First time listening to Fleetwood Mac - Go Your Own Way (Reaction!)
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- Опубликовано: 27 дек 2023
- Sort of my first time. I've listened to the Smashing Pumpkins cover of Landslide a ton. But I didn't know Fleetwood Mac actually ROCKED this hard. Lindsey Birmingham's guitar playing is absolutely beautiful and I have to listen to it more. Thank you for hanging out for my first time reaction to Fleetwood Mac's Go Your Own Way.
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Not only did Stevie and Lindsey break up during the making of this album, but John and Christine McVie also broke up around the same time. However, they all knew they were magic as a band so they agreed to continue as a band even though they had all gone through breakups with each other. They also agreed to do solo stuff and then come back together as a band frequently because they were too good as a band to break up. They did this for many years. Fleetwood Mac was just one of the greatest bands of all time. Their album Rumours was the best selling album until it was dethroned by Michael Jackson's Thriller!!!
I wore that album (Rumours) OUT in high school! And oh boy did Stevie influence the way I dressed throughout high school and college. Lol I even have a horse named Rhiannon. 😆
I don't know how they could stand to look at each other on stage. I guess they loved money more than they hated each other.
@@MoMoMyPup10 drugs, LOTS of drugs that's how...lol
They made millions focusing on their talents while airing their dirty laundry at the same time! That's how it you do it! It's the only hit album they had and it was a bad ass album! (Still is)
My fav song is Songbird. It was the last song on the original LP if I am not mistaken! I was 12 when it came out!
@roseanneroseannadanna9651 songbird was the song my wife walked down the aisle too at our wedding...
From the mystical Peter Green, through the soul wrenching songwriting of Christine, to the beautiful rage of Lindsey to the whirlwind of Stevie - this band gave us more than we deserve.
‘Peter Greens ‘ Fleetwood Mac will always be the true Fleetwood Mac in my mind 🤙🏼
I always thought I deserved it.
What a way to put it. Well said!
@@laureenshipley7931 Only person that left me star-struck. He was lovely, we shared a flask of tea and I told him my favourite songs and breaks. I'll take that to the next world.
Beautiful sentiment
Bret Turner here. Lindsay plays a guitar made by my dad, Rick Turner. If you want me to actually find out which one that is, I can. :)
Super!
My world felt complete when I woke up Christmas morning in the late 70s to my very first cassette tape-Rumors. The whole album is great
Now you really need to react to Silver springs from the same concert, which is written the other way around from Stevie to Lindsey.
And if you wan't to see some fingerpicking, react to Big love a solo by Lindsey Buckingham, also from this concert ❤
Love that song! ❤
The live version of Silver Springs from this same concert has the MOST INTENSE final 2 mins in music history!
YES!!!!! Silver Springs is a gorgeous song!!! Yes, more Fleetwood Mac!
Omg I love Silver Springs song it’s so beautiful you can feel the love and hate in that song between them 2 ❤
Seeing Lindsey perform Big Love live was a religious experience I'll never forget . Definitely a must see!!
The 'Rumours' album from 1976 was and still is one of the greatest rock albums ever made. Not a single bad track on it, and when you consider it was made at a time when the romantic personal relationships within the band were breaking up, it's even more remarkable.
Watching Lindsey and Stevie singing this to each other is so cut throat!! Especially them having been together for so long.
Can't help but think a lot of it is playing to the audience. After all those years it would seem that playing that game would get old fast.
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I bet old feelings are still attached to this song for them.
@@JaquelineGoodspeed c'mon, but to act it out on stage? I know there is, but to do it like this would be very juvenile high school stuff if it isn't for theatrics
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Oh i see what you mean and I can agree.
They were a couple for roughly 8 years, the same amount of time that Chris and John had been married. At the time of this concert, they had been broken up more than twice as long as they'd been together, but you could tell that every time they were in a room together, it opened up old wounds. I think Lindsey resented Stevie's solo success and Stevie resented the fact that he only let her have two or three songs per album even though she was writing more that Lindsey and Christine combined.
This song is from the concert video "The Dance". The whole thing is epic. If you want to see Lindsey go off the rails on a guitar solo, watch I'm So Afraid. It's amazing. Also, Silver Springs from that show is breathtaking. The dynamic between Lindsey and Stevie during that performance is beyond emotional. If you react to either of those songs, I would absolutely love it, but if not, you still owe it to yourself to watch those two performances. ...or the whole friggin' show, honestly.
Lindsey is one of the most under rated guitarists of all time.
As a 67 year old guy who grew up with the music of the 60’s and 70’s it’s fun for me to watch someone of your generation exploring this music AND appreciating it!
