You will have heard dozens of Fleetwood Mac songs throughout your life without realizing it. They have been around for a very long time, and have released hit after hit after hit, despite a more dramatic history than Game of Thrones.There have been many documentaries on the band, mainly about this lineup. Instead of killing each other they wrote "Rumours", and hurt each other through the lyrics instead.
Maggie found this out when I had her react to Silver Springs... and watching Stevie and Lindsey singing as Stevie says "You'll never get away from the sound of the woman that loves you." etc.
Mick Fleetwood is, in my opinion one of the most fun drummers just to watch do their craft. you can tell he just really enjoys is. The song "Tusk" is a good one to really see this come out
You mean Bon Jovi nicked it off Fleetwood Mac as BJ did not exist when this was released. I love the Rumours Album and have listened to the middle section thousands of times as a UK F1 fan since the 70s (Starting at the solo bass line). Just about the best FM track ever IMHO. You should listen to the original which is far better
I was going to point out this dropped a full ten years before dead or alive, thus doa resembles this. Further, Dead or Alive will never break the chain! LOL
@@johnenglish1955 yes, I got a lecture for bringing up something “in the past”. I actually had to explain that the example didn’t happen in the future, nor in the present, so yes, many things are in past. And if happened before they were born, it still really happened. And there is solid evidence. And we can learn valuable lessons from the past. You’d think I was speaking in Greek. What is wrong with young folks?
I'm so glad that you have enjoyed the Fleetwood Mac videos I've sent for you! They are one of my all time favorite bands. And Stevie Nicks - wow... just wow every time. Great job!
Whenever I hear some of today's music, I come back and listen to Fleetwood Mac, either their songs or this concert video. It does me so much good to hear what real talent means for music production. Most bands today can't read music. Fleetwood Mac wrote perhaps the best album of all time, in spite of barely being able to speak to one another. And it has held up for 45 years. No music from today will be around in 45 years. Thanks Fleetwood Mac.
Rumors is one of the best produced albums ever. I record and mix my own music, and I constantly come back to the studio version of "The Chain" as a reference track. And strictly from a musical standpoint, the album is so diverse and creative. It's amazing that they were able to produce such good music once you learn about everything going on in the band at the time.
They are some of the best rock musicians in the world, and it still takes my breath away hearing The Chain! Have seen them live twice and Stevie Nicks on solo tour twice, and those were some of the most stunning musical concert experiences of my life! So glad you got to react to this! Hope at some point you react to Stevie Nicks' live performance of "Landslide" with Fleetwood Mac... perfection!
Actually, Jon Bon Jovi's WANTED DEAD OR ALIVE is markedly similar to THE CHAN since CHAIN song came out in 1977, and Bon Jovi's song came out many years later. Lindsey Buckingham was born and raised in Kentucky. He grew up playing guitar, najo, and other instruments and played country music and bluegrass. The influence can still be heard in his playing. It's why he does not play with a pick.
Fleetwood Mac was always so creative and this song was one of their best. Great fun seeing a video of a live performance. Loved your reaction, rabbit hole and all. Nice editing too. ⛓
Fleetwood Mac Rumours album is one of the greatest. While they were writing and recording these songs, the band members had no communication with each other due their own personal relationships with each other. There was also massive amounts of drugs being consumed. They all communicated with each other through the words of these songs.
I know I am late to this reaction, but if you remember, in your intro there was a bit about UK TV (BBC & Channel 4) using the instrumental section as the "theme tune" to their F1 broadcasts... Then when you got to the instrumental you stopped, went back & said, "you can feel something is building".. That's what the TV have consistently used for F1, despite even changing broadcasters! It IS Formula 1 racing to every single Brit!
