THEY WERE HAVING A PARTY! First Time Hearing Fleetwood Mac - Sisters Of The Moon (live) Reaction!

[@carol-mariefleming8689]

This was an encore performance and my all-time favorite of Stevie Nicks and Fleetwood Mac. I never get tired of it. Another good version is the Tusk Tour live version.

[@arlaabrell8658]

Totally agree, my two favorite versions of this one too.

[@ghh712]

I saw FM at Wembley in June 1980, on the Tusk Tour. I was lucky enough to be in the second row, right in front of Stevie. This was the first encore and was just stunning. It completely blew me away!

[@yozaseig3870]

It's the encore. The Chain is always their opener

[@jimturkowski8872]

I love Stevie's dance and "twirl" in this clip!!!

[@randypowers2503]

I’ve seen other comments say it,but this was an encore. Go check out the opening song from this show,it was the The Chain,just as much energy. Lindsey Buckingham is incredible on guitar and vocals

[@kennethcamilleri4678]

The Chain was the opening song from this Mirage Concert….and this was the one of the closing songs in this particular concert footage….

[@MrBedZeppelin]

Bands back then used to go backstage after their last song and party like teens listening to the crowd cheering "encore". after ten-thirty minutes later they would stumble out for "Sisters of the Moon". Though, I am sure you already knew that custom. Great Request!! Thanks, Happy New Year!!

[@thedogwoods5716]

I can’t imagine them waiting a half hour before clearing out the arena

[@TheMike_I]

This song was the first encore on this tour

[@Victor-vb4iz]

love FLEETWOOD MAC!!!! EVERYWHERE would be a great next one to do.The late Christine McVie soo underated!

[@denny8093]

I love when Steve sounds like she is speaking in tongues and just goes off , gives me chills

[@ssia6938]

Damn, they killed it in this performance!!!

[@EdnaDoe-s2k]

Always love fleetwood mac stevie nicks It's freaking amazing. she always has been. Y'all are cranking on some old school s*** and I love it. good work.

[@richardromney9205]

it is all sands of time. thank you kids for fond memories.

[@chrisnicol1644]

Fleetwood Mac goes back to 1967... Peter Green was a kick-ass guitar player and worth a listen...

[@Shabenn]

The heavy coke days, Stevie speaking in tongues and all! This whole show was fun to watch.

[@smilerpink]

Musical chemistry of this band (fed no doubt by the personal chemistry) was intense and complex.

[@rondiacarman376]

Stevie is also a great writer!

[@mpierce3]

They were known to have more snow than Mt Everest in the middle of winter back in the day!!!! So bad that the Dr. told Stevie 1 more line could be it!!!!!!! Thank the lord she was able to get clean and stay among us

[@Billy-te4ev]

Hi again its Billy from England your favourite menace, just watched your reaction to Fleetwood mac doing sisters of the moon, wow what a fantastic track, always been one of my favourite from fleetwood mac, especially the absolutely amazing Steve nicks, just to put you right on one point, this was the encore song, if you ever watch the whole concert just before this track you see Mick fleetwood in the dressing room actually on oxygen where he's so,um trying not to be rude lol, he's so knackered,if I can suggest another track from this show its a song called (I'm so afraid),im suggesting this track because I've noticed you both like guitar solos,well this one is as far as I'm concerned up there with the very very best of em,and if you notice the guitar Lindsy Buckingham plays is I think a costum built one, on this particular solo he plays like I've never seen anyone else play, its all just fingers and thumb, no plectrum ever,as I've said before he's one of the most underrated guitarist ever, I've seen over the years nearly all the sosay best guitarist and he's up there with the best, anyway really hope you do react to this track as I know you will both love it, anyway you both take care keep up the great work English Billy

[@bobblethreadgill4463]

I think Lindsey built two or three of these unique guitars. No brand but his. I don't think you can buy 'em. I could be wrong about that tho. Well, I just found out the particular model is by Rick Turner and manufactured by "Santa Cruz" guitars. Ooops

[@donmartin2106]

I think there is a lindsey signature series from Rick Turner giitars

[@firemedic5100]

Always loved to watch the facial expressions of Mick when he was drumming. He looked like a psyco killer that was about to kill something other than his drums. Stevie was always perfect with her vocals.