For live early Stevie I'd recommend the 1976 Midnight Special performance of Rhiannon. Stevie's on fire and Lindsey is a beast on the guitar.
I cannot love this comment anymore than I do!
Sebs, what you need to remember when you listen to performances prior to say 1980 is how important live shows were. Whatever was recorded was then played on the radio to promote sales of the albums upcoming concerts. When we went to concerts, we EXPECTED to hear EXACTLY what we paid for. Performers couldn’t hide behind synths added in post-recording. I will say we were blessed with an abundance of extremely talented artists, many of whom still rock concert halls. I will admit to being addicted to watching you & your dear wife, Allie, experience the music that colors my life. 🇺🇸💙
and there wasn't any live-activated pitch correction (which is the most important difference)
This song was performed by the band for decades but every so often the raw emotion of the songwriter breaks through during a live performance and you can see and feel Lindsey and Stevie singing from the depths of their souls to each other as one in perpetual mourning.
it's all an act....they're performing....Lindsey is happily remarried...
@@christopherone1 Just because you are married does not mean that no feelings remain for life long friends or someone you have love. (love never completely dies) It can change into other emotions of you let it.
@@paulmartin2348 WTH are you talking about?
You should hear Lindsey's live version of "I'm so afraid"🔥❤🎵
We were fortunate to have seen Fleetwood Mac in 2008 when they were still together and they were phenomenal. The unique sound Lindsey Buckingham gets from his guitar is remarkable.
They sing it at each other and Christine on Piano also adds background. Stevie and Lindsey were breaking up during Rumours. Christine and John also broke up at the same time. Can you imagine taking a year to make this album while breaking up?
I have seen them in concert 8 times. Christie McVie was an awesome musician and songwriter also. Love them! Die hard fan. Thanks!
RIP Christine
Mick always reminds me of the Muppet, Animal❤😂❤I love this performance!❤
As a matter of fact Jim Henson (muppet creator) did base the Animal character on Mick Fleetwood.
The only difference is Mick Fleetwood is a giant.
FLeetwood Mac are one of THE best live bands, I have seen them 3 times over the years and they never fail to put on an awesome show. Every song is a banger, even the ballads. You need to check out more of their stuff.
Lindsey is seriously underrated as a rock guitarist. And the guitar he's playing there is a completely custom model called the "model 1". Fleetwood Mac is a great band all around, but if you want more Lindsey-focused stuff, check out So Afraid and Big Love (solo acoustic version will blow your mind on that one.)
I agree that Lindsey is awesome.
Stevie and Lindsey did a great unplugged Landslide and the live version of The Chain
Check out the whole album "Rumours" that this song comes from the story behind it is crazy.
This was taken from their "reunion" concert called The Dance from 1997, where this lineup got back together for the first time since Lindsey left the band in 1987. The concert was released on both CD and video after It debuted on VH1.
Listen to their album Rumours in its entirety! Written in the midst of drug taking and emotional turmoil on the part of all of them, it is probably their best album. You will certainly appreciate Lindsey's guitar work on Never Going Back Again, another bittersweet song about his breakup with Stevie!!
Rumours is one of the best albums ever, not a bad track on the whole album. My personal favorite is Songbird.
Love his guitar picking in Never Going Back Again
So good
another master class of finger picking is BIG Love from the same concert. Also if you want relationship drama watch silver springs from the same concert and watch Stevie stare down Lindsay it is quite the watch.
You should have heard them when they were young! Check out ANYTHING on the Rumors album..Great reaction - so fun watching you get excited by these classic riffs.😎
Loved your reaction. You really need to do Silver Springs the live official video with Stevie singing at Lindsey. The end is unreal! ❤🔥❤🔥❤🔥
There will never be another musical decade like the 70’s agin! 😎👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
That is a 1979 Rick Turner Model 1-C-LB guitar. Which is designed to give the tone of an acoustic but packs some serious electronics. The only other performer I've ever seen play one is John Mayer. It has a unique sound for sure & it will cost you. A new one will set you back 7 to 9k & the older ones many times that much. Early on Lindsey played Fenders & Stratocasters but once he got the Turner it became his on stage go to guitar. I've never heard the Pumpkins cover of Landslide but I'd strongly recommend that you watch the original.
Rick's son here to say that Dad made guitars for so many people, it's unbelievable. Mom worked for the Airplane, Grateful Dead, and Doobie Brothers. Crosby was a friend of Dad's. Santana lived with my Aunt. Imagine the people that came to the house back in the day and what their input meant to his luthiery. Get your hands on one of these Model 1's, Sebs. Incredible instrument!
