He's the n°100 on the top 100 greatest guitarist of all time For Rollings Stones www.rollingstone.com/music/music-lists/100-greatest-guitarists-153675/thurston-moore-39681/
I like how Stevie and Lindsay keep looking at each other even though Lindsay wrote this song about their tumultuous relationship. Those two will forever be linked.
@@Ljaysauz.I had the VHS live in concert from 1982 the mirage tour I think it was in Los Angeles, and Stevie was even better, it looks like this one here is more like a short version, the long version where she goes off with her crazy dancing is totally awesome.
mark of a great band is the live performances eclipse the studio recordings. All the greats are like that. Pink Floyd, Beatles, Zeppelin, ACDC, the eagles, Queen etc. Fleetwood Mac definitely in this illustrious group and the Dance is a brilliant live set.
I was just thinking this last night. It’s that combination love/hate thing (the song is directly a product of their breakup) that made them such great songwriters.
Lindsey Buckingham is one of the greatest rock guitar players --- AND --- He is also an astonishing singer.... It only takes a word of the lyrics to recognize his him --- This FMac Dance concert is remarkable because all members are happy to be there. Everyone is straight --- No drugs, no ego --- but justifiable pride to be one of the greatest groups ever. I hope the current generation of kids hears such incredible treasures .
My dad used to pick the DVD of this concert out and play it sometimes on Friday/Saturday nights for movie night. As a child I was always amazed by the beautiful music these people created. I did not miss the joy they clearly display in this concert. Knowing now about all the drama throughout the years, it makes this concert all the more special. I grew up listening to this album and I continue to listen to it now In my adult life. It has given me strength in times of need. Gotten me through a lot. Much love
Lindsey's solo at the end of this song is truly euphoric and liberating...it was almost as if that was his way of letting go of all of his stress and frustrations..just beatiful...this song was a massive hit in the 70's ...I remember my mom playing it over and over again..it hasn't lost any of its luster
My all-time favourite version of this song. This used to be the song I'd save for the final stretch if I ever went jogging outside or indoors on a treadmill. The guitar solo at the end gives you that edge to go that little bit faster and further!
This is the first concert DVD I ever bought back in the day. It is simply timeless. When I saw "Go Your Own Way" for the first time with LB's seemingly-effortless guitar solo and Mick's bass drums just kicking me in the chest here on my (at the time) brand new home theater with a 120" projection system and my 7-channel Bose audio cranked up to 11, this performance just sent chills down my spine. I have since purchased over 50 concert films, but this one always remains in my top 5 favorites. Well done band, producers, and crew. Well done.
This is the sh*t! Easily one of the top ten rock songs of all time. I can remember exactly where I was when I heard it for the first time. It was such a relationship song that still resonates today...over 30 frickin' years later!
To me it just feels like this concert was 30+ years in the making. .. all the pain, hurt, mastering of the playing, singing heart filled playing and singing,,, all of it... just built up to this masterpiece!
The five main FM stars really up the intensity when performing live. I listened to the studio/album version a short while ago & found it lacking enthusiasm by the performers compared to this live presentation.
Amazed how long it took the audience to recognize the song! Lindsey looking at Stevie during the second verse is priceless - he knows how much she hated the shacking up lyric! His wonderful guitar playing is pure catharsis - it obviously still hurt!
WOW! I never noticed that Lindsey was pleading and crying in the guitar solo. This is a very powerful, sad song. Fukin amazing! Its a tear jerker if you can relate it to your own life.....which I can.
OMG, This live version is so fkng brilliant! I watched the gig on bbc2 last night and was blown away by how amazing they sound. What an incredible gig to have been at!!
my dog just passed the other day and for the first time since then i was able to close my eyes, nod my head to this beat, get goosebumps, and feel enlightened by the sound of rock n roll. thank you fleetwood mac xx
I am sorry for your loss. When your dog passed, my 4 cats were still alive. Now there is only one left! 😑 It's always hard to have to let a beloved pet go. But good music can put a band-aid on the wound ... 🤕
This live version is so much superior to the album version with the backing musicians who have fleshed out the vocals and freed up Buckingham to carry the lead guitar solos, because he knows a capable acoustic guitar player is going to cover what he created in the studio. Having to play both lead and rhythm parts made him so unique in the live performances, a true underappreciated virtuoso.
