They are great because the songs are not about something one of them dreamed up. They are about each other and the emotional relationships between them. That makes their performances passionate!!!
This is1997, 20 years after they broke up as a couple. But even after their personal relationship ended in 1977, they still remained together in Fleetwood Mac for another 10 years until Lindsay left the band in 1987. Stevie left a few years later. So, this is a reunion of the classic lineup together again in 1997.
Due to the wealth of materiel Fleetwood Mac had for "Rumours" this song didn't make the cut . So that is the place & context this song was created in , so you should keep that in mind . IMO This is a much better version than the studio take .
@@kurtsaxton823 She never said that and if she did it would be ridiculous As the chief arranger if Lindsey didn't like the song all he would have to do was say "Nope" like he did to Planets of The Universe. Stevie joked he said "nope" to that for 30 years every time she brought it up. He was the only arranger in the band for her songs. Christine said she never knew what to do with Stevie's stuff - that she needed Lindsey to first translate them into music for her (like the Dreams demo which she said was boring) Instead according to Rolling Stone 20 year Dance retrospective he spent 5 months composing guitar parts for, arranging and producing Silver Springs. He was also the Producer & Musical Director for the Dance. He called the song beautiful and bittersweet.
@@caps689 and by the way you're not educating me anything about Lindsey Buckingham or Fleetwood Mac, I've been following Fleetwood Mac since the Peter Green years, I bought Buckingham nicks when it first came out, I even remember Fritz Stevie's first band. You don't have some Barney here that doesn't know what they're talking about.
@@kurtsaxton823 She's bitched about it not being on Rumours for years - which is silly enough since she refused to have it or GDW cut down to fit. But over the decades she reserved her ire about SS for Mick. I've never seen her say it was Lindsey's fault but then she changes her stories all the time but it would be absolute bullshit.
Hi Inna! Yes, lots of drama in this band not only Nicks/Buckingham split but the McVie's (Christine on piano and John on bass) marriage dissolved also. I also heard that the drummer Mick Fleetwood was involved with Stevie for awile. All their personal dramas put into writing their album "Rumours" one of the best-selling albums of all time and made them rich. 😂
Can I just say that everything about you is so open and inviting. Your reaction to Never Tear Us Apart by INXS is one of the purest things I've seen in a while.
If it wasn't for the dynamics of the band, at that time, we never would have got the intensely beautiful songs that made up the album "Rumours", their biggest selling album in the 50 year history of Fleetwood Mac.
Fleetwood Mac used to be a Blues Band with Peter Green. The only orig band members is the : drummer & bass player. After they broke up the new Fleetwood Mac band was formed.
The funny thing about this performance is that in reality, Stevie is the one who's truly haunted. She has never gotten past it. He moved on married, twice? Had kids and all. Everything about her music with Fleetwood Mac was him, how well he knows her and Christine, John and Mick being as attuned to what the song needed. She can't escape her love for him or his love for her. The chemistry is unmatched.
If you want to see them when they were together, check out an album called "Buckingham-Nicks. The cover shows them in a black and white shot in a suggestive pose scantily dressed. It's a great record.
It is a great album! especially if you’re a FM fan. To my knowledge the album isn’t available on Spotify or iTunes but readily available on UA-cam. If you haven’t already look up the “coffee plant demos” from them on UA-cam. it’s got some great stuff too.
I think they'd learned how to turn that fire on and off. Earlier in that same show, after the song Landslide (written while they were still together), they shared a hug and a kiss afterward and thanked each other.
The name of this song was inspired by a highway sign that Nicks noticed while driving through the state of Maryland. Silver Spring [not Springs] is the name of a suburban community near Washington, D.C..