Fleewood Mac...Greatest....All. Lindsay play the guitar with the fingers, is not veryn usual in a electric guitar. His voice plain of passion. Oh my good the voices of Steve and Cristine....So diferents, so beautifuls, Fleewood at the drums is gorgeus, and especific sound, and Mcve in a bass have a sound, betwen all of then....amazing
This album is one of my all time favorites of all time. There is only one song on the album that I don't love. Ironically, while creating a near perfect album, the band was having difficulty managing egos and figuring out whose genitals went where. It is a testament to their professionalism that these brilliant musicians can share a stage without smashing one another with mike stands, guitars, and drum sticks. In spite of their multitude of conflicts they were able to craft incredible music both in spite of and because of their conflict and the pain it caused all of them.
Twice! I saw the "Behind the Mask" tour in Toronto....and gotta' say Billy Burnette and Rick Vito made it feel authentically Fleetwood Mac...and added some new flavour. They are both great musicians and songwriters. The album, imo, is underrated, and full of gems. In subsequent years, I was thrilled for the reunification of the 'Fab Five'. And I've really loved Lindsey Buckingham's recent (last 20 years) solo stuff!
I saw them twice in the 70's. They are the band, out of everybody I saw & heard live, then or since who had the most difference between their live and studio sound. Far more powerful live.
This song also has more irony than Alanis Morissette ever dreamed of, as the two couples in the band had broken up with various degrees of acrimony, yet they had to open many, many shows singing "keep us together." Note the looks that Stevie gives Lindsay as he's singing and you'll catch more than a hint of backstory.
And this when Lindsey lost a little bit vocally, too. That speaks to their ability as a group, to turn that into a strength. Back when this album came out the harmonies between Linsdey, Stevie and Christine were straight up magical.
Flashback to 16 years ago... Lil ole "I Don't Get Starstruck" me was working at an L.A. firm. Mick of the Fleetwoods just casually strolls past my desk. I did not I repeat did NOT fall off of my chair. But it was a close call... 🤩
One of the few bands I actually recall the names from: Mick Fleetwood, Lindsey Buckingham, John McVie, Christine McVie and last but certainly not least Stevie Nicks. This lineup was absolutely magnificent. I however also like the original Peter Green lineup; less mainstream but an absolutely marvelous blues/rock group with hits like "Oh, Well", "Albatross", "Black Magic Woman", "Need your love so bad", and "Man of the world" to name a few.
That concert the video was taken from is stellar from front to back. Something I suggest watching/listening to from the same show is "Silver Springs" which is an absolutely "oh, this wrecks me emotionally" love song.
I love younger people that have no idea about classic bands and music and all that they were back in "the day!" FM had creativity, passion heartbreak and love. The tightness of the band musically, unparalleled then. A talent beyond and we were so lucky to have them. RIP Christine.
Notice how Lindsey Buckingham plays his guitar. That is NOT how you're supposed to play a guitar. He plays it more like a banjo. He never took a guitar lesson in his life but he produced some of the greatest sounds I have ever heard! He was gifted from a very early age.
May I recommend the Highwomen cover of this song. This is a super group of four female artist, 2 Grammy winners and all ACM award winners. They are incredible together
06:21 "...tiny guitar". Talking about a Rick Turner Model 1 as a tiny guitar is kind of.....eh.....not as it seems. Short story: This is one of the most versatile and powerful instruments I know. Mahogany body, laminated maple/purpleheart neck, piezo pickup, humbucker magnetic pickup which is mounted on a turnable plate to find the sweet spot of any guitar string, a switch to split the magnetic PU to a singe ecoil, a fade-control for mixing piezo and magnetic pickup and an active parametric eq. THIS guitar looks tiny but clearly is a masterpiece of the recently deceased Rick Turner. Lindsey Buckingham wanted the clarity of a Stratocaster and the power of a Gibson and loved to handle this guitar like one of his acoustics. Rick Turner desigend and handmade the Model 1 and Lindsey uses this guitar for almost every song. Cheers. BTW: I Like your video!
being f1 fan I always get goose bumps when that instrumental part starts. But Brian Tyler's F1 theme is also epic and sounds great as live symphonic orchestra piece.
