The Dance [1998] [DVD] [2000] [1997]

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Solo performances by Lindsey Buckingham's fast fingered guitar work remind us that FM is one of those groups that could play 3 notes and we know instantly who they are while blindfolded. It's also great to listen to the economy, but surprizing fill and power, of the notes just from Mick and John.

Buckingham originally wanted less overlap in the track listing between The Dance and their 1981 live album. Now when I hear Gold Dust Woman from the studio album, in my head I'm hearing Stevie go off on 'you'd better SELL IT!I've only seen the band live twice, the second time being their 1997 "The Dance" tour (Christine McVie's "swan song. And you have never heard a crowd cheer so much as they do when Stevie and Lindsey hug after Landslide. An excellent range of their music, with close ups of them performing, Mick on his drums, Chris Mc Vee on her keyboards, and Lyndsey’s guitar skills, to forgetting John or Stevie. In this candid, intimate portrait of a life lived in music, Mick Fleetwood sheds new light on well-known points in his history, including many incredible moments of recording and touring with Fleetwood Mac, as well as personal insights from a man who has been a major player in blues and rock 'n' roll since his teens.

People around me think I've gone 'soft' or something - cause all they hear in the relatively insipid 70s AM version playing.To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average. What an impressive band: Lindsey Buckingham must be one of the best guitar players I've heard; Stevie Nicks' voice - sort of smooth, low, going on gravely and isn't she the image of some kind of beautiful, mysterious witch; Mick Fleetwood gurning and thrashing those drums always puts a grin on my face; Christine and John McVie mostly keeping a lower profile - cool and indispensable. Fleetwoood Mac The Dance concert changed my life, I started getting their albums (including the mega classic "RUMOURS"), started getting band member Stevie Nicks'albums (she is my most favorite member of Fleetwood Mac and my role model) and talking about them to my friends. uk: Lindsey Buckingham, Christine McVie, John McVie, Stevie Nicks, Mick Fleetwood, Lenny Castro, Brett Tuggle, Neale Heywood, Sharon Celani, Mindy Stein, Arthur C.

Can't help but think they are gearing up for a re-issue remaster of the album, hopefully, expanded with all the tracks performed and a Blu-ray or better version of the original DVD release. This is not a concert to watch and listen to before bed time - not unless you want to stay awake and full of energy for some reason.

Stevie and Christine don't seem to fond of each other, for Mick it's all magic, John is, as always, in the background and Lindsey is just brilliant and seem to have taken distance from all that has happened in the past (but still likes Stevie a lot). This DVD is an absolute work of genius the band maybe all in there 50s but they still rock with the best of them, They sound like a band on top of there game and the songs all classics even the new ones bleed to love her and temporary one fit right in there with the rest and for them to bring back silver springs which was last played live in 1990 for the behind the mask tour and was shamefully left off the rumours album and put as a b side to go your own way has to be along with landslide one of the best songs ever written and the performance of it was so heartfelt and emotional no surprise it got put up for a Grammy. The band wasn't even suppose to have Nicks, but they wa nted Lindsey Buckingham and she was his girlfriend at the time and he would not come into it without her.