Today’s music comes from visiting Mom last week. Whenever I’d talk about driving to my sister’s house, Mom would ask me which way I was going to go and then tell me which way she was going to go. My route varied by time of day, what I was seeing along the way to fill in memories, and what I’d learned about the road construction and congestion during my stay. Mom always took the same route. By the third day of this, Fleetwood Mac’s “Go Your Own Way” (1976) was in my stream.
Fleetwood Mac’s song is about relationships. In a way, that’s how it was for me, when thinking of Mom and remembering this song.
Although I like the studio version of this song better, I chose this live version. I like the nakedness and clarity of the band members. Seeing them reminds me of the people behind the song. The song had a lot of personal reasons behind it as Nicks and Buckingham had broken up; this song was written out of his pain.
Beyond that, I love watching Mick pounding away on the drums. Wow.
Still one of my all-time favourite bands. They’re playing in Toronto this weekend–wish I had tickets!
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Wish I was up there and had tickets, too. Bummer! Good band, worth seeing. Read though that Buckingham isn’t part of the lineup because of a disagreement with the band.
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Buckingham being temperamental? What a shock…
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LOL. Yarp.
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