiannon Everywhere **Acoustic** Never Going Back Again Landslide You Make Loving Fun Seven Wonders Everywhere Oh Well Get Like You Used To Be Angel I'm So Afraid Gold Dust Woman Tusk Silver Springs Isn't It Midnight Go Your Own Way **Encore** The Chain Don't Stop Say Goodbye Songbird Boom, the hits, some pre-75 cuts and at least one cut from every album featuring Lindsey, Stevie and/or Christine. It's not hard AND they still get the hits/standards in. Theres really no excuse.... |
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Replace one for World Turning and you have a perfect setlist
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But now a serious question for the die hard fans over here. I love FM very much and have seen them twice over the last 10 years. Do you think songs like Seven Wonders, and Hold Me have any chance to make it now to the setlist????
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LOL Didn't notice, one of them was supposed to be Think About Me but oh well. lol
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Hold Me perhaps. If memory serves, wasn't this rumored to be one of the tracks they considered for 2009 as a Christine tribute? |
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Yes. At my meet and greet Mick said it was in the set list but they took it out once they began finalizing the set.
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