[@jnewmark41]

Stevie Nicks is our rock and roll GODDESS!!! This song is always great live.....they used to play it a lot.

[@brianmiller2419]

I didn't know how good of a Guitarist Lyndsey Buckingham was until I saw this concert live in 1982

[@sharonchaput9705]

The tging is that its not a character Stevie plays, that's just her personality.

[@StevenMichals0812]

Mick Fleetwood on drums, John McVie on Bass. It's always been that way from the get-go.

[@judylee9022]

You gotta react to Fleetwood Mac's song "angel" live in st Louis on November 1979, Stevie doing her dance hall dance is awesome and when her and Linsey was actually getting along and having fun, (for once)

[@joeking5310]

From 1982 you need to react to The Chain live. One of the all time great live performances by anyone. Intensity off the charts!

[@w.geoffreyspaulding6588]

Never heard this one before….loved it!

[@annewoodard6803]

Sex, Drugs and Rock n Roll. It wasn’t just a line, it was a lifestyle! 😁💖

[@kennethkirchoff4824]

To get a little more of the diversity of Stevie Nicks' voice, i would suggest you react to Fleetwood Mac--"Gypsy"

[@kallsop2]

Of groups that i didnt get to see in the late 70's early 80's Fleetwood Mac is the biggest one i did not get to see.

[@Deborahtunes]

I had a chance to see Stevie Nicks during her 1986 "Rock A Little" tour. She's a show in herself. Absolutely fabulous to watch on stage...

[@mikelogan5629]

Sisters of the Moon isn’t an opener. It’s a traditional encore. Mick was hydrating probably with water.

[@thedogwoods5716]

Looked like a glass beer bottle in the beginning

[@xBlackout718x]

This is the best Fleetwood Mac live performance. The drugs and alcohol were flowing and the emotions were hot. This is as close as Fleetwood Mac ever got to metal

[@jeanniedebartolo5965]

If you really want to see the magic of Stevie Nicks check out Gold Dust Woman and Sara

[@tonyperez3920]

Mirage tour was the best tour of Fleetwood Mac ever did

[@FrancesThompson-e3m]

You should listen to some tracks by Christine McVie, she was also a great writer and performer. With regard to going back in time maybe you should listen to Peter Greene’s Fleetwood Mac, Peter RIP was the founder of the group in the 60’s!

[@courtneycolosimo4618]

I love that you are getting into a verity of music. im 33 and grew up on Fleetwood Mac because my mom loves them especially Stevie Nicks. My favorite part of Fleetwood Mac is that they do not fall in a genre they have country hits, alternative hits, rock hits, they do not conform to being in 1 lane at all. they are authentically themselves. Some songs I strongly recommend ( because they are so different) 1) Landslide: Its just Stevie and an acoustic guitar just fully stripped back about the changes and challenges in life. The story behind Stevie writing it is so cool. The song is beautiful (this song is some what slower pace ) 2) Song Bird: Beautiful I believe it's all piano another fully stripped back song. Its about being being expressing vulnerability and love ( Not sung by Stevie!!!!! It is Christine McVie singing it who primally does backing vocals, keyboard, and writes song. Christie McVie did write this song) Sadly she passed away last November. 3) Gypsy: Exactly how I would describe Stevie Nicks is a Gypsy (in a positive free spirited way): it's just a fun song. The song explores the side of one’s personality that values freedom and fearlessness. which explains why they don't conform to a single genre. I love music that shares stories which is why I love Country, and Rock/ Alternative. Songs that tell stories, are so relatable and when you combined that relatability, along with storytelling, amazing vocals, and great beats, it's truly an artistic masterpiece. ***OTHERS TO CHECK OUT*** I know you guys did Martina McBrides super emotional songs and many reviews stop reviewing her music. I would love for you to review her song "This one's for the girls" it has gotten me though and continues to get me through various points in my life. Its up beat, and emotional but is such an amazing girl power, you are beautiful for being you. along with life long reminders. Another song is By: Dani and Lizzy Nelson (they are twins) called " Dancing in the sky" expresses sorrow at the loss of a loved one, it also asks for happiness and to have no fears or pain. After going Facebook viral with a webcam video they posted of the song in 2016. They then produced a studio video and all the photos and names attached are from fans of the song who submitted loved ones that had passed on. It's a beautiful song that has truly helped me get through so many times I have had to grieve loss. from family and pets, to friends and classmates. It truly is beautiful they originally sung the song on with a webcam and posted to Facebook. Lizzy wrote the song after she was struggling to deal with the loss of her two close friends. Since then they continue to do music but never intended to be singers. but went viral on Facebook and changed their lives. but this was and I believe continues to be their biggest hit.