I didn’t get Fleetwood Mac when I was a kid getting into all the ‘70s rock that still loomed large over all the radio stations I listened to. Then this aired on MTV when I was 18 and it was like the clouds parted and the light hit me. An absolutely legendary performance.
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I saw FM in Dallas few years ago. The talent of Lindsey Buckingham carries the entire group. You have to see/hear it to believe it!
LB flashes these taunting looks at Stevie as he sings...lol....these two are something else.....They made so much of their psychological conflict and creative tension....bravo....and I love mick fleetwood, he looks like the diabolical chemist cooking up a deliciously explosive brew
+Stewart Lawrence Lindsey has said he wrote this to Stevie in retaliation for her song Silver Springs. Just some more of the back and forth between two people who hurt each other, but never killed the deep feelings they had for each other. Stevie said she hated that she had t sing about shacking up when that wasn't what she wanted.
+Serena Smith Actually, the other way around. Stevie wrote Silver Springs after she heard Go Your Own Way's rough demo during the recording of Rumours. She wanted her own response to this song and was very unhappy it was left off the album due to song length restraints.
The other band members (John, Mick and Christine) all had the look of "oh shit is this going to explode" when the chorus came around for the first time. Maybe a little flashback for all of them.
Heaven only knows how many times I have watched this great video. One of the finest, liveliest gigs I have ever known. Electrifying! Oh, I love every moment of it, from beginning to end. It’s like a good, wild party. Beautifully breath-taking. Lindsey was an energetic craftsman on his guitar. His guitar solo HERE could get anyone on the edge of the seat. Extraordinarily captivating!! I wonder why he’s underrated! He’s certainly one of the best guitarists ever. Mic simply rolled on the drums and hit them real hard, bringing sensational magic into the art of drumming. John, cool and devoted, strummed his bass guitar with the familiarity of a friend. I enjoyed Christine’s handclapping and duty on the keyboard. Towards the end, Stevie danced like a beautiful, heavily pampered princess. Every one of them was busy. Oh, what a party!
Lindsey Buckingham, along with Richie Sambora is the most underrated guitarist of all-time. That is why they are two of my all time favourites! Love the Song, Love this Performance! GREAT JOB!! :)
Took my oldest daughter "Rhiannon" to the "The Dance" and one of my most emotional moments was singing back to them "Rhiannon" with my daughter. The whole "set" of The Dance was awesome. Shivers and tears that whole night. I was a member of "Nicks Fix" and have two autographed T-shirts and posters from this time period.
I loved & still love Fleetwood Mac!!! Simply put...IN MY HONEST OPINION...THE GREATEST FLEETWOOD MAC ALBUM EVER RECORDED & THE GREATEST ALBUM OF 1977!!! Mick Fleetwood & John McVie are so good together & when you add Christine, Stevie, & Lindsey...MAGIC!!!!!!!!! Fleetwood Mac was grooving in this song...you could tell by the expressions on Christine's, Stevie's, Mick's, John's & Lindsey's face... That song had them all in the moment!!!!
I attended their reunion tour after this album was released. Best concert ever, hands down, partly because they seemed so thrilled to be playing together for a live crowd, as they are here. It was a truly joyful event for them and the audience.
This is the best ever live rendition of this fantastic song. It's the only song that makes me want to be a drummer - Mick Fleetwood knocks this out of the park with a smile on his face!
There is a energy that is surging throughout each musician. If you clue in to the begining you see Lindsey walk over to micks drum kit & set the strong intro. Then, towards after the bridge, Mick goes into double time that encourages Lindseys explosive solo. I've played the drum kit to this exact track & let me say im huffin & puffin at the end!!! Well exacuted dynamics as well. Note: Micks drum sticks are made of fiber glass. What does that mean? You can't break them!!! I splinter my oak Pro mark 747s to the video sound track "The Dance " in its entirety! Great tempo!
This concert was an insane “jam session” from their hearts, and it shows!!! Enjoy it because We’ll never have another band that comes even close to their level
Yeah, they deserve a record deal. When Stevie is on stage, the whole dynamic changes. Even when not singing, she HAS to be there for a song to work, because so many in the audience are thinking, "Where's Stevie? What's Stevie doing now..." Stage presence!
