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in the concert and one has to ponder if McVie and Buckingham truly enjoy playing that song as it is the most outlandish and ostenta-
tious tune in their repertoire, but the people love it and you gotta give them what they want!
"You Make Loving Fun" caused rampant outbreaks of spontaneous dancing among the members of the crowd as they were clearly
not fazed by the lack of
fullness from McVie's
typically warm voice.
After clearing the Fleet-
wood Mac hits from the
set, the duo went on to
play songs from their new-
est album. "In My World"
was most definitely a
McVie styled composition
as it contained the melodic
elegance the singer/writer
is best known for while
songs, "Sleeping Around
The Corner," and "Feel
About You" sent vibes of
early "Rumors" era Fleet-
wood Mac magic. Never
disappointing, "Too Far
Gone" was rocking thanks
to Buckingham's driving
guitar and gritty energy.
"Love Is Here To Stay" and
"Red Sun" painted images
of romantic hopefulness
and melodic fluidity con-
veyed expertly by Buck-
ingham's high-tone vocal
register and echoed guitar.
The duo closed the show
with two new songs,
"Lay Down For Free"
and "Game of Pretend"
but not after playing the
crowd-pleasing anthem,
"Go Your Own Way."
The new album, Lindsey
Buckingham Christine
McVie is a testament to
the power and skill behind
one of rock and roll's most
exciting and tumultuous
bands and the new songs
can easily stand alongside
those classic hits.
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