@@bretturner3178 That is so cool!
The guitar is a Rick Turner Model 1. It has this ability to sound acoustic at low volumes, but can scream when turned up. Turner developed the guitar specifically for Buckingham in the late 1970s, and its become Lindsey's main instrument since.
Ohhh gosh the story of Lindsey and Stevie is so fiery. I don’t even know how to explain it. It’s this love hate thing. Always will be. Silver Springs is so awesome and awkward to watch them eyeballing each other. A must watch!
I truly love watching these reactions videos... seeing the younger generation review all the great music that wasn't so familiar to them!!
This is thier reunion concert they are much older. They swore they would never play together again. But couldn't help it's. This concert is called The dance. It is phenomenal, they only got better with age. All the hard feelings softened. And we were so glad!
I've had the pleasure of seeing Lindsay perform live 5 times in my life. Three times as the classic Fleetwood grouping, and twice on a solo tour. Amazing skills.
I was lucky and blessed to see Fleetwood Mac 4 times in concert...2 times when the band was younger and 2 times when the band was older. And you are right. Because of the world situation, we will get great music again because of inspiration of my generation historical bands. Great reaction. "Silver Springs " from this live concert you need to react to....because Stevie Nick's is the star of Fleetwood Mac. 😊😊😊
I disagree. It wasn't just the artists, it was also the mindset of the generation x, we liked each other, our music, our God and our country. It's never going to be like this again. Feel blessed you lived in it.
Lindsey’s guitar is a custom made for him model one by Rick Turner. He passed away recently. Lindsey met him and asked him to build him a guitar that would have more punch for their live concerts. He used to play a Gibson Les Paul, but because he plays with his entire hand instead of a pick, he needed a punchier electric guitar. And yes, this is Lindsey’s angry upset break up song about Stevie who is singing along with him. Stevie wrote Dreams about Lindsey. They have written many songs about each other.
For some great finger picking, listen to Never Goin' Back Again. I'm partial to the studio version to capture every nuance. You'll love it!
Christine, Stevie & Lindsay provided so many different sounds from the lead singer role! They survived the test of time, truly one of the best bands ever!!
The live version of their song 'the Chain' is well worth the listen!
Lindsey is my favorite guitarist of all time, and it's hard to choose because there are so many phenomenal players, but he is most known for his finger plucking making it sound like there's more than one guitar playing. Oh PLEASE check out his "Big Love" from this same concert with the acoustic guitar. You will be blown away. It's one of the best guitar solos in history imo.
Mate, like you, this guitar solo style is really new to me. I'm NO guitarist but I've watched a few. Lindsey's overhand style with his right hand is more like a bassist but he absolutely shreds this solo. I've watched this over and over to see how his fingers find the notes and I'm still baffled. What a song, though, and what a performance by this fantastic band.
Lindsey and Stevie singing at each other in live performances cracks me up. Stevie doesn’t bother with a side eye- it’s full on “you know what you did” glare. LOL
Fleetwood Mac ~ The Chain ~ Live 1982 is awesome!
I hope no one comes for me, lol, but I really hope you listen to the studio/album version of this gem. Maybe it's this live version where people are hearing what they want to hear but for me, it really is all mushed together (in this mix). The crispness of each player in the studio version is pretty phenomenal.
This whole concert is absolutely amazing. The way Lindsay Buckingham plays is crazy, I love it.
The album made by Stevie and Lindsey before joining FWM, 'Buckingham Nicks' is one of my favorites. Great vid, Sebs. ☮💜🎶
The version of Crystal on that album is gorgeous.
Saw them in Berkeley, California in 1978 at a small venue. These songs were new then. Lucky time to be in my 20’s.
From the same concert, do Big Love or I’m So Afraid for some major league finger plucking by Lindsey. He can play 2 and sometimes 3 parts at the same time-you’d swear there are three guitarists playing, and it’s just him. Oh yeah, and he sings while doing this. Completely self-taught, doesn’t read music. A major major talent.
Never going back again and bleed to love her (live) are some of their most iconic songs with AMAZING fingerpicking
I HIGHLY recommend you check them out! You’ll love them
Lindsay's guitar: "Lindsey Buckingham is most known for playing his iconic Rick Turner Model 1-C-LB guitar. "
Bret Turner here. Can confirm.