Stevie even sings the "packing up, shacking up" line she hated ... i think Stevie and Lindsey were in a good space here, actually the whole band was in a good space.
I don’t know, she looked pretty pissed to me, especially given all the other death glares she gave him throughout the show. I think that was a “go fuck yourself” look.
Rumors (ha!) are that they were veeeeery close again, but in the end it turned out that Kristen was pregnant and that Silver Springs is, in case this is true, pretty much on point.
This is my favorite performance of this song. And it's almost emotional, I get goosebumps every time. I remember being so PISSED when he wasn't listed in Rolling Stone's greatest guitarists of all the time! So much emotional history in the writing and performing of this song, as we FWM fans know, and I love the way the two of them look at each other throughout. Just as astounding performance - the whole concert was, but especially this song. Mick Fleetwood was superb here as well.
I feel like this is the definitive live cut of this song. Maybe even the best cut to include the original album version. Something about LBs deeper, grittier voice resonates more for some reason. The lyrics will always be among the best ever written, but the way it’s sung here will always be good in my book.
Must have watched this concert 20+ times and it is truly one of the greatest ever. All musicians at the height of their powers and just having FUN playing together.
I could set here all day every day with my phone in my hand for the next 2 weeks and I still wouldn’t be able to put in words the intensity I feel at 3:45 when Lindsey sends the song out in style with the most face melting solo your ears have ever heard. Its like the whole band is like, "This is our song, and here is why.." Mick gives Lindsey a grin because he knows how good it actually is and that Lindsey lives for that solo. John is thumping your heart out and keeping time with Mick, just waiting for Lindsey to make his way to his side of the stage, as always for a quick 1 on 1 jam before making his way to Christine and Stevie. Confidently I can say this is the song that defines this band whole heartedly and I could not physically imagine being on the front row of Warner Bros Studio to witness such a performance. These guys have my heart
None of these folks were kids when they performed this concert but what joy they brought with their musical gifts and how they could rock. Kind of makes this old Boomer proud!
And, watch this one with "Silver Springs" and you get a sense of the raw emotion and power of the relationship. Call and response. And, This song was the A-side to the B-side of Silver Spring when they were released on 45. Amazing.
I'm hooked on watching this. It just blows me away seeing the great Lindsey Buckingham play that guitar like that. I haven't as of yet seen a better performance of this all time great song.
it,s still amazing when you listen a longer time not"the dance"live concert,you get always the same feeling-cold,warm and goosepumps,all at the same time-)greatings to all FM fans!!!!
Welcome to the Lindsey Buckingham Show. Lindsey is a brilliant, musical genius. Thank you for sharing your light with us. Of course, Fleetwood Mac is one of the greatest bands ever!
The lyrics to Lindsey's solo practically write themselves.... Pick out any desperate, passionate argument that two people who love each other have about the status of their relationship, and those words will drop right into place.......
Those 5 people are so incredibly talented!! I truly believe GOD wakes with Fleetwood Mac:: Go Your on Way connects with SO MANY PEOPLE;; Every time I hear that song my eyes tear up; every single time;;; one person will NEVER leave my heart & she knows who she is::: ❤️U 4 ever:: T
BEST CONCERT EVER FROM FM.... love loved it.... All songs were great ma fav was Gold Dust Woman Stevie's best performance of this song... and Christine's Songbird so beautiful....
The stars or planets or something must have lined up for this concert. Fleetwood Mac has always sounded great but this concert blew away everything before or since.
My first concert was Fleetwood Mac in 1977 at the HIC Arena now know as the Neal Blaisdell Center. They rocked then & even MORE SO in 1997. RIP Christine. We love you! You closed with Songbird then, same as in this 1997 Dance Tour. The vocal perfection & hook-writing of Christine, the talent & intensity of Lindsay & Mick are a joy to watch. The underrated playing of John & Lindsay. Gone is the Era-of-Talent like Fleetwood Mac, Eagles, Police, Led Zepplin, Van Halen, etal. perhaps Adele or Bruno keeping it real now in the current Auto-Tune-crap-era
That's what I call a great band. Drums, base guitar player, singer, with back-up vocals, all getting "DOWN", on a classic song. Just let the vibes & show carry you away. My fav all time,Fleetwod Mac #.