Lindsey's firs instrument was banjo. He uses a lot of that technique. This guitar is custom built to accommodate his technique. During their main touring days he played various guitars but mostly a Les Paul. Stevie also has a great fingerpicking technique. She quit playing instruments on stage when they joined FM. She did do tracks in the studio. They lived in Houston for a few months and I knew Stevie and met Lindsey and we talked guitar. They disappeared when they got some studio slots in Nashville. I think that is when they did the Buckingham Nicks album. A few months later ...history happened.
The Chain was never a significant radio hit, but has withstood the test of time as it is almost always voted best Fleetwood Mac song in polls by both fans and critics.
This shows the greatness of Lindsey Buckingham as a guitarist and that when they went out on tour for the album Tango in the Night Lindsey refused to go and they used 2 guitarists to replace him. You may see similarities in this song with Wanted Dead or Alive but this song was released in 1977 so Bon Jovi were likely influenced by Fleetwood Mac. There is so much passion in their music and they do have a long history because the group was originally Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac and it was founded by Peter Green in 1967 and the what we think of as Fleetwood Mac only came together in 1975.
Nice to see you get a nice piece of classic cookie kid - Robin Trower - For Earth Below or whatever - the Gary Wright album Dream Weaver is a nice little narative but so hard to choose from 68 - 78 m/l- glory years
Ah, good, you chose the one where both Lindsay and Stevie are trying to outdo each other. That's also why they keep looking/glaring at each other. For context, they're in the middle of a rough as hell break up and two other band members went through a rough divorce. This band is a soap opera that is worth watching the documentary on-
I was in the car with my, at the time 14 year old son, and the song Under Pressure came on. My son said, "Someone ripped off Vanilla Ice!" I was flabbergasted. Finally, I was like, "NO! This is freakin Freddie Mercury! I may have failed you as a father that you would think Freddie ripped off Vanilla Ice." I experienced that same indignant horror when you kept comparing Bon Jovi to Fleetwood Mac. Fleetwood Mac is rock royalty, and Stevie Nicks is the queen. She's got a great sultry voice, she's a top notch songwriter, and she had this sexy quality that permeated everything she did. Everyone else in the band is really good, too. Bon Jovi has a few good songs.
The Chain was written and recorded in 1976 for Rumours, a 1977 release. If there is any similarity, it is Fleetwood Mac who should sue Bon Jovi whose song, Dead or Alive appeared on the 1986 release of Slippery When Wet, a DECADE AFTER this song. All credit to FWM and Lindsey Buckingham's riff. They created the sound, not Bon Jovi.
I learned the drums listening to Mick Fleetwood & Nigel Olsen (Elton John Band). They are 2 of the best Contemporary Rock Drummers that there are. Add Roger Taylor (Queen) to that too. They have been around since the early 1960's & are still blasting the Music out now. Love Fleetwood Mac.
So maybe a band could hire the USC marching band to come on their stage for a big finale at a concert? Fleetwood Mac already did that too... Did you enjoy that performance ? It Is Freaking grooovie baaaabbbbyyy. Look at Feetwoods eyes 👀 they were awesome.
The USC marching band is the only marching band to have even a gold record, much less the multiplatinum credit they got for working with Fleetwood Mac on the original.
If I was stranded on a dessert island, and could only have 3 albums to listen to until rescue, their Rumours Album would be my first choice.....great album!
Stevie Nicks is the First female to be inducted into the Hall of Fame as a Single Female Artist and Group . I was lucky to see them in the late 70’s and then seeing Stevie solo a few years ago , and one of my favorites Chrissie Hynde from the Pretenders opened for her and sang with her
Favorite son from Fleetwood Mac is "Little Lies". BTW: you make me laugh when you said : is like dead or alive and first to come in my mind is the 80's Electro Dance British band. Bahaha! 😂 And I was like :. "what???'
If you go back to the 70's, you'll find that ALL audio editing was accomplished by cutting and splicing the actual recording tapes....IN FACT, tape cutting was, prior to one-sided razor blades, done using plain 'ole household scissors.....Editor/engineers would often have thousands of feet, dozens of sections of audio tape, thrown over their shoulders and picked off as needed.
