Tubos - To remove or not remove...

[michaelmastro]

Originally Posted by floydpink

What a lineup.

I was still in diapers in 67.

I didn't know Fleetwood Mac was touring in 67

This was the original line up.

[floydpink]

Originally Posted by michaelmastro

This was the original line up.

Yep, you're right.

I went back and researched it, out of curiousity.

Seems like Peter Green went the same direction as Syd Barrett.

I saw them in the early 80's and still put Stevie Nicks' performance that night as one of the best I ever witnessed from a rock band, although it was induced by heavy drugs.

She looked possessed during Rhiannon and couldn't take her eyes off Lindsey.

I think this was from around that time...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tR_i0sKWKEA

[michaelmastro]

Originally Posted by floydpink

Yep, you're right.

I went back and researched it, out of curiousity.

Seems like Peter Green went the same direction as Syd Barrett.

I saw them in the early 80's and still put Stevie Nicks' performance that night as one of the best I ever witnessed from a rock band, although it was induced by heavy drugs.

Stevie and Lindsay made that band into a great band. Take a look at these...

http://www.michaelmastro.com/mac.thumbs.html

This was 1976-77.

[floydpink]

Originally Posted by michaelmastro

Stevie and Lindsay made that band into a great band. Take a look at these...

http://www.michaelmastro.com/mac.thumbs.html

This was 1976-77.

WOW!

I would be interested in purchasing one of those or trading some cigars.

I saw you have Deep Purple in there as well.

I was lucky enough to meet Ian Gillan at my friend's English Pub here in Orlando and stayed after closing and partied with him and a couple other guys and got backstage the next night at the show. Totally cool guy.

[michaelmastro]

Originally Posted by floydpink

WOW!

I would be interested in purchasing one of those or trading some cigars.

I saw you have Deep Purple in there as well.

I was lucky enough to meet Ian Gillan at my friend's English Pub here in Orlando and stayed after closing and partied with him and a couple other guys and got backstage the next night at the show. Totally cool guy.

An old friend of mine is in Deep Purple now - Steve Morse. I saw The Ian Gillan Band, but the venue was horrible for shooting. I did get a couple of good shots of him in the dressing room. Whatta voice!

Trading for cigars... I'm interested! What do you have in mind?

[Blueface]

Welcome Michael.

Tubo yes for me.
I leave them as is in humi.
Very beaten down subject as you will find.

I am in Mobile once every six weeks or so.
Have never had a cigar while there as can't find a location.
Maybe you can share a good spot and we can enjoy a smoke some time.

[michaelmastro]

Originally Posted by Blueface

Welcome Michael.

Tubo yes for me.
I leave them as is in humi.
Very beaten down subject as you will find.

I am in Mobile once every six weeks or so.
Have never had a cigar while there as can't find a location.
Maybe you can share a good spot and we can enjoy a smoke some time.

I meet friends for cigars and coffee, downtown at Serda's Coffee Company, Royal and Dauphin, almost every weekday at 10am, and on Sundays at noon. You are more than welcome to join us. Or, per your schedule. It will be good to make your acquaintance.

[rizzle]

Originally Posted by michaelmastro

Stevie and Lindsay made that band into a great band. Take a look at these...

http://www.michaelmastro.com/mac.thumbs.html

This was 1976-77.

Is Mick as crazy as he really looks.

[michaelmastro]

Originally Posted by rizzle

Is Mick as crazy as he really looks.

Very intelligent guy. Very tall - about 6'8". Didn't strike me as any weirder than anyone else I hung around with at the time. Then again, I hung around with musicians and commercial artists.