Love this song so much! It describes my relationship with a guy who started out being "somewhere between like and love" with me, but changed his feelings and mind not much later on. He claimed that he still wanted to be my friend, but after several fights and lies, I told him to go his own way. Got this song on repeat until I can't stand these headphones anymore. Anyone else notice how Mr. Fleetwood is geeking out? XD
Just magnificent. Oddly the loudest concert I've ever been to was Fleetwood Mac and this particular song in Melbourne 3 or 4 years ago. And I've been to many rock concerts including the likes of AC/DC Oils, Chisel to name a few. The bass and sound from this band was huge.
how can anyone criticise this, just look how the group comes together, it's fantastic that the sounds & beat still stir me . I only wish I had seen them live at the time
![Fleetwood Mac - Silver Springs (Official Live Video) [HD]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/eDwi-8n054s/mqdefault.jpg)
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Lyndsay Buckingham is one of the most under rated guitar players ever
He's the n°100 on the top 100 greatest guitarist of all time For Rollings Stones www.rollingstone.com/music/music-lists/100-greatest-guitarists-153675/thurston-moore-39681/
I feel sorry for sad tw@ts who make these statements who clearly know nothing about music. Welcome, you have arrived.
totally agree
Stoooooooooooooooopid comment Jack Howard.
he should be on the top ten at least, you know being that he, Lyndsay Buckingham is GOD All Mighty
I like how Stevie and Lindsay keep looking at each other even though Lindsay wrote this song about their tumultuous relationship. Those two will forever be linked.
If you watch The Chain from this same performance, Stevie burns a hole into the side of Lindsey's head, he refuses to look at her.
Yes. The recording of Rumors is just one amazing story. One worth delving into if you are Fleetwood Mac fan.
@@jasmineenvy4650 Rumours
This ALL just shows how much passion (and turmoil) went into their music!! There’ll never be another band like them
Its the same thing with Dreams, she wrote that about him
He always looks so fucking happy to be playing drums :)
One of the greatest songs of all time!
+Ze Germanz a happier man,i've never seen,yeah??!
Drums are a ball !!!!!!!!!
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Happy “animal” on the drums. 👍❤️
Mick has fun with it for sure. He’s a joy to watch.
Songs on "The Dance" are 100x better than the originals
The only one I disagree with is Rhiannon. I love the 1977 live version with the insane guitar solo and Stevie's high energy outro.
Every single one except dreams and Rhiannon.
@@Ljaysauz yep she just goes nuts at the end! Fkn great performance!
@@Ljaysauz.I had the VHS live in concert from 1982 the mirage tour I think it was in Los Angeles, and Stevie was even better, it looks like this one here is more like a short version, the long version where she goes off with her crazy dancing is totally awesome.
mark of a great band is the live performances eclipse the studio recordings. All the greats are like that. Pink Floyd, Beatles, Zeppelin, ACDC, the eagles, Queen etc. Fleetwood Mac definitely in this illustrious group and the Dance is a brilliant live set.
It's 2023 and this is still one of the most insanely emotional guitar solo out there
I love when Lindsey and Stevie sing to each other! No denying the love between them!
More like hate sex of rock and roll!
I was just thinking this last night. It’s that combination love/hate thing (the song is directly a product of their breakup) that made them such great songwriters.
@@josephmankowski4105 its something how a great song just comes out of a life experience. Country music too.
@@josephmankowski4105So was Dreams, written by Stevie as an "F you" to Buckingham.
Lindsey Buckingham is one of the greatest rock guitar players --- AND ---
He is also an astonishing singer.... It only takes a word of the lyrics to recognize his him ---
This FMac Dance concert is remarkable because all members are happy to be there.
Everyone is straight --- No drugs, no ego --- but justifiable pride to be one of the greatest groups ever.
I hope the current generation of kids hears such incredible treasures .