Stevie Nicks on Silver Springs (1997) In six weeks of rehearsal, it [performing Silver Springs for the MTV special] was never like that...Only on Friday night did we let it go into something deeper. When we went on Friday, I knew we'd bring it out in case it was the last thing we'd ever do. The other shows were really, really good, but they weren't the show I wanted to leave behind. This show was...I wanted people to stand back and really watch and understand what [the relationship with Lindsey] was." (1997) “I'm so angry with you. You will listen to me on the radio for the rest of your life, and it will bug you. I hope it bugs you.' (1998) I wrote Silver Springs uh, about Lindsey. And I ~ we were in Maryland somewhere driving under a freeway sign that said Silver Spring, Maryland. And I loved the name. ...Silver Springs sounded like a pretty fabulous place to me. And uh, 'You could be my silver springs...' that's just a whole symbolic thing of what you could have been to me. (2009) The song is about her breakup with Buckingham -- "I'll follow you down till the sound of my voice will haunt you," she sings. "It was me realizing that Lindsey was going to haunt me for the rest of my life," she says. "And he has."
I don't know if this where we're supposed to give suggestions but a good band to check out would be The Struts. "Too Good at Raising Hell" is a great one to start on
This song was supposed to be on the Rumors album but was left off due to time constraints. Stevie Nicks was not pleased with this decision to say the least. Incidentally I live not far from Silver Spring Maryland, which is where the songs title comes from.😉
Suggestions for Stevie Nicks from the Buckingham Nicks album: Crying In The Night, Races Are Run, Long Distance Winner and the monumental Frozen Love. Enjoy!
They broke up in the mid 70's. This was from 1997. They sang dozens if not hundreds of times in between. This was staged, but still emotional and impactful nonetheless. One of the best live versions of any song I've seen.
@@InnaSoloMusic Ah. So you haven't been completely living under a rock. Though you should still check out the live 1977 version for your own pleasure. The harmonies are flawless.
@@InnaSoloMusic Either way it's best to stay away from The Eagles. Henly has a team scouring YT and delivering copyright strikes. Channels that have had multiple Eagle song reactions have been shut down.
These days you hear about Taylor Swift and songs she writes about her ex's. Stevie Nicks wrote songs about her ex and made him sing them with her for decades...
Made him... they were in a band and he was the one that arranged (and produced) her songs. To quote a Stevie lyric about Lindsey - "you're not like other men, you do what you want to." If he didn't want to they weren't worked on at all for FM. He's not the one who complained about lyrics - she ranted about Go Your Own Way's Packing Up/Shaking Up for 40 plus years.
Hello! Can you please react to RM's new pre release song 'Come back to me' out next friday and his alternate solo studio album "Right Place, Wrong Person" out on Friday May 24th. RM is a rapper for BTS
It is sad and pretty angry. When she sings 'you'll never get away...' she's telling Lindsey that no matter what we're in this band together and you can't get away from seeing me and hearing me. Basically a big angry guilt trip.
One of the most toxic relationships in all of music. Ken Caillat's books about the making of Rumours and Tusk, and Carol Ann Harris' "Storms" give you a glimpse into how dysfunctional the Mac was.
Buckingham's guitar is a Rick Turner. It was designed especially for Buckingham. All Rick Turner guitars are handmade
I just checked those out. Immaculate.
They are great because the songs are not about something one of them dreamed up. They are about each other and the emotional relationships between them. That makes their performances passionate!!!
They sang to each other since they were teenagers before the days of their band Buckingham/Nicks, years before they were in Fleetwood Mac.
And they're pretty good at playing up that drama up for the crowd
This is1997, 20 years after they broke up as a couple. But even after their personal relationship ended in 1977, they still remained together in Fleetwood Mac for another 10 years until Lindsay left the band in 1987. Stevie left a few years later. So, this is a reunion of the classic lineup together again in 1997.
Great song , timeless epic classic. The song Rhiannon ( Midnight Special live ) is also another must see great one 😊.
At your first pause when you said you thought there would be more anger, I thought to myself "just wait!"
😂 Korrek
Exactly my thought.
Due to the wealth of materiel Fleetwood Mac had for "Rumours" this song didn't make the cut . So that is the place & context this song was created in , so you should keep that in mind . IMO This is a much better version than the studio take .
If you listen to Stevie's version of that story... Lindsey Buckingham cut the song just out of pure spite.