Stevie and Lindsey had broken up prior to this concert and it was a very bitter split. There was a lot of animosity between the two on stage that you can see between them.
This may make you angry with me, but back in the day I saw this super band live in Morgantown West Virginia at WVU. It was super great!!!!! You said let me know what you like and do not like. I for one like YOU... Lindsey's guitar sounds so different. I think it is different because what kind it is. And because of how he is playing it.!!!!!
Rumo0rs was released in 1977 which was 9 years before Bon Jovi released Dead or alive. By the time dead or alive was released in 1986 basically every rock musician was very familiar with the chain.
Lindsey is playing a LP clone here - he played a strat in the original records. LPs are many things, but subtle is not one of them. His playing hits like a ton of bricks. Typically, I'd hate it with finger style but it fits the emotions of the song well.
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Great reaction. This song was released about 10 years before Bon Jovi released Dead or Alive. Cheers from Texas
Thought the same exact thing.. that and if you take the amount of cocaine FleetWood Max did in there tours.. it would be a huge line to the moon..
"The Chain" was released about 11 years before Boni Jovi's "Wanted Dead or Alive"
I will never unhear that similarity! So right.
Thought it was more ten years. Thanks for you comment.
Yup!
Everyone says the same about a Rihanna song that sounds like Edge of Seventeen but Edge of Seventeen was written way before Rihanna’s song.
It would be forbidden put Fleetwood Mac and bon Jovi at the same sentence. LoL please never do it again...
Never seen anyone in my life experience more joy then Mic Fleetwood playing those drums…keeps me going honestly.
He has always made the best faces when he plays, like he is fully into it.
I remember seeing this when it aired on TV. To think all they went through as people and a band it's amazing they all survived. RIP Christine.
You will have heard dozens of Fleetwood Mac songs throughout your life without realizing it. They have been around for a very long time, and have released hit after hit after hit, despite a more dramatic history than Game of Thrones.There have been many documentaries on the band, mainly about this lineup. Instead of killing each other they wrote "Rumours", and hurt each other through the lyrics instead.
Maggie found this out when I had her react to Silver Springs... and watching Stevie and Lindsey singing as Stevie says "You'll never get away from the sound of the woman that loves you." etc.
Mick Fleetwood is, in my opinion one of the most fun drummers just to watch do their craft. you can tell he just really enjoys is. The song "Tusk" is a good one to really see this come out
I love Stevie's intensity when she is singing to Lindsey.
You mean Bon Jovi nicked it off Fleetwood Mac as BJ did not exist when this was released. I love the Rumours Album and have listened to the middle section thousands of times as a UK F1 fan since the 70s (Starting at the solo bass line). Just about the best FM track ever IMHO. You should listen to the original which is far better
I was going to point out this dropped a full ten years before dead or alive, thus doa resembles this. Further, Dead or Alive will never break the chain! LOL
Nobody ever accused Bon Jovi of being particularly original, or if they did they were very wrong.
🤠 Bravo Bill! 👍 I'll never understand this generation's obsession with "If it didn't happen in MY lifetime it doesn't exist." 😂😂😂
100%
@@johnenglish1955 yes, I got a lecture for bringing up something “in the past”. I actually had to explain that the example didn’t happen in the future, nor in the present, so yes, many things are in past. And if happened before they were born, it still really happened. And there is solid evidence. And we can learn valuable lessons from the past. You’d think I was speaking in Greek. What is wrong with young folks?
The whole concert is very worth watching.
I'm so glad that you have enjoyed the Fleetwood Mac videos I've sent for you! They are one of my all time favorite bands. And Stevie Nicks - wow... just wow every time. Great job!
Thank you for introducing me to GREAT artists! 😘🎶🎇🙏
@trixiebella. I like a whole lot of Fleetwood Mac songs but I LOVE this one!!
Thanks for suggesting!!
Mick Fleetwood is one of the greatest rock drummers of all time.
The Chain 1977
Wanted Dead or Alive 1987.
Check Mate....