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My dad used to pick the DVD of this concert out and play it sometimes on Friday/Saturday nights for movie night. As a child I was always amazed by the beautiful music these people created. I did not miss the joy they clearly display in this concert. Knowing now about all the drama throughout the years, it makes this concert all the more special. I grew up listening to this album and I continue to listen to it now In my adult life. It has given me strength in times of need. Gotten me through a lot. Much love
Lindsey's solo at the end of this song is truly euphoric and liberating...it was almost as if that was his way of letting go of all of his stress and frustrations..just beatiful...this song was a massive hit in the 70's ...I remember my mom playing it over and over again..it hasn't lost any of its luster
Surely one of the greatest rock songs of all time. Can't believe I was 40 before I appreciated the genius of this lot
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I'm 64, first time I'm knowing Lindsey Buckingham is the lead singer... I was stuck watching Stevie nicks. Since I was 17
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My all-time favourite version of this song. This used to be the song I'd save for the final stretch if I ever went jogging outside or indoors on a treadmill. The guitar solo at the end gives you that edge to go that little bit faster and further!
This is the first concert DVD I ever bought back in the day. It is simply timeless.
When I saw "Go Your Own Way" for the first time with LB's seemingly-effortless guitar solo and Mick's bass drums just kicking me in the chest here on my (at the time) brand new home theater with a 120" projection system and my 7-channel Bose audio cranked up to 11, this performance just sent chills down my spine.
I have since purchased over 50 concert films, but this one always remains in my top 5 favorites.
Well done band, producers, and crew. Well done.
His voice will always give me chills. Phenomenal.
Hey Kayla, check out a live performance of Lindsey's "I'm so afraid".
This is the sh*t! Easily one of the top ten rock songs of all time. I can remember exactly where I was when I heard it for the first time. It was such a relationship song that still resonates today...over 30 frickin' years later!
To me it just feels like this concert was 30+ years in the making. .. all the pain, hurt, mastering of the playing, singing heart filled playing and singing,,, all of it... just built up to this masterpiece!
Certainly one of the Mac's most defining songs and probably Lindsey's very best.
Yes this, I think is one of their best performances.
Of all 'Go your own way' versions, this is the best one I like most. It is music, live performance, and classic rock. A thousand likes.
This sounds SO much better than the album version. There's so much more from the drums.
The five main FM stars really up the intensity when performing live. I listened to the studio/album version a short while ago & found it lacking enthusiasm by the performers compared to this live presentation.
I really wish some of those classic 70s albums could be re-recorded now with modern technology. They could sound so much better.
This band deserves every bit of success that they had.
Amazed how long it took the audience to recognize the song! Lindsey looking at Stevie during the second verse is priceless - he knows how much she hated the shacking up lyric! His wonderful guitar playing is pure catharsis - it obviously still hurt!
The happiness drummer on earth !!
Chris Guillen Probably off his chops though aha!
Right? I sometimes wish I had that much enthusiasm for anything 😂
WOW! I never noticed that Lindsey was pleading and crying in the guitar solo. This is a very powerful, sad song. Fukin amazing! Its a tear jerker if you can relate it to your own life.....which I can.
Yes tha guitar talks!
How he gets such a sound from that little guitar, Lindsey Buckingham is amazing. He really is a master of his craft.
Dave
Lyndsay is a self taught guitarist
@@michaelbychowski5143 either way you can master the instrument
Think it's called - amplification.
Lindsey is really an incredible guitarist. Great performance.
OMG, This live version is so fkng brilliant! I watched the gig on bbc2 last night and was blown away by how amazing they sound. What an incredible gig to have been at!!
It’s sad we don’t get this anymore. That’s what made Christine’s passing all the more sad yesterday.
my dog just passed the other day and for the first time since then i was able to close my eyes, nod my head to this beat, get goosebumps, and feel enlightened by the sound of rock n roll. thank you fleetwood mac xx
I am sorry for your loss. I like dogs more than most people.
I'm sad to know about the passing of your dog. IMHO, they have been my best friends than some people.
I am sorry for your loss. When your dog passed, my 4 cats were still alive. Now there is only one left! 😑
It's always hard to have to let a beloved pet go. But good music can put a band-aid on the wound ... 🤕
Lindsay Buckinhum's Guitar Solo is what I live for!!!!!!!!!
They were never better than this. Truly outstanding...
absolutely the best band in rock 'n roll history.
This live version is so much superior to the album version with the backing musicians who have fleshed out the vocals and freed up Buckingham to carry the lead guitar solos, because he knows a capable acoustic guitar player is going to cover what he created in the studio. Having to play both lead and rhythm parts made him so unique in the live performances, a true underappreciated virtuoso.
