Did Fleetwood Mac Rock the Stage at Their Concert Last Night?

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The discussion centers around a recent Fleetwood Mac concert in Sydney, highlighting the enduring quality of the band's music and the impressive performance of Lindsey Buckingham. Attendees express nostalgia for the band's classic hits from the mid-70s, particularly the "Rumours" album, and share personal experiences of seeing the band live, noting the absence of Christine McVie in previous concerts. There is a lively debate about the music of the 70s, with some participants arguing that it produced both great and mediocre music, while others criticize the era for its disco and soft rock trends. The conversation also touches on the band's current ages and their status as iconic musicians, with references to their past and the evolution of music styles over the decades. Participants reflect on their musical journeys, showcasing a mix of appreciation for both classic and contemporary music.
  • #31
DiracPool said:
Don't forget three dog night...
Yeah - the list gets long.

Incidently, Cory Wells, best known as one of the three lead vocalists in the band Three Dog Night, died October 20, 2015.
 
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Astronuc said:
Unfortunately, we lost some great bands like The Doors, Quicksilver Messenger Service, and Iron Butterfly.
Indeed :oldcry:

And I know you know good music. :bow:
 
  • #33
Astronuc said:
Incidently, Cory Wells, best known as one of the three lead vocalists in the band Three Dog Night, died October 20, 2015.

Wow, we lost Cory. RIP. Timely post.
 
  • #34
DiracPool said:
Btw, Mick Fleetwood really isn't this tall, is he?

yes he is ! ... he towers over all the other members of the band
in this pic, even with the girls on that step, he's still taller and he isn't even standing up straight LOL

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