@@kurtsaxton823 She never said that and if she did it would be ridiculous As the chief arranger if Lindsey didn't like the song all he would have to do was say "Nope" like he did to Planets of The Universe. Stevie joked he said "nope" to that for 30 years every time she brought it up. He was the only arranger in the band for her songs. Christine said she never knew what to do with Stevie's stuff - that she needed Lindsey to first translate them into music for her (like the Dreams demo which she said was boring) Instead according to Rolling Stone 20 year Dance retrospective he spent 5 months composing guitar parts for, arranging and producing Silver Springs. He was also the Producer & Musical Director for the Dance. He called the song beautiful and bittersweet.
@@caps689 she absolutely said that, do some research, it's really easy to find.
@@caps689 and by the way you're not educating me anything about Lindsey Buckingham or Fleetwood Mac, I've been following Fleetwood Mac since the Peter Green years, I bought Buckingham nicks when it first came out, I even remember Fritz Stevie's first band. You don't have some Barney here that doesn't know what they're talking about.
@@kurtsaxton823 She's bitched about it not being on Rumours for years - which is silly enough since she refused to have it or GDW cut down to fit. But over the decades she reserved her ire about SS for Mick. I've never seen her say it was Lindsey's fault but then she changes her stories all the time but it would be absolute bullshit.
Hi Inna! Yes, lots of drama in this band not only Nicks/Buckingham split but the McVie's (Christine on piano and John on bass) marriage dissolved also. I also heard that the drummer Mick Fleetwood was involved with Stevie for awile. All their personal dramas put into writing their album "Rumours" one of the best-selling albums of all time and made them rich. 😂
Can I just say that everything about you is so open and inviting. Your reaction to Never Tear Us Apart by INXS is one of the purest things I've seen in a while.
If it wasn't for the dynamics of the band, at that time, we never would have got the intensely beautiful songs that made up the album "Rumours", their biggest selling album in the 50 year history of Fleetwood Mac.
It's such a beautiful song, this arrangement is phenomenal, it's Fleetwood Mac at their finest.
Fleetwood Mac used to be a Blues Band with Peter Green. The only orig band members is the : drummer & bass player. After they broke up the new Fleetwood Mac band was formed.
Lindsey Buckingham has to just stand there and take it all those years later. Damn. 😂😂😂
The funny thing about this performance is that in reality, Stevie is the one who's truly haunted. She has never gotten past it. He moved on married, twice? Had kids and all.
Everything about her music with Fleetwood Mac was him, how well he knows her and Christine, John and Mick being as attuned to what the song needed.
She can't escape her love for him or his love for her.
The chemistry is unmatched.
If you want to see them when they were together, check out an album called "Buckingham-Nicks. The cover shows them
in a black and white shot in a suggestive pose scantily dressed. It's a great record.
It is a great album! especially if you’re a FM fan. To my knowledge the album isn’t available on Spotify or iTunes but readily available on UA-cam. If you haven’t already look up the “coffee plant demos” from them on UA-cam. it’s got some great stuff too.
This performance me goosebumps every time! Anything from ‘The Dance’ is an absolute treat. Great reaction, thank you!
Lindsey’s guitar is unique to him. Rick Turner Model 1. He plays an electric guitar as if it’s an acoustic. He’s a god
I love sad songs ❤
The drama is unbelievable between the group members but we the song itself is a masterpiece, drama or no drama. Just brilliant.
Great Reaction Inna !!!
Thank you 😊
I think they'd learned how to turn that fire on and off. Earlier in that same show, after the song Landslide (written while they were still together), they shared a hug and a kiss afterward and thanked each other.
Legendär
Stevie Nicks is a Queen 👑
You should check out the live version of big love 😊
The name of this song was inspired by a highway sign that Nicks noticed while driving through the state of Maryland. Silver Spring [not Springs] is the name of a suburban community near Washington, D.C..
Stevie Nicks on Silver Springs
(1997) In six weeks of rehearsal, it [performing Silver Springs for the MTV special] was never like that...Only on Friday night did we let it go into something deeper. When we went on Friday, I knew we'd bring it out in case it was the last thing we'd ever do. The other shows were really, really good, but they weren't the show I wanted to leave behind. This show was...I wanted people to stand back and really watch and understand what [the relationship with Lindsey] was."
(1997) “I'm so angry with you. You will listen to me on the radio for the rest of your life, and it will bug you. I hope it bugs you.'
(1998) I wrote Silver Springs uh, about Lindsey. And I ~ we were in Maryland somewhere driving under a freeway sign that said Silver Spring, Maryland. And I loved the name. ...Silver Springs sounded like a pretty fabulous place to me. And uh, 'You could be my silver springs...' that's just a whole symbolic thing of what you could have been to me.
(2009) The song is about her breakup with Buckingham -- "I'll follow you down till the sound of my voice will haunt you," she sings. "It was me realizing that Lindsey was going to haunt me for the rest of my life," she says. "And he has."
Inna was getting quite concerned during that song, even I thought there may be a fight on stage lol.
the best (and also consequently the most iconic/unique) song is by far 'Tusk'.
❤
Stevie Nicks at her best, singing right from her heart.
HELLO INNA
I don't know if this where we're supposed to give suggestions but a good band to check out would be The Struts. "Too Good at Raising Hell" is a great one to start on
This song was supposed to be on the Rumors album but was left off due to time constraints. Stevie Nicks was not pleased with this decision to say the least. Incidentally I live not far from Silver Spring Maryland, which is where the songs title comes from.😉
Stalker Stevie 😆
Strange; I believe this is the first time I've heard this song. Exes are best served up in small portions...
If you haven't you got to react to Rhiannon live by Stevie Nicks and Fleetwood Mac
Suggestions for Stevie Nicks from the Buckingham Nicks album: Crying In The Night, Races Are Run, Long Distance Winner and the monumental Frozen Love. Enjoy!
NICE SONG CHOICE TO REACT INNA
I believe this song is about their breakup
They broke up in the mid 70's. This was from 1997. They sang dozens if not hundreds of times in between. This was staged, but still emotional and impactful nonetheless. One of the best live versions of any song I've seen.
They were together in the mid 70s
Check out The Eagles "Hotel California" live 1977. (By the way saw these guys on the Rumours tour)
Thank you for the suggestion, but I already know the song 😊
@@InnaSoloMusic Ah. So you haven't been completely living under a rock. Though you should still check out the live 1977 version for your own pleasure. The harmonies are flawless.
@@InnaSoloMusic Either way it's best to stay away from The Eagles. Henly has a team scouring YT and delivering copyright strikes. Channels that have had multiple Eagle song reactions have been shut down.
Stevie Nicks would have never been heard of if not for Lindsey Buckingham
These days you hear about Taylor Swift and songs she writes about her ex's. Stevie Nicks wrote songs about her ex and made him sing them with her for decades...
And he returned the favor with his songs about her.
Made him... they were in a band and he was the one that arranged (and produced) her songs. To quote a Stevie lyric about Lindsey - "you're not like other men, you do what you want to." If he didn't want to they weren't worked on at all for FM. He's not the one who complained about lyrics - she ranted about Go Your Own Way's Packing Up/Shaking Up for 40 plus years.
Just wanted to throw a song/artist request your way: "Hi Ren" by Ren
Please Inna!!
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jajajaja 98% of the Fleetwood Mac songs they are about Stevie and Lindsay relationship :p
My God you can see the hate she has to Lyndsay when she is singing to him!
The anger is coming…
Taylor Swift writes & sings about ex-lovers but Stevie Nicks writes & makes them sing them with her …lol
Hello! Can you please react to RM's new pre release song 'Come back to me' out next friday and his alternate solo studio album "Right Place, Wrong Person" out on Friday May 24th. RM is a rapper for BTS
It is sad and pretty angry. When she sings 'you'll never get away...' she's telling Lindsey that no matter what we're in this band together and you can't get away from seeing me and hearing me. Basically a big angry guilt trip.
One of the most toxic relationships in all of music. Ken Caillat's books about the making of Rumours and Tusk, and Carol Ann Harris' "Storms" give you a glimpse into how dysfunctional the Mac was.
You really had to pause it for your pithy comments !?!?!?!?! Could've waited til it ended.
Blashphemy !!
Kids 🙄