Underrated Guitarist..one of the best live solos ever
When Lindsey plays, you feel it..this guy is an awesome performer..love his finger picking technique.
This is my favorite rendition! Love...love...LOVE this concert!
Hell of a show. The best of the Unplugged series without a doubt.
This is truly great. It is better than the original studio recording.
I didn’t get Fleetwood Mac when I was a kid getting into all the ‘70s rock that still loomed large over all the radio stations I listened to. Then this aired on MTV when I was 18 and it was like the clouds parted and the light hit me. An absolutely legendary performance.
I saw FM in Dallas few years ago. The talent of Lindsey Buckingham carries the entire group. You have to see/hear it to believe it!
Agreed...I refuse to see them without Lyndsey
john mcvie killing that bass
One of the best bass players in rock.
FUCKING RIGHT!! underrated af
Like he always does
It's tough to pick a favorite out of their vast catalogue. But, I can definitely say this one is WAY UP THERE!
This is one song of Fleetwood Mac I never get tired listening ! It's magic!
LB flashes these taunting looks at Stevie as he sings...lol....these two are something else.....They made so much of their psychological conflict and creative tension....bravo....and I love mick fleetwood, he looks like the diabolical chemist cooking up a deliciously explosive brew
Stewart Lawrence Haha, Mick Fleetwood looks like an insane pirate. Stevie is apparently salty about performing this song, still.
+Stewart Lawrence Lindsey has said he wrote this to Stevie in retaliation for her song Silver Springs. Just some more of the back and forth between two people who hurt each other, but never killed the deep feelings they had for each other. Stevie said she hated that she had t sing about shacking up when that wasn't what she wanted.
+Serena Smith Actually, the other way around. Stevie wrote Silver Springs after she heard Go Your Own Way's rough demo during the recording of Rumours. She wanted her own response to this song and was very unhappy it was left off the album due to song length restraints.
The other band members (John, Mick and Christine) all had the look of "oh shit is this going to explode" when the chorus came around for the first time. Maybe a little flashback for all of them.
Damn shame because "Silver Springs" is an amazing song.
Heaven only knows how many times I have watched this great video. One of the finest, liveliest gigs I have ever known. Electrifying! Oh, I love every moment of it, from beginning to end. It’s like a good, wild party. Beautifully breath-taking. Lindsey was an energetic craftsman on his guitar. His guitar solo HERE could get anyone on the edge of the seat. Extraordinarily captivating!! I wonder why he’s underrated! He’s certainly one of the best guitarists ever. Mic simply rolled on the drums and hit them real hard, bringing sensational magic into the art of drumming. John, cool and devoted, strummed his bass guitar with the familiarity of a friend. I enjoyed Christine’s handclapping and duty on the keyboard. Towards the end, Stevie danced like a beautiful, heavily pampered princess. Every one of them was busy. Oh, what a party!
Musical magic, and one of the best trios ever to sing together. Great solo too by Buckingham.
He don't need no stinkin Pick !
DEKE RIVERS right@ his fingers have got to be shredded from the years- yet he is still amazing
I love the drummers enthusiasm! Makes my heart happy watching!
One of the best live bands ever and THE best song writers of all time
Lindsey is a mad genius. The best guitarist in history. I can watch this all day never get tired of Lindsey's playing.
John Mcvie = pure genius. This has gotta be the best bass line in the history of modern music!!!
The bass line off of the back half of The Chain is perfection
What I would've given to be at this concert. This is real music right here people!
Would you have given your world?
My goodness, Lindsey and Stevie have some of the best harmonies in music.
I rarely comment on Fleetwood Mac,but when I do it's the best version they have cut of- Go Your Own Way ♫♪!
Lindsey Buckingham, along with Richie Sambora is the most underrated guitarist of all-time. That is why they are two of my all time favourites! Love the Song, Love this Performance! GREAT JOB!! :)
Without words… my favorite song. Fleetwood Mac forever.
Took my oldest daughter "Rhiannon" to the "The Dance" and one of my most emotional moments was singing back to them "Rhiannon" with my daughter. The whole "set" of The Dance was awesome. Shivers and tears that whole night. I was a member of "Nicks Fix" and have two autographed T-shirts and posters from this time period.