[@bethcrumpton476]

That sweet little moment that both of the ex couples have toward the end of the performance ❤

[@johnlisonbee6494]

I was lucky enough to see Fleetwood Mac three times in the 70’s! They were always high energy. Good review!

[@patricksutton3992]

Why people get your facts straight it was the encore they came out do 2 songs and left the stage.

[@deedeesnicks]

Stevie was still grieving this night over the loss of her best friend Robin to leukemia.. She passed the year prior, this was the Mirage tour, the following year she was better enough to do her second solo album (The Wild Heart) that has the Prince inspired hit "Stand Back", I always wanted to think that Sisters of the Moon was a sequel to Rhiannon, just my opinion

[@Rya-m7c]

When you said she passed the year prior. It was actually only ten days before this concert and she still went out there as an emotional wreck during the show. Seeing as she was literally bawling on stage and Lindsey was comforting her during the ending. It was a very sad history to the show back in ‘82 unfortunately.

[@deedeesnicks]

@@Rya-m7c you are right she did passed in Oct 82, I had Mirage and her solo album Belladonna tour confused because that tour was only 12 shows and she was emotional then as well because she had get end it to start Mirage.

[@gloriagaddy]

You're correct about them being high...or drunk...or maybe both. It's no secret that the members of Fleetwood Mac were prone to excesses during this era, but then that was the norm for most rock bands of the era. Definitely listen to the studio version of this song. It's quite different and way more melodic than how it's performed here.

[@dirish709]

Unusual choice. Fleetwood Mac is SOOOO much more than Stevie Nicks. Maybe you should do the early live version of Songbird by Christine.

[@drazzle6267]

She speaks in tongues here😅♥️

[@greenbackfly08]

I believe she had said that this song was about how the rock and roll life was taking a toll on her. Saw herself in a mirror and saw how guant and thin she was.

[@jeanphilippesurcouf3300]

Reaction Request: Why are you constantly avoiding "Fleetwood Mac"s first phase 1967 - 1970 ? Their early band-leader Peter Green (voc/g) had serious drug problems, when he suddenly left1970. The years 1970 to 1975 saw some personal changes, but Mick Fleetwood (dr) and John McVie (b) stayed as constant members plus his wife Christie McVie (keyboards), when she joined the band in 1970 officially. So please enjoy this recording "Oh Well" from 1969 kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZqrUXnmtbKhlbLs (The presenter of the performance is the ex keyborder of the "Animals" Alan Price) See you again soon ❤ Jean Philippe aka Uwe (from Bavaria)

[@jeanphilippesurcouf3300]

Reaction Request: Why are you constantly avoiding "Fleetwood Mac"s first phase 1967 - 1970 ? Their early band-leader Peter Green (voc/g) had serious drug problems, when he suddenly left1970. The years 1970 to 1975 saw some personal changes, but Mick Fleetwood (dr) and John McVie (b) stayed as constant members plus his wife Christie McVie (keyboards), when she joined the band in 1970 officially. So please enjoy this recording "Oh Well" from 1969 kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZqrUXnmtbKhlbLs See you again soon ❤ Jean Philippe aka Uwe (from Bavaria) Happy New Year !!!

[@klarakren]

I love this performance but you should listen to Gold Dust Woman live at roxy too :D

[@PassionGrows]

If you ever start doing Stevie Nicks solo music, you should react to her Fall From Grace live in 2001 with Sheryl Crow.