And that comment after the reading all Wikipedia had on the Fleetwood Mac...
Whenever I hear some of today's music, I come back and listen to Fleetwood Mac, either their songs or this concert video. It does me so much good to hear what real talent means for music production. Most bands today can't read music. Fleetwood Mac wrote perhaps the best album of all time, in spite of barely being able to speak to one another. And it has held up for 45 years. No music from today will be around in 45 years. Thanks Fleetwood Mac.
Rumors is one of the best produced albums ever. I record and mix my own music, and I constantly come back to the studio version of "The Chain" as a reference track.
And strictly from a musical standpoint, the album is so diverse and creative. It's amazing that they were able to produce such good music once you learn about everything going on in the band at the time.
Christine 'broke' the chain on November 30, 2022...... RIP Christine, your song writing, singing were loved and will be missed by many.
They are some of the best rock musicians in the world, and it still takes my breath away hearing The Chain!
Have seen them live twice and Stevie Nicks on solo tour twice, and those were some of the most stunning musical concert experiences of my life! So glad you got to react to this! Hope at some point you react to Stevie Nicks' live performance of "Landslide" with Fleetwood Mac... perfection!
I had her do it a couple weeks ago :D She loved it!
This song came out way before the Dead or Alive song.
Actually, Jon Bon Jovi's WANTED DEAD OR ALIVE is markedly similar to THE CHAN since CHAIN song came out in 1977, and Bon Jovi's song came out many years later. Lindsey Buckingham was born and raised in Kentucky. He grew up playing guitar, najo, and other instruments and played country music and bluegrass. The influence can still be heard in his playing. It's why he does not play with a pick.
Lindsey was born and raised in Northern California (San Francisco/Bay Area).
One of the coolest band ever!
The Dance Tour with Fleetwood Mac is great!
Fleetwood Mac was always so creative and this song was one of their best. Great fun seeing a video of a live performance. Loved your reaction, rabbit hole and all. Nice editing too. ⛓
Fleetwood Mac Rumours album is one of the greatest. While they were writing and recording these songs, the band members had no communication with each other due their own personal relationships with each other. There was also massive amounts of drugs being consumed. They all communicated with each other through the words of these songs.
I know I am late to this reaction, but if you remember, in your intro there was a bit about UK TV (BBC & Channel 4) using the instrumental section as the "theme tune" to their F1 broadcasts... Then when you got to the instrumental you stopped, went back & said, "you can feel something is building".. That's what the TV have consistently used for F1, despite even changing broadcasters! It IS Formula 1 racing to every single Brit!
Fleewood Mac...Greatest....All. Lindsay play the guitar with the fingers, is not veryn usual in a electric guitar. His voice plain of passion. Oh my good the voices of Steve and Cristine....So diferents, so beautifuls, Fleewood at the drums is gorgeus, and especific sound, and Mcve in a bass have a sound, betwen all of then....amazing
Mick Fleetwood was probably the most underestimated drummer of his generation
This album is one of my all time favorites of all time. There is only one song on the album that I don't love. Ironically, while creating a near perfect album, the band was having difficulty managing egos and figuring out whose genitals went where. It is a testament to their professionalism that these brilliant musicians can share a stage without smashing one another with mike stands, guitars, and drum sticks. In spite of their multitude of conflicts they were able to craft incredible music both in spite of and because of their conflict and the pain it caused all of them.
Which one ?
When I was in high school (1976 - 1979), the 3 albums every had - Boston, Frampton Comes Alive and Rumors.
One of the best rythym sections ever and Lindsey self taught musically. Combined with those voices just magic
and that's why it took TWO guitarists to replace lindsey when he left the band.
Twice!
I saw the "Behind the Mask" tour in Toronto....and gotta' say Billy Burnette and Rick Vito made it feel authentically Fleetwood Mac...and added some new flavour. They are both great musicians and songwriters. The album, imo, is underrated, and full of gems.
In subsequent years, I was thrilled for the reunification of the 'Fab Five'. And I've really loved Lindsey Buckingham's recent (last 20 years) solo stuff!
