Fleetwood Mac News: Mick Fleetwood to Skype to his Maui Restaurant while on Fleetwood Mac Tour

Monday, June 25, 2012

Mick Fleetwood to Skype to his Maui Restaurant while on Fleetwood Mac Tour

"News has it that Fleetwood Mac will be touring in 2013! Mick will still be at the restaurant often. How? We've set up a two way, multi-screen, high definition live camera system that will bring Mick right into our bar in real time. You talk with him while he's backstage at a concert venue and he talks with you in real time. Just tried the connections and this is way cool. Skype on steriods!"

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10 comments:

Anonymous said...: IF CHRISTINE IS NOT A PART OF IT,THERE IS NO WAY I WILL GO SEE YOU GUYS.IT'S NOT THE SAME BAND WITHOUT HER!I HOPE SHE IS,AND YOU DON"T CHANGE HER SONGS AROUND LIKE SAY YOU LOVE ME.THE ORIGINAL VERSION IS PERFECT!; 25 June 2012 at 18:52
Anonymous said...: This idea is just ridiculous. Is Mick opening a restaurant with quality food and drink for paying customers or a platform for his outsized ego? It seems as if he just can't help himself....; 25 June 2012 at 19:10
Anonymous said...: ^^ Oh please remove the maypoles from your behinds. If you don't like the current lineup of FM, then don't go to the show. That simple. Leaves more tickets for the rest of us who will not be grumbling about Christine. Sounds like you would still be complaining if she DID tour. "Oh, her hair is too short... oh she looks old..." Puhlease.

And regarding the restaurant, you clearly aren't going there for the food. You go there for the Fleetwood Mac ambience/nostalgia and its beachfront setting. What did you expect him to do? Bus tables?; 25 June 2012 at 20:56
sharon said...: Amen!; 25 June 2012 at 21:10
Anonymous said...: The preceding posts display an elitist attitude which until recently would have been regarded as very un-FM. Certainly Stevie and Lindsey still earn their keep through vibrant new material and fresh new performances. A novelty restaurant based not on food but on FM memorabilia? Really? Mick's already failed spectacularly under this business model. I personally saw it at "FLEETWOOOD'S" blues club in West Hollywood. So please - don't condescend to me. Hungry people longing for good food and drink really want to be interrupted to watch a 65 year-old drummer on Skype talking BS about his restaurant on Maui???? Stevie and Lindsey should just ditch this loser and do a B & N tour. Problem is - they still love John....; 26 June 2012 at 00:03
Anonymous said...: Oh Mick, Mick, Mick... what are we gonna do with you?; 26 June 2012 at 08:07
Anonymous said...: John is the only member with no ego. Love him.; 26 June 2012 at 11:08
Anonymous said...: So much negativity! I think this is a cool idea.
What would be cooler? Streaming the SHOWS!!!!!

And WTF...the post that claimed a "preceding [post] was elitist" is just as condescending.
g&b; 26 June 2012 at 14:28
Anonymous said...: I can haZ cheezeburger?; 26 June 2012 at 17:42
clinton said...: cant wait for fleetwood mac too tour again they always come to australia and we love it.; 30 June 2012 at 06:55

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