[@williamlewis1001]

Bet you,you haven't heard Hawkwind. Silver Machine 😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮

[@mamaflush9945]

Oops my bad...I have gotten so use to suggesting live performances, it's hard to remember to suggest studio's 1st. But I shall try to do better in future. ✋promise. ☺ I think maybe we should probably go back to the beginning with Peter Green with their second studio album "Mr. Wonderful" this all blues album was released in 1968 it was somewhat similar to their debut album, albeit with some changes to personnel and recording methods. The album was recorded live in the studio with micked amplifiers and PA system. It's a beautiful cover. I believe the original version was recorded in 1936 by Robert Johnson...u know the story about the guy that went down to Georgia, to the crossroads where he sold his soul in order to be the greatest blues guitarist of all time, yeah that Robert Johnson. 😏 Here's a song from that album, if interested. "Fleetwood Mac - Dust My Broom" (by the channel: Fleetwood Mac)" Enjoyed rocking with ya'll -N-Thanks for sharing.

[@ReneCapone510]

I adore FM, but they are so high on Coke here. I'm shocked they don't float away or just collapse. ❤❤

[@bs6938]

Yes, it's great that you're expanding your tunes. If you have a place for listening, please check out Aztec Camera's songs "Stray" or "Nottinghill Blues." Thanks. Happy New Year

[@sitnhere]

I guess we can say the whole band was Ozoned Out in this one, Huh?

[@angelomichael4156]

You want to see a great finish to a show check out Fleetwood Mac "Tusk live"

[@crucify40]

Sam is always so chill 😎. She might be stoned?

[@mazdodd4145]

Think Stevies best friend had died. You can also see Lindsay bash into her as he went past.

[@texasmachinegunma5374]

Phil please react to “Awakening” by Unleash the archers! You won’t be disappointed (full band play through)

[@ernestkerley6282]

This not the beginning of the concert , they were coming back from a break like a ten minute break ! I like a request from the same concert (live at the Marige the song is ITS NOT THAT FUNNY ! Thx 👍

[@Bartcmh]

This tour was probably their druggiest.

[@BryanJones-y8p]

On the subject of live versions, I’m so Afraid from the live 1980 Fleetwood Mac live album is insane,

[@davidlangham6555]

This was the encore, not the opener. Great review though, appreciated!

[@peterstrayhorn5316]

Good song is song Bird featuring the keyboard player such a good voice. I really like the live version Stevie Nicks did so much cocaine that she burned a hole in nose.I watched a interview view and she said that is one reason why she quit doing drugs.

[@patricksutton3992]

This is a ecore song it's not like they just came out of the dressing rooms looking beaten up come on guys.

[@wheredidthetimego8087]

Not one of my favorites of theirs but I do love their sound.

[@bobbycalandra]

WRONG ONE GUYS you need to get from 1976 midnite special thats the shit...

[@MrLedotson]

As much as I love her this is not the Stevie Nicks band. Some of the best vocals and writing come from Lyndsay Buckingham. Check out Never Going Back Again or Monday Morning.

[@Hippychic723]

They are completely trashed 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@doriwiljt]

I don't know the FM song.

[@dougbarton4668]

Christine McVie has said that Cocaine and Champaign made her perform better.

[@TristanandIsolt]

Stevie is great, but she wasn't better than anybody else in Fleetwood Mac. Christina McVie sang lead in more of their hits and Lindsay sang almost as many leads along with being one of the best guitar players ever. The namesakes of the band Mick Fleetwood and John McVie were the best rhythm section ever in a band.

[@jeanphilippesurcouf3300]

Again a marvelous choice for you to present us this song ..... well done, but....

[@mikeziegler4785]

Many, many, many great albums/songs released in 1982, the final year before "Billie Jean" kicked off the MTV era, when every song had to have a video included.

[@stevenseul361]

Not one of their best but I love Fleetwood Mac

[@markmurphy558]

That is one of my least FM vids. Crappy song, crappy performances, terrible production values. Not their best effort.