Good song. Really love the bass. Brings me back to the F1 90's. Gives me goosebumbs all over again.
I saw them twice in the 70's. They are the band, out of everybody I saw & heard live, then or since who had the most difference between their live and studio sound. Far more powerful live.
This song also has more irony than Alanis Morissette ever dreamed of, as the two couples in the band had broken up with various degrees of acrimony, yet they had to open many, many shows singing "keep us together." Note the looks that Stevie gives Lindsay as he's singing and you'll catch more than a hint of backstory.
Mick Fleetwood and John McVie are the percussion section and the namesakes for the band.
And this when Lindsey lost a little bit vocally, too. That speaks to their ability as a group, to turn that into a strength. Back when this album came out the harmonies between Linsdey, Stevie and Christine were straight up magical.
Yeah, this performance was pretty mediocre for them... and still phenomenal.
Flashback to 16 years ago... Lil ole "I Don't Get Starstruck" me was working at an L.A. firm. Mick of the Fleetwoods just casually strolls past my desk. I did not I repeat did NOT fall off of my chair. But it was a close call... 🤩
One of the few bands I actually recall the names from: Mick Fleetwood, Lindsey Buckingham, John McVie, Christine McVie and last but certainly not least Stevie Nicks. This lineup was absolutely magnificent. I however also like the original Peter Green lineup; less mainstream but an absolutely marvelous blues/rock group with hits like "Oh, Well", "Albatross", "Black Magic Woman", "Need your love so bad", and "Man of the world" to name a few.
"Green Manalishi" " shake your moneymaker" " Raytlesnake Shake"
That concert the video was taken from is stellar from front to back. Something I suggest watching/listening to from the same show is "Silver Springs" which is an absolutely "oh, this wrecks me emotionally" love song.
Agree!!! 👏🏻👏🏻
I love younger people that have no idea about classic bands and music and all that they were back in "the day!" FM had creativity, passion heartbreak and love. The tightness of the band musically, unparalleled then. A talent beyond and we were so lucky to have them. RIP Christine.
"The Drummer's Face" 😀 I would go to a concert just to watch Mick Fleetwood play the drums. He has such a marvelous performance style.
They sounded better live in this reunion concert than the original
Might have been because by then they weren't all wanting to kill each other while they were singing this song.
@@88wildcat Drugs, back in the day, were a factor too😅
Notice how Lindsey Buckingham plays his guitar. That is NOT how you're supposed to play a guitar. He plays it more like a banjo. He never took a guitar lesson in his life but he produced some of the greatest sounds I have ever heard! He was gifted from a very early age.
John McVie has the same fingerpluck as Mark Knopfler if you notice ;) i was at the rumours tour in Tucson( with Christopher Cross lol
May I recommend the Highwomen cover of this song. This is a super group of four female artist, 2 Grammy winners and all ACM award winners. They are incredible together
06:21 "...tiny guitar". Talking about a Rick Turner Model 1 as a tiny guitar is kind of.....eh.....not as it seems. Short story: This is one of the most versatile and powerful instruments I know. Mahogany body, laminated maple/purpleheart neck, piezo pickup, humbucker magnetic pickup which is mounted on a turnable plate to find the sweet spot of any guitar string, a switch to split the magnetic PU to a singe ecoil, a fade-control for mixing piezo and magnetic pickup and an active parametric eq. THIS guitar looks tiny but clearly is a masterpiece of the recently deceased Rick Turner. Lindsey Buckingham wanted the clarity of a Stratocaster and the power of a Gibson and loved to handle this guitar like one of his acoustics. Rick Turner desigend and handmade the Model 1 and Lindsey uses this guitar for almost every song. Cheers. BTW: I Like your video!
WOW! That is one great insight. Not a musican, myself. Rather technician. LOVE that!
In the build-up segment, the drum introduced the bass. The hero of that segment was the bass. The electric guitar took over after that.
being f1 fan I always get goose bumps when that instrumental part starts. But Brian Tyler's F1 theme is also epic and sounds great as live symphonic orchestra piece.