+simflyr1957 you were very lucky
The drum part is incredible throughout.
I loved & still love Fleetwood Mac!!!
Simply put...IN MY HONEST OPINION...THE GREATEST FLEETWOOD MAC ALBUM EVER RECORDED & THE GREATEST ALBUM OF 1977!!!
Mick Fleetwood & John McVie are so good together & when you add Christine, Stevie, & Lindsey...MAGIC!!!!!!!!!
Fleetwood Mac was grooving in this song...you could tell by the expressions on Christine's, Stevie's, Mick's, John's & Lindsey's face...
That song had them all in the moment!!!!
What a magnificent live performance, Fleetwood Mac at the very top of musical art
I attended their reunion tour after this album was released. Best concert ever, hands down, partly because they seemed so thrilled to be playing together for a live crowd, as they are here. It was a truly joyful event for them and the audience.
This is the best ever live rendition of this fantastic song. It's the only song that makes me want to be a drummer - Mick Fleetwood knocks this out of the park with a smile on his face!
There is a energy that is surging throughout each musician. If you clue in to the begining you see Lindsey walk over to micks drum kit & set the strong intro. Then, towards after the bridge, Mick goes into double time that encourages Lindseys explosive solo. I've played the drum kit to this exact track & let me say im huffin & puffin at the end!!! Well exacuted dynamics as well. Note: Micks drum sticks are made of fiber glass. What does that mean? You can't break them!!! I splinter my oak Pro mark 747s to the video sound track "The Dance " in its entirety! Great tempo!
Doesn't get any better than this ever
This concert was an insane “jam session” from their hearts, and it shows!!! Enjoy it because We’ll never have another band that comes even close to their level
Yeah, they deserve a record deal. When Stevie is on stage, the whole dynamic changes. Even when not singing, she HAS to be there for a song to work, because so many in the audience are thinking, "Where's Stevie? What's Stevie doing now..." Stage presence!
Mick Fleetwood always looks like he's having the best time!
The best guitar solo ever perfomed.
Stevie even sings the "packing up, shacking up" line she hated ... i think Stevie and Lindsey were in a good space here, actually the whole band was in a good space.
I don’t know, she looked pretty pissed to me, especially given all the other death glares she gave him throughout the show. I think that was a “go fuck yourself” look.
Rumors (ha!) are that they were veeeeery close again, but in the end it turned out that Kristen was pregnant and that Silver Springs is, in case this is true, pretty much on point.
Been enjoying this version since I was 14 ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
So tight. So much talent. This is a prime example of music and art at its best. Amazing.
i was going to leave a comment about how great this makes me feel but looks like i already did last year!
funny, fleetwood mac never fails x
This is my favorite performance of this song. And it's almost emotional, I get goosebumps every time. I remember being so PISSED when he wasn't listed in Rolling Stone's greatest guitarists of all the time! So much emotional history in the writing and performing of this song, as we FWM fans know, and I love the way the two of them look at each other throughout. Just as astounding performance - the whole concert was, but especially this song. Mick Fleetwood was superb here as well.
I feel like this is the definitive live cut of this song. Maybe even the best cut to include the original album version. Something about LBs deeper, grittier voice resonates more for some reason. The lyrics will always be among the best ever written, but the way it’s sung here will always be good in my book.
Don t understand how someone can dislike this song!?
because they dont understand good music if it hit them in the face
Incredible guitar work from Lindsay and the tightest drumming you'll ever see from Mick. Wow! What a performance!
Must have watched this concert 20+ times and it is truly one of the greatest ever. All musicians at the height of their powers and just having FUN playing together.
this kind of guitar playing comes straight from a deep part of the soul, love it!
I could set here all day every day with my phone in my hand for the next 2 weeks and I still wouldn’t be able to put in words the intensity I feel at 3:45 when Lindsey sends the song out in style with the most face melting solo your ears have ever heard. Its like the whole band is like, "This is our song, and here is why.." Mick gives Lindsey a grin because he knows how good it actually is and that Lindsey lives for that solo. John is thumping your heart out and keeping time with Mick, just waiting for Lindsey to make his way to his side of the stage, as always for a quick 1 on 1 jam before making his way to Christine and Stevie. Confidently I can say this is the song that defines this band whole heartedly and I could not physically imagine being on the front row of Warner Bros Studio to witness such a performance. These guys have my heart
They are all just amazing together.