Their awesome I was lucky enough to get to see them live in the late 70's, Thank You Sir for your reaction hope you have a blessed day 👏 sending you love from Lafayette Georgia 🍑
In my opinion, the second greatest live performance in the history of music. I've watched this concert more times than I care to admit. Thanks for reacting to this one man. Lindsey Buckingham is a great songwriter and guitarist. The entire band are flawless though, and they gel together so well. John McVie is such an underrated bass player, and Mick Fleetwood is probably my second favourite drummer. Stevie, of course, and Christine, have voices of angels. What a great band. If I could make one recommendation, it would be to listen to "Silver Springs" from this same concert. Merry Christmas and happy holidays to you and your family. Keep up the great work on the channel, it's much appreciated.
thrilled you are reacting to Fleetwood Mac!
Love them! This came out the year I started high school.
One of the best collaborations between bits and Americans,
This is the first time I've heard the live version of this song. I've never been crazy about Fleetwood Mac live, but this is amazing!
Love it!! Please do I'm So Afraid from same concert. Lindsey Buckinghams guitar style is mind blowing and unique🔥🔥🔥🔥 Lindsey and Stevies relationship wows go way way back.
Best Band ever seen them in concert / My babies lullaby music
They didn’t get back together, they just played in the band , you should watch silver springs, Stevie is almost yelling the lyrics at Lindsey
I never appreciated how awesome Lindsey was, dude was legendary.
This is an amazing live performance of an excellent song.
The awesome most fantastic unreplaceable Fleetwood Mac they sound so good because they have real talent.
No computer work,all done by instruments hell yeah. u been under rock all these years. Dude
Lindsey has an officially recognized style of playing that bears his name now. There are instructors and instruction tools that actually teach the Lindsey Buckingham style that he just taught himself from lack of any other instruction. Check out his solo version of "Big Love", another Fleetwood Mac song he wrote. Amazing!!!
This video has been on my watch later list for awhile now. I'm 42, I saw this concert when i was 15 or 16... Fleetwood Mac was my very favorite band back then, I only listened to classic rock. Yes, please more Fleetwood Mac and Stevie Nicks!
Sebs, the Fleetwood Mac rabbit hole is deep. And it's incredible. Keep it going.
I love Lindsay B.. His vocals are so great, and guitar is very unique.. only his style
Lindsey plays a Rick Turner Model 1-C-LB guitar, which is a semi-hollow-body electric guitar that's designed to give a very acoustic sound. One of the unusual things about it is that the pick-up can be rotated, which changes the relationship with the strings and changes the sound. Lindsey is an unreal guitarist - all finger-plucked and he uses a combination guitar and banjo style of picking. His playing is so complex that they have to have 2 guitarists to replace him if he's unable to tour. He sometimes will play a 12-string guitar as well, again finger-plucked and played kind of banjo style. The only other guitarist that I've ever heard that can play in this style is Roger McGuinn of The Byrds (such as on the intro to Turn, Turn, Turn) from the 60s.
Something a lot of people don't believe is that Fleetwood Mac were the hardest partying band bar none between horrendous fights and drug fuelled celebrating they wrecked hotel rooms like no other...Tour manager on Australian tour noticed cartons of corona's always opened but rarely ever consumed. The mystery solved when he watched a show backstage.
Dozens of bottle tops lined up on a touring case each bottle top filled with cocaine ready to go. The most dysfunctional off stage but the most professional on stage. They were astounding to see live.
Mick Fleetwood made a huge drum setup look small. And Stevie was the queen of the divas.
Big love live from this concert is a must!!!
They were older then, it was 1997. Still performing amazingly. However, Christine McVie recently died. Without her, the band will probably never perform as Fleetwood Mac again, but Stevie, Lindsay, and Mick all perform indecently, still. In their late 70s now, and still awesome live!
Lindsey is one of the best guitarists ever. Live “I’m So Afraid” is true guitar hero shit.
It's hard to beat the energy that Fleetwood Mac brings to the stage. It's magnetic. Their internal drama did something brilliant to their sound. Every single member is a master musician in their own right. Dig into this band. You WON'T regret it.
Over 20 years after the release of the Rumors album and many years since the band played together, they gave such an incredible performance in "The Dance" concert.
Yes, do "Silver Spring" (by Stevie) next and then "Songbird" by Christine.
I had the rumors album back in the 70s and love Fleetwood Mac. Have not listened to them in a long time and when I heard the chain on guardians of the galaxy two I rediscovered how much I love Fleetwood Mac music and especially watching their live performances, Amazon prime series, daisy Jones and the six was loosely based on a book written about the relationships in the band Fleetwood Mac. And Stevie Nicks said she absolutely loved the miniseries could see herself like a mirror as the last three episodes. You can go your own way is one of my favorites by them, so so glad that you enjoyed it as well!