Lindsey's firs instrument was banjo. He uses a lot of that technique. This guitar is custom built to accommodate his technique. During their main touring days he played various guitars but mostly a Les Paul. Stevie also has a great fingerpicking technique. She quit playing instruments on stage when they joined FM. She did do tracks in the studio. They lived in Houston for a few months and I knew Stevie and met Lindsey and we talked guitar. They disappeared when they got some studio slots in Nashville. I think that is when they did the Buckingham Nicks album. A few months later ...history happened.
Mick is the goat when it comes to drumming
Amazingly, this performance was a live one in 1997, over 20 years after this incarnation of FM was formed.
The guitar riff is used as the theme tune for the formula 1 racing program in the UK.
The Chain was never a significant radio hit, but has withstood the test of time as it is almost always voted best Fleetwood Mac song in polls by both fans and critics.
This shows the greatness of Lindsey Buckingham as a guitarist and that when they went out on tour for the album Tango in the Night Lindsey refused to go and they used 2 guitarists to replace him. You may see similarities in this song with Wanted Dead or Alive but this song was released in 1977 so Bon Jovi were likely influenced by Fleetwood Mac. There is so much passion in their music and they do have a long history because the group was originally Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac and it was founded by Peter Green in 1967 and the what we think of as Fleetwood Mac only came together in 1975.
Only problem is this song was written long before " Dead or Alive" so 'Dead or Alive sounds like " The Chain"
My favorite song off my favorite F/M album. Great talent from everyone in this band 👏
Nice to see you get a nice piece of classic cookie kid - Robin Trower - For Earth Below or whatever - the Gary Wright album Dream Weaver is a nice little narative but so hard to choose from 68 - 78 m/l- glory years
⛓️⛓️⛓️⛓️ even after almost two years watching you react and your facial expressions are still priceless Miss Maggie
Thank you so much for being so sweet! 😆💖
Ah, good, you chose the one where both Lindsay and Stevie are trying to outdo each other. That's also why they keep looking/glaring at each other. For context, they're in the middle of a rough as hell break up and two other band members went through a rough divorce. This band is a soap opera that is worth watching the documentary on-
The Chain was about their dedication to the band, despite all their personal differences.
This song came out way before 'Wanted Dead or Alive'!
You can tell by the body language that Linsey and Stevie once had a relationship.
I was in the car with my, at the time 14 year old son, and the song Under Pressure came on. My son said, "Someone ripped off Vanilla Ice!"
I was flabbergasted. Finally, I was like, "NO! This is freakin Freddie Mercury! I may have failed you as a father that you would think Freddie ripped off Vanilla Ice."
I experienced that same indignant horror when you kept comparing Bon Jovi to Fleetwood Mac. Fleetwood Mac is rock royalty, and Stevie Nicks is the queen. She's got a great sultry voice, she's a top notch songwriter, and she had this sexy quality that permeated everything she did. Everyone else in the band is really good, too.
Bon Jovi has a few good songs.
The Chain was written and recorded in 1976 for Rumours, a 1977 release.
If there is any similarity, it is Fleetwood Mac who should sue Bon Jovi whose song, Dead or Alive appeared on the 1986 release of Slippery When Wet, a DECADE AFTER this song.
All credit to FWM and Lindsey Buckingham's riff. They created the sound, not Bon Jovi.
I learned the drums listening to Mick Fleetwood & Nigel Olsen (Elton John Band). They are 2 of the best Contemporary Rock Drummers that there are. Add Roger Taylor (Queen) to that too. They have been around since the early 1960's & are still blasting the Music out now. Love Fleetwood Mac.
Nigel Olsen is possibly my favourite drummer.
So maybe a band could hire the USC marching band to come on their stage for a big finale at a concert? Fleetwood Mac already did that too... Did you enjoy that performance ? It Is Freaking grooovie baaaabbbbyyy. Look at Feetwoods eyes 👀 they were awesome.
