It really has seemed to me the shows are getting better and better as the tour goes along...I have bootlegs from the beginning of the tour, and the band is much more "ON" as the tour goes on..

Philips Arena is HUGE , and it was an incredible experience....Bill Elliot was there sitting in the soundboard, chatting with some fans, and he is obviously a fan...the floor section was a very good section....many stood up the WHOLE TIME, even during the new songs, and the ones who didn't, never told anyone to sit down....I cant remember all the specific details as I'd like...but the show was even better than the Greenville one, and it was a great show!!

My mom , who sat in the cheap seats with my sister, commented that COME was a very "nasty" song, and she was surprised at how Lindsey was into it, rubbing his face and all that, letter the front row crowd play his guitar and feel his legs and all..haha COME was of course an exorcism, Lindsey was a WILD MAN, freaking out, running across the stage, punching his guitar... I saw Stevie twice on her TISL Tour in 2001, and I have to say her energy this tour is so up there, compared to her last solo tour...during Rhiannon, she really let it out...and gave a good "WELLLLLLLLLLLL!!! Dreams unwind.." and was shaking her head, and putting her wings over her face...awesome version, best I've heard on this tour... Second Hand News is always fun, and Stevie singing the "Bam bam bam" parts is cool, the audience also seems to love and have fun with this one..and Stevie gets a funny look when they say "lay me down in the tall grass and let me do my stuff."

Surprisingly a lot of the crowd actually knew many of the new songs, and were singing along and dancing to "Say You Will", "What's the World Coming To?", and "Peacekeeper." Stevie changed tops a few times throughout the show, and put on a few different shawls of course, not boots this show though, which was fine with me, she seems to be more comfortable in her shoes, and she moves around the stage much more without the big boots. STAND BACK, was probably the highlight of the show I'd say...Stevie danced A LOT during this one...and her vocals were on it...she did about 13 fast twirls during the guitar part, something she has began doing this tour, since she ditched the boots....and she even bent that mic down during "why don't you taaaaaaaaaaaaaaake me hoome." BEAUTIFUL CHILD was incredible, there is so much intensity in the album version of this song, and she really brings that to the stage, considering this is the first tour they have done this one...she closed her eyes in the end, and just let it all out...

LANDSLIDE, was of course the ultimate crowd sing a long, and during the pause in the end, Stevie and Lindsey stepped back and listened to the roar of the crowd and looked at each other...Stevie and Lindsey were VERY friendly during this one, during his guitar solo she went to him and put her arm around him and tapped her fingers to the guitar part on his chest. GO YOUR OWN WAY, was fun, and the crowd was REALLY into this one, even the people in the top sections were up and dancing...and Stevie and Lindsey would switch sides, and go to the side of the stage and play the audience, and get them jumping...surprisingly Stevie even did a small kick at the end of this one..

There were so many other highlights, I just cannot think of them right now...it was an incredible night...I was interviewed on Z93 (Atlanta's Classic Rock) before the show upstairs, which was VERY fun...and I just had a blast...the band was in TOP form, and I hopefully will see them again on this tour!

Rated "5" by Nathan

Awesome! And then some.

I was dead center, front row, and as a major Fleetwood Mac fan, was in awe of this legendary and as relative-as-ever band. From "The Chain" to "Goodbye Baby" this show exceeded expectations. And. Lindsey Rocks! I was blown away by his way underrated guitar work. He went off on "Come"; showed a new intensity with the acoustic version of "Big Love"; and showed us just how much fun they are having on the road with "Tusk". Lindsey is still into into it big time.

Yeah, Stevie seemed to "walk through" some of the night - but every now and then, she let us into that secret world of hers - "Landslide" - even holding onto Lindsey just a little bit longer than maybe she meant to. I was bowing down to her at the end of "Beautiful Child", one of my Tusk favorites, and maybe the biggest surprise of the night.

That guy who reviewed the show in the Atlanta Journal-Constitution: well, let's put it like this: "the man just got it wrong." Sure, it was "Rumours"-heavy, but that is to be expected. I was so glad that "What's The World Coming To" made it to the set. [yeah that was me jumping up and down most of the show and screaming my head off during this song] Easily a mega-better show that the last time I saw them - November, 1979 at the Checkerdome in St. Louis, MO., when their extracurricular fun took away some of the edge. I was blown away by this show. I will "never forget" this one: Sitting on front row; touching Lindsey's guitar as he played when he bent down at the front of the stage. Just incredible. Sure. I miss Christine like everyone else. But at least we now know - the Mac has a lot of life left in them - both in the studio and on the stage - and a lot of life and love to give.

Rated "5" by Rachel aka 4Ever Stevie