His guitar is a Rick Turner Model 1…a one of one built for Lindsey…super versatile and will be one of the most valuable guitars all time when he’s no longer with us, thankfully he’s doing good and still rocking
This one of the best band ever, listen more !
If you want Lindsey at his best..check out I’m SO Afraid..live. The version from the Dance is great but Live From Boston is epic.
Fleetwood Mac is one of my all time favorite bands. I was fortunate to see them live in concert. I was fortunate to be able to see a lot of older bands in concert, such as The Eagles, The Doobie Bothers, Aerosmith, Journey, Heart, etc. Live performances were the best back then.
First appearance? Wow! My friend you must listen to Big Love and I'm So Afraid from the Dance live performance. Lindsey is incredible ! Best guitar work you will here in a while. Epic
I saw Fleetwood Mac about 10 years ago in Vancouver 🇨🇦
They are absolutely impressive, live, saying all their hits audience sang along to a few, it was great!! I really enjoyed her personable they were as they spoke with the audience a couple of times, great vibes, legendary group
Yeah, it's complicated. lol Yes, the girl in black with long blonde hair is Stevie Nicks. The guy singing is Lindsey Buckingham. He wrote the song, they broke up and spent the next 30+ years singing their breakup song.
They are legendary ❤😂❤😂🎉😅😊😊😊😊
ah yet another iconic song. You Sebs are like a time machine for someone like me. I mean that in the best possible way.
Rumors is one of the greatest albums of all time. Epic
a few performances on this night were awesome, the Chain, Big Love
Nice reaction to this. Fleetwood Mac was such a great part of the past. Its really sad to see these musicians go. Holding onto this past while going towards the future will have to be figured out. Im mean, we have done it ourselves but we have the real experiences too to remember. Only unity through hearfelt music by folks who loved and played hard will work. Im not convinced it can ever happen again. So hold onto the music, incorporate it in your lives and move forward too.
One of the best full albums in rock history.
I saw Fleetwood Mac live in their heyday, they were amazing
That whole concert is awesome
Had to laugh when you said you couldn't believe this was live. In the past, you actually had to be talented to get a recording contract. Actually sing well and/or play the instrument. It was earned. These are seasoned, talented, professionals. That's why they sound so amazing 🙂
Three things:
1. The Guitar Lindsey is using is a Rick Turner LB (Lindsey Buckingham) Model
2. John and Christine McVie are also a huge part of the band
3. As a recommendation and if you like the sound of the guitar and the Lindsey's fingerstyle you should hear Im so afraid live 1997 The Dance. One of the best solos ever
What a lot of people miss with Fleetwood Mac is that one of the main reasons they made such great music is on the name of the group! Mick Fleetwood and John McVie were the foundation that allowed all that great music on top! Mick often gets some credit with his frums, but John on the solid bass gets overlooked! Mick and John had that then added Lindsey who wouldn't join unless they also took his girlfriend Stevie Nicks! They also added Christine Perfect who married John 6 years before Lindsey and Stevie! Nothing in this life is built to last without a solid foundation!
Stevie and Lindsay are singing. Christie is singing also. She also has a really good voice. Go down this rabbit hole. You won't be disappointed.
Lindsey Buckingham-Big Love. The Bomb!!!
Great that you were able to catch FM "magic", but if you allow me to recommend that you listen to "The Chain", one of Lindsay virtuosity pieces, absolutely AMAZING! Thank you and all the best for the New Year!
Stevie Nicks was my neighbor. She lived up the hill while I lived in the slightly less expensive lower part of town (still expensive enough that if I moved my $500K home from where it is now, to the same spot in Mill Valley, it'd probably be worth $2mil or close to it. Maybe more since prices were always crazy there but now they are positively insane.)
When her house caught fire, I had planes fly over my house just before they dropped fire retardant.
Other neighbors (same town but not same area) were David Crosby, Huey Lewis and the News (I knew all the guys pretty well, but they were not exactly "friends") and others. It wasn't unusual to take a walk downtown and run into Daryl Hannah and Jackson Browne. There was a Mexican Restaurant in town where Carlos Santana's father would play violin for the diners. I always made sure to leave him a big tip, if nothing else for the thrill of having a Santana play at my table.
We had an unspoken rule never to bother these R&R legends (or their families) if they happened to have a coffee at the roastery or dinner at La Ginestra.
Fleetwood Mac have been around since the early 60’s. Named after drummer Mick Fleetwood, and Bassist, Jon McVie.
I know its been said in the earlier comments, but this is like their 20th anniversary concert. Great concert!