Top 10 Greatest Band of All Time in History!!!
None of these folks were kids when they performed this concert but what joy they brought with their musical gifts and how they could rock. Kind of makes this old Boomer proud!
And, watch this one with "Silver Springs" and you get a sense of the raw emotion and power of the relationship. Call and response. And, This song was the A-side to the B-side of Silver Spring when they were released on 45. Amazing.
I'm hooked on watching this. It just blows me away seeing the great Lindsey Buckingham play that guitar like that. I haven't as of yet seen a better performance of this all time great song.
it,s still amazing when you listen a longer time not"the dance"live concert,you get always the same feeling-cold,warm and goosepumps,all at the same time-)greatings to all FM fans!!!!
Lindsey Buckingham, one of the most underrated guitar players of all time.
In fact, hes in the same league than anyone u can think.
Welcome to the Lindsey Buckingham Show. Lindsey is a brilliant, musical genius. Thank you for sharing your light with us. Of course, Fleetwood Mac is one of the greatest bands ever!
This is what a real fucking band looks like. Period. They're not just there to act, they are bonded to each other, and the music is that bond.
Fleetwood Mac is the best is a perfect combination.
Wicked, just wicked! Everyone at their best in this one! Lindsay has awesome solos!
The lyrics to Lindsey's solo practically write themselves.... Pick out any desperate, passionate argument that two people who love each other have about the status of their relationship, and those words will drop right into place.......
Mick is always just vibing in the back lol
Those 5 people are so incredibly talented!! I truly believe GOD wakes with Fleetwood Mac:: Go Your on Way connects with SO MANY PEOPLE;; Every time I hear that song my eyes tear up; every single time;;; one person will NEVER leave my heart & she knows who she is::: ❤️U 4 ever:: T
How nice they did that reunion while everyone was alive and well.
BEST CONCERT EVER FROM FM.... love loved it.... All songs were great ma fav was Gold Dust Woman Stevie's best performance of this song... and Christine's Songbird so beautiful....
The stars or planets or something must have lined up for this concert. Fleetwood Mac has always sounded great but this concert blew away everything before or since.
My first concert was Fleetwood Mac in 1977 at the HIC Arena now know as the Neal Blaisdell Center. They rocked then & even MORE SO in 1997. RIP Christine. We love you! You closed with Songbird then, same as in this 1997 Dance Tour.
The vocal perfection & hook-writing of Christine, the talent & intensity of Lindsay & Mick are a joy to watch. The underrated playing of John & Lindsay. Gone is the Era-of-Talent like Fleetwood Mac, Eagles, Police, Led Zepplin, Van Halen, etal. perhaps Adele or Bruno keeping it real now in the current Auto-Tune-crap-era
That 1 person can go their own way, and not come back. This song is so amazing.
STILL A JOY TO LISTEN TO THEM!!!!
Probably the best live performance of this song by them
Lindsay 💜he's so good!!!
That's what I call a great band. Drums, base guitar player, singer, with back-up vocals, all getting "DOWN", on a classic song. Just let the vibes & show carry you away. My fav all time,Fleetwod Mac #.
Love this song so much! It describes my relationship with a guy who started out being "somewhere between like and love" with me, but changed his feelings and mind not much later on. He claimed that he still wanted to be my friend, but after several fights and lies, I told him to go his own way. Got this song on repeat until I can't stand these headphones anymore.
Anyone else notice how Mr. Fleetwood is geeking out? XD
Just magnificent. Oddly the loudest concert I've ever been to was Fleetwood Mac and this particular song in Melbourne 3 or 4 years ago. And I've been to many rock concerts including the likes of AC/DC Oils, Chisel to name a few. The bass and sound from this band was huge.
You can never replace Lindsay Buckingham. This guy is god!
NICE thumping beat to get this 1 rolling; the opening is just killer.......rock on!
how can anyone criticise this, just look how the group comes together, it's fantastic that the sounds & beat still stir me . I only wish I had seen them live at the time