The USC marching band is the only marching band to have even a gold record, much less the multiplatinum credit they got for working with Fleetwood Mac on the original.
Saw this live numerous times! Missed my senior prom to go see FM and Kenny Loggins. Never regretted my decision!
the history of the band, of the song and of the record is unbelievable.
Do yourself a huge favor - listen to the whole album, Rumours, when you have time. Just for yourself.
Fleetwood mac - silver springs!!
Cmon now , dead or alive was written some 15yrs. later . They sound like mac . Lets not lose that please .
If I was stranded on a dessert island, and could only have 3 albums to listen to until rescue, their Rumours Album would be my first choice.....great album!
At least you wouldn’t starve on a dessert island…
They are truly fantastic. 😎
Stevie Nicks is the First female to be inducted into the Hall of Fame as a Single Female Artist and Group . I was lucky to see them in the late 70’s and then seeing Stevie solo a few years ago , and one of my favorites Chrissie Hynde from the Pretenders opened for her and sang with her
Favorite son from Fleetwood Mac is "Little Lies". BTW: you make me laugh when you said : is like dead or alive and first to come in my mind is the 80's Electro Dance British band. Bahaha! 😂 And I was like :. "what???'
If you go back to the 70's, you'll find that ALL audio editing was accomplished by cutting and splicing the actual recording tapes....IN FACT, tape cutting was, prior to one-sided razor blades, done using plain 'ole household scissors.....Editor/engineers would often have thousands of feet, dozens of sections of audio tape, thrown over their shoulders and picked off as needed.
One of the Great Iconic British Rick Bands!!! 😎
Rest in peace Miss Mcvee
Lots of history between the two lead singers in this band.😂😎 Even a song about it were Nicks sings Lindseys song about it😱😎
"Turner" guitar, sweet !!
The Rumours album is fantastic! Not a bad song on it! Please check out the whole album
Not many bands have 3 leads singers. Who sings lead depends on the song
Stevie and Lindsey had broken up prior to this concert and it was a very bitter split. There was a lot of animosity between the two on stage that you can see between them.
Tension and release
Definitely must check out the same show - LB solo, doing Big Love. It’s a blast of energy. Peace from Toronto
I'm still in awe that his guitar didn't catch fire being played like that. 🔥
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My second favorite song by Fleetwood Mac, surpassed only by Dreams (which was my all time favorite until Hell is For Children by Pat Benatar).
As someone who grew up listening to Fleetwood Mac I almost feel like it was a slap in the face to be compared to bon Jovi
Awesome young lady! Iconic
Amy Lee does an absolutely amazing cover of this classic song
This may make you angry with me, but back in the day I saw this super band live in Morgantown West Virginia at WVU. It was super great!!!!! You said let me know what you like and do not like. I for one like YOU... Lindsey's guitar sounds so different. I think it is different because what kind it is. And because of how he is playing it.!!!!!
Believe it or not the" eagles"sold the most albums and records in the entire 21st century more than anyone and that's a fact
Sound city studios is responsible for creating the most famous version of Fleetwood mac.
I forgot how amazing they were….thanks! ♥️
Fleetwood Mac is the most covered band ever. Their music will always live on
Rumo0rs was released in 1977 which was 9 years before Bon Jovi released Dead or alive. By the time dead or alive was released in 1986 basically every rock musician was very familiar with the chain.
I remember the day my friend said listen to my new album. Dreams
You should definitely check out Rhianna, it features Stevie Nick's voice sooo much better
Bon Jovi would have probably attended their concert and heard this song as a teenager before writing that riff.
Lindsey is playing a LP clone here - he played a strat in the original records. LPs are many things, but subtle is not one of them. His playing hits like a ton of bricks. Typically, I'd hate it with finger style but it fits the emotions of the song well.
Another very bluesy rock band.. they have tons of great music.
You mentioned that the song sounded like Dead or Alive. That's funny since The Chain was recorded 10 years before Dead or Alive was even written.
Mann !! This was a awesome concert !!! I think it was back in 2002 ...whe they got back together !!