As to the DVD there is nothing special about the visuals but I really enjoyed it anyway. It seems she has jjust had enough of touring.

I do miss Christine McVie because she has another very distinctive sound that they cannot capture without her and nobody else can do 'Songbird' and thankfully didnt`t try. The band sounds very good with Lindsey Buckingham and Stevie Nicks doing the main vocals.There is a good selection of songs from loud to soft to 'Tusk'. Listening to this live perforamce put some of the passion that I felt about it all those years ago. And so to the music itself well, I`m a fan and still love it after getting a tape of Rumours from a friend 25 years ago. This group seem to have a love hate relationship that puts the plot of many soap operas to shame which all adds to the mix. However Lindsey Buckingham seems to have shaped the band around his own distinctive playing and this is all to the good. The line up changed suffers a little from the lack of Christine McVie who was unable to take part in this reunion. Well they haven`t been away just a little shaky on who`s in and who`s out. These songs are the stories of the writers and singers lives and to some people mark periods in their own life heartbreak, passion, despair and hope.Д¬onclusion The return of the Mac. Everyone has a song that means something to them, even if it is The Chain because it was used for the BBC Formula One programme for years. Whether you love or hate them these songs are rich in content and meaning. The most important part of the band is the songs and the following are included in this film DVD tracklist: The Chain, Dreams, Eyes Of The World, Peacekeeper, Second Hand News, Say You Will, Never Going Back Again, Rhiannon, Come, Gypsy, Big Love, Landslide, Say Goodbye, What`s The World Coming To, Beautiful Child, Gold Dust Woman, I`m So Afraid, Silver Springs, Tusk, Stand Back, Go Your Own Way, World Turning, Don`t Stop, Goodbye Baby. Mick Fleetwood remains the stalwart of the band and still seem to enjoy it he could be the glue that sticks them together.

I`m not overly familiar with the original line-up but I did once have a CD of Peter Green`s who was a founder member and the sound has evolved quite considerably I think with the American influence since then. This two disc set has a good selection of the songs from the 1970s Mac era.

They followed that with `Tusk` which was also huge in terms of album sales it sold 4 million, but was dwarfed by Rumours which notched up over 17 million. Their most famous album is Rumours which became famous for all the wrong `Hello-magazine` type reasons but remains a stalwart due to its endless replayablity-one day there will be a question on Who Wants to be a Millionaire and I shall not fail to list the correct order of tracks without phoning a friend. Introduction These people have been around the block a few times and many of these tracks will be familiar to some of